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by cm2187 1y ago
Well they had a good start, I don't think the early Kodak digital cameras were particularly bad, and they were rather cheap. But it looks like they didn't build on it.
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by cm2187 1y ago
My first digital camera was a Kodak camera in 2001. Not saying that crypto was the right decision, but digital cameras definitely were. It seems they were self-conscious, but incapable of executing.
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by cm2187 1y ago
Right now it is his ministers supporting this law when challenged in the media. The last out owns the smell.
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by cm2187 1y ago
Or start breaking statues penises again
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by cm2187 1y ago
That wouldn’t address their liability.
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by cm2187 1y ago
In fact that would likely devastate Labour’s already slim chances of reelection. And would make the argument for repealing that idiotic law wholesale something else than “let my constituents watch porn”
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by cm2187 1y ago
Is that a business they even want, someone occupying a seat for 8 hours only to consume two coffees?
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by cm2187 1y ago
Scott Adams has a hilarious way to describe consultants thay says something similar: https://youtu.be/Ag9mo58sxbQ?t=2822
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by cm2187 1y ago
IANAL, but it seems it also applies to foreign companies. Who owns the irish company? Also tax authorities tend to look very carefully at these transfer pricing arrangements as you are also potentially dodging the corporate tax rate.
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by cm2187 1y ago
HTML/CSS? Anything UI is unnecessary verbose, and full of boilerplate code. [edit] also any interaction with storage / database isn't fun either, unless you use some ORM frameworks, and then you have some even bigger problems
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by cm2187 1y ago
That may be a correlation without causation. Don't know if you lost much weight, but if you did, a huge benefit of losing weight is to increase the level of tonus, and suddenly activities that require no tonus (playing video games, wat
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by cm2187 1y ago
Not for me, in fact my diet involed not taking any dessert, which GLP1 made fairly easy, so I ended up allowing myself to drink a couple of glasses of wine in the evening, which I never did before. I never noticed an alteration of the sense
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by cm2187 1y ago
and there are people who don't get fat no matter what they eat. Not sure what difference it makes to the millions of people I am refering to. Not even sure what is your point.
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by cm2187 1y ago
And also the idea that it is "easy" to lose weight is completely out of touch. If it was there wouldn't be millions of people trying hard, spending money on trying and failing for decades, and entire businesses addressing tha
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by cm2187 1y ago
I agree, and I am a consumer of those myself, which did absolute wonders. And of course I will assign vastly more weight to my own experience, than to the opinion of some random guy on the internet who only read about it. However, we also n
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by cm2187 1y ago
Update your iphone and it will work
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by cm2187 1y ago
And the controllers
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by cm2187 1y ago
RAID 0, ok (but that's a bit dangerous). As soon as you add some redundancy, you pay either a massive price in term of capacity or in term of performance, pretty much any implementation you look at (ZFS, MD, Windows storage space, etc)
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by cm2187 1y ago
What I don't understand in this AI race is that the #2 or #3 is not years behind #1, I understand it is months behind at worst. Does that headstart really matter to justify those crazy comps? Will takes years for large corporations to
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by cm2187 1y ago
That will be a problem if they want to use LLM for customer support!
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by cm2187 1y ago
So what happens if he uses windows 11 and its mandatory online account, his computer is bricked?
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by cm2187 1y ago
And google’s “do as I say, not as I do”. Doesn’t their search engine penalise websites with popups/overlays as it is meant to be user hostile?
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by cm2187 1y ago
Paywalled. Did they moved to CD-ROM?
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by cm2187 1y ago
I don't think advertisers are so naive than to not be aware that google now answers many queries with AI.
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by cm2187 1y ago
What I don't understand is how do you square that with google still reporting growth in ads revenues. Surely google's business should tank by that much (not even taking into account the additional cost of processing a seach with A
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by cm2187 1y ago
And sharepoint in large organisations I have been at recently is now using oauth which breaks Microsoft's own sharepoint client API. That whole software is one massive waste of time and buget.
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by cm2187 1y ago
reminds me of this old but crazy if true comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18138699
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by cm2187 1y ago
It's not just secure boot. Modern OS have certificates all over the place. These are ticking self-destruct time bombs in those machines that the manufacturers of hardware based on these OS may not necessarily realize. I am thinking ATM
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by cm2187 1y ago
At 5% you are still loosely predicting a disease, but with progress in generics you may be one day predicting with a 80% accuracy. The insurance premium will converge to cost of treatment.
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by cm2187 1y ago
The paradox is that the better insurance companies are at pricing risk, the more irrelevant their business becomes. If they can predict your disease with 100% reliability, and charge you based on that, then what is the point of buying insur

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