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by consp 7mo ago
> a noble's interests are tied to the welfare of the country itself. I'd argue their interest is tied to the welfare of the country for themselves, not the country itself or the general public.
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by consp 7mo ago
After a minute near one of their offices I do. Macs are either randomized per session, which makes filtering on them pointless, or they are not and still broadcast making them non secure and easily spoofed. Relying on mac filtering is usual
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by consp 7mo ago
Assuming this works like any other tiered package system, wouldn't this make you still lose more money due to the lower tiers being less efficient?
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by consp 7mo ago
It's an actual story telling method, molded into a supposed to be informative article with a bunch of "please make it interesting" sprinkled on top of it. These day known as the what's left of the internet.
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by consp 7mo ago
> accessible only from a corporate device associated mac address Like that ever stopped anyone. That's just a checkbox item.
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by consp 7mo ago
... you can say anything about an empty set so when there is no performance ...
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by consp 7mo ago
I always find it interesting employers only look at the short term benefits. Generally employment safety laws dampen income rise over time so for an employer it is cheaper to hold on to someone than hire a new, which also lessens knowledge
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by consp 7mo ago
For international through Germany we used to get 100% back after four hour delays but they stopped doing that ... For obvious reasons. I traveled for free multiple times in the (long) past. Also fun of you wanted to get more back: if you ha
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by consp 7mo ago
Gold status? Does that mean you only have to fill in two pages of forms instead of three for refunds?
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by consp 7mo ago
Isn't high grade SSD storage pretty much a memory layer as well these days as the difference is no longer several orders of magnitude in access time and thoughput but only one or two (compared to tha last layer of memory)?
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by consp 7mo ago
Slippery slope can be argumental if you provide the actual argumental reasoning for it as I was thought it could be used as deductive argumentation (though that does not say much). On itself it is a fallacy. I don't see how verifiable
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by consp 7mo ago
> California is mandating OSes provide ages to app stores, They forgot to put in the provision which exempts apps which do not need an age rating? As in: everything os related. Sounds like a good way to get rid of snap at least since tha
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by consp 7mo ago
For older generations Facebook has the same problem. "On Facebook it said [propaganda item bla bla]" is something I hear with those generations.
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by consp 7mo ago
Why is that rellevant?
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by consp 7mo ago
In a general rule you can record. But sending it to Meta AI would be a AVG (GDPR) violation in the Netherlands if no consent is given as you share it with a third party. There is also the difference of recording a public place with people i
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by consp 7mo ago
Why does the majority of people just assume people want to communicate... I have not read the article and never am going to. This headline premise alone of doing that will destroy any sanity I have. I do not, ever, want to talk you as a sta
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by consp 8mo ago
> so if you are traveling, it will suggest best ways to travel, best hotel, etc We, as a supposed community of orderly citizens of computerised world, should start teaching people that those bots are salespeople. Most people do not trust
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by consp 8mo ago
Reminds me of the empty search pages I sometimes get since I started blocking all ads and LLM generated pages over time. I wonder how the adblockers are going to fight this.
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by consp 8mo ago
It's called upselling and is a technique as old as sales have existed. Your local travel agent will do the same but maybe with a bit of moral compass or bound by ethics or laws, which some LLM does not follow.
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by consp 8mo ago
My reaction was the same as I expected there to be a fancy analogue computer build mainly with transformers.
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by consp 8mo ago
As soon a country agrees to enter a conflict on a side, which the original axes declare to be a war, it's at war. You can tell the media whatever you want of course.
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by consp 8mo ago
I do not long back to the days of reused boxes and ducktape as homes for my electronics. It's here to stay.
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by consp 8mo ago
Revocation.
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by consp 8mo ago
You seem to have forgotten politics, since at the managerial level that is the most effective tool at hand. Engineers with their arguments and rethoric be damned.
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by consp 8mo ago
If people don't have anything to hide ask them how their marriage is and when the last time was they met their mistress, since they drive by there way too often for not having one nearby that location. That line of questioning usually
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by consp 8mo ago
Neither of them had shareholders to please.
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by consp 8mo ago
At least in the past the sellers branded their whitelabel products correctly. These days you get some random "brand" when you order from an alphabet soup name. It's fun when you have to install apps with it as you have to get
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by consp 8mo ago
They raise prices by 30 percent to offset Amazon's taxes and then offer a 25 percent discount on their own site. How does this not raise prizes?
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by consp 8mo ago
Isn't that a textbook definition of racketeering?
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by consp 8mo ago
I always assumed it to be a honeypot for ebay purchasers due to the "copy popular ebay search results and then lure them to a link" methodology of "users". Pretty much the same with all AI slop sites (e.g. the first 10 s

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