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2y ago
Anyone else wondering what was the full query starting with "Human beings who are al[most?ways?]..."?
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Recently my coworker asked me if I could recommend any physical alarm clocks. He said that phone alarm causes him to pick up the phone the first thing in the morning and he wants to break away from this habit. I guess at some point the soci
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2y ago
I just like many others use a digital invoicing system I subscribe to. It's very cheap, just a few euro a month. They already introduced Peppol support so it's not an issue really. Any invoicing system that doesn't offer inte
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2y ago
In spite of high energy prices, Hetzner manages to be one of the most competitive bare metal/cloud/colo provider in the world. Although in the case of colocation, they do offer space in Finland for ca 1/3 less per kWh.
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That was actually my first though. Why even bother moving them physically?
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They are not allowed to discriminate on the basis of nationality.
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2y ago
Why pick up on Meta? OpenAI did this a few years earlier.
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2y ago
> Our contract specifically prevented us from disclosing information about the funding source and the fact that OpenAI has data access to much but not all of the dataset. Man, this is huge.
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> If you live in a "first world" country you should know the price of your lifestyle is always blood. This is not only false but also implies the "X is bad so you can also do other bad things" mentality that I don
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2y ago
From all charts, the most intriguing to me is the one comparing the median male and female income.
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2y ago
Let's go one by one. The destruction of North Stream was an excellent move by whoever did. Europe drastically cut support for the current war and any future ones that Putin can wage by enormous cut on gas purchase from the regime. Yes,
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Europe didn't start any war after WWII. leadership reflect the people so if Europeans were blood-hungry, they would kill - for territory, for money, for resources. Instead, people slowly started to understand that we're all interc
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I agree that the USA is different from Europe in this respect. The invasion on Afghanistan and Iraq was completely wrong, and in the case of Iraq based on falsified information, and the final result was worse than before. And although I
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> There’s so much apathy. While I agree with what you say, I disagree about the "apathy" part. In my circles, people focus on what is important for them - and fortunately for their mental health work is not their top priority.
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I disagree. After the two wars there is nobody who couldn't see that war is pure evil. That's why the initial project than later became the EU appeared - so that a war never appears in Europe again. If anything, today we hate it m
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Having talked to Ukrainian refugees I strongly believe there's is some civilizational gap between certain countries in how they perceive systematic violence, especially killing people for resources. In Western civilization, there is no
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The key is the first sentence I suppose. But probably, all in, Dugin's book has been more influential, and here the influence is well-studied.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics Also,
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2y ago
Why is this flagged? I find this article quite interesting.
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2y ago
I see your opinion but the fact that some people interpret things as they like doesn't mean the research should be stopped. This journal (Biology of Sex Differences) helps us to understand the biological differences between sexes to pr
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2y ago
> almost entirely devoid of content I thought the same and was irritated that it talks about the study without linking to it whereas at the same time providing several other links (irrelevant to me). Finally, they did it at the very bot
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2y ago
I don't think so since the sample key they present in the big image contains many of these. The caption is "An example API key generated by github.com/gofrs/uuid and encoded with github.com/agentstation/uuidkey
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The author mentions readability - if they care about it, they should eliminate all ambiguous characters like 0Oo1l.
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> Yet again. This is trash. On the opposite - this is factual presentation of the data from the study that contains substantial overlap as clearly stated in the study itself. What is so trashy about it?
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In the past, this submission would be flagged instantly. The fact that hasn't gives me hope that we could have reasonable discussion on this topic instead of unproductive flamewars.
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> I'd prefer not to introduce into my life I feel the same. Also, one of my friends developed a very bad condition after that, it was quite scary and depressing. Another one just died after taking a small dose (probably had an exist
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I'd say it's even more complex. Middle-level management exists because CXOs don't want to deal with their employees but at the same time want them to under control. I don't believe CXOs can trust machines to be as effici
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Actually writing tests often requires more contextual knowledge than writing code itself.
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I just wonder - don't these current billionaries see how their actions literally shape the world to be a worse place to live in? I believe Gates, in spite all the hate towards him, actually has this kind of conscience and good intentio
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> You think 40% of businesses are going to disappear in the next 3 years? That seems unlikely. I assume you're being sarcastic. Not necessarily. When you look at the lifecycle of a company, the numbers are quite harsh[0]: > 23.2%
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The current (expensive) RPi is almost never the right choice. For IoT you have Espressif boards and for higher performance you have mini PCs. The main advantage of RPi was its cost, that's why it got popular. Now that the main factor i
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