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by celticninja 1y ago
I don't think this is on a par with the online safety act. That was fundamentally flawed. This isn't a huge issue and the benefits for ease of access to government services is a positive step. One thing that users of government se
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by celticninja 1y ago
Ah ok, definitely not an ageism issue if you are only 34. Definitely don't give up. Tech skills don't go out of date that quickly. And with LLMs it's easy for a knowledgeable dev to pick up new languages and frameworks. Sorry
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by celticninja 1y ago
That parent response smacks of ageism. Don't give up. Although depending where you are located that sort of ageism may be prevalent in the companies you are looking at. Have you considered government work? Doesn't pay as well but
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by celticninja 1y ago
A junior would see the solution works and create a PR. A senior knows it works, why it works and what can be improved, then they open a PR. AI is great at a first draft of anything, code, images, text, but the real skill is turning that fir
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by celticninja 1y ago
what are these hallmarks? is this becoming the latest way to attack an idea? instead of engaging with the actual content you just claim it is AI and therefore it can be ignored? seems disingenuous to say the least.
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by celticninja 1y ago
this feels like we need to be able to personalise these devices. The problem with using ok google/alexa/meta is that they trigger all device within hearing range, the more ubiquitous these devices become the bigger the problem. Sm
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by celticninja 1y ago
That seems ridiculous, this is a translation feature. Do you think it is aimed at translating American to Canadian? Those pesky niche European languages are hardly spoken in the Americas so maybe that is the case.
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by celticninja 1y ago
they are gonna launch another coin? they have enough failing coins already, but i guess the stupidity of MAGA still has not bottomed out. I wonder if MAGA will see sense or run out of money first?
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by celticninja 1y ago
I go to Reddit specifically for human answers. The experience of actual people. Why would I want Reddit AI when there are plenty of AIs available. Reddits USP is that there are experts of almost every domain lurking in one subreddit or anot
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by celticninja 1y ago
Thanks, picked up the big book, but I got it as 2 volumes. So not quite so big perhaps
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by celticninja 1y ago
If you are looking for a recent anthology of cyberpunk you could do worse than rewired Rewired: The Post-cyberpunk Anthology Some great stories in there and no bad ones at all. IMO
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by celticninja 1y ago
What a horrible dark pattern
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by celticninja 1y ago
So a max of 25 years but restitution of 19million dollars to pay, so I'm guessing he is going to get a lower end sentence, deportation and the restitution as a fine. December 11th for sentencing
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by celticninja 1y ago
they are communicating the limit exists clearly, they are not `communicating those limits clearly`
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by celticninja 1y ago
Agree but more species is definitely better than less species. We are not aiming to get dinosaurs back, but pre industrial era levels of wildlife is not a bad thing.
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by celticninja 1y ago
This should just boil down to "say yes" to invites
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by celticninja 1y ago
I cant understand it for you, sorry. You seem to be in a bit of a bubble that I don't have the time or inclination to extract you from.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Oh give over. This is politician led. If you think this is some civil servant's unilateral wet dream you have a serious misunderstanding of how the UK government and the civil service work. You would do better reading up on these insti
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by celticninja 1y ago
I was introduced to this by a swiss guy on holiday. Excellent and easy to use.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Tried it again and I got word not found for orange and something else, but I think the issue is that if I select a word from the suggestions on my phone it appends a space and that is why orange or umbrella is invalid. I would suggest strip
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by celticninja 1y ago
How does this work exactly? I'm assuming it just generates every possible bitcoin address and therefore the associated private key, but if that address was locked with a password or something would the private key alone allow you to tr
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by celticninja 1y ago
Dog and a pilot. The pilot is there to make sure everything is ok and the dog is there to bite the pilot if he tries touching anything
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by celticninja 1y ago
Time is also too short game ends because I occasionally choose to type a word with more than 6 characters Also the keyboard in android covers the submit button so you have to exit the keyboard to submit and it times out. I was on hard mode
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by celticninja 1y ago
The word list is limited. I got "umbrella" is not a valid word.
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by celticninja 1y ago
It did make sense for quite a while..I bought and sold stuff online and between 2011 and 2015/16 it was easier and cheaper to pay Chinese suppliers in bitcoin than trying to send international transfers. Think 20p a transaction Vs £25
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by celticninja 1y ago
What is the aim of this? If you can be so outraged at a collection of letters, then perhaps the internet is not for you.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Is this an ad for GoDaddy?
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by celticninja 1y ago
Maybe I'm spending less time here then. Not necessarily a bad thing
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by celticninja 1y ago
2 posts on that page are less than 6 months old and they are both posts of the same thing.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Producing endless smartphones uses resources and energy, but apple make 3 new models a year, with only minor 'improvements' not to mention their laptops, or those of other manufacturers. Car manufacturers are producing more and mo

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