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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I don't get what's lazy about this. Is it because it's not appending the elements?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Are we still talking about unicycling?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
All of those examples are of LE claiming that somebody was at a given location, not a defendant using it to prove they were somewhere else. What's the difference? One is somewhat difficult to fake, the other is laughably easy. Not sayi
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Not a lawyer, but my estimate is that this would stand up in approximately zero courts worldwide
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
> I need credits to use notepad What does this mean?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
This seems like a solid business idea. Start up a company that deshittifies some BigCorp experience, become an existential threat to BigCorp, get acquired by BigCorp. Rinse and repeat. Who loses?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
And thus the Bobbit coin was minted
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Why would you assume this? The company that I work for (~ 1000 employees) has one part time employee who manages sharepoint. Any new software we wanted had to go through the procurement pipeline before we discovered we could use powerapps w
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I would be calculating the fine vs water bill comparison. Or ripping up the lawn to plant something more sensible. Or just not living somewhere where an HOA can tell me what to do with my own house
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
If you have access to O365 (or whatever it is called this week) this would be easy to do using powerautomate
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I am still hoping for a printer that actually works
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Hmm, I would like to hear an example of one of the Antichrist's thoughts
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
And at some point you're going to be standing there trying to figure out if it still brings you Joy
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
We just need 10k votes, right? Or is there more to it than that?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I just wanted to confirm my connection to royalty because I've always felt, y'know... special
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
> "so much so that when ..." This is a common enough turn of phrase, at least in my corner of the world. What's your problem with it? https://www.collinsdictionary.com/sentences/english/so-much-..
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Can I also put in a request for a dedicated weight sensor/camera unit that sends a notification to my phone whenever somebody puts an empty milk carton back in the fridge?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I think this is the first time I have seen YouTubers offered as an example of people who get to the point
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Well, maybe. Or it could be that the low hanging fruit has already been picked and the remaining 10% to get it real-world usable will be the thing that takes a long time (see VR, self driving cars, etc)
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
> I had to rescue a horny short nosed one which had trapped itself between gutters on a high speed road while looking for a mate a few years ago Love a good dangling modifier. Did you end up finding your mate?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
I feel about the same amount of uninformed as I was pre- Google, maybe more so being that there are now whole categories of information that I know are pointless trying to memorise. What's really changed for me is that now we don'
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
> Of course, it is worth remembering that Word isn't just available in English. It supports around 100 languages, including European Spanish and Latin-American Spanish. (from TFA)
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
This is cool and I'm a little surprised to see that Victoria is the one dragging the chain here. Is DataVic just talk, or does that not apply to law for some reason?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Great, but using it to fact check your own comments on HN? When will that become viable?
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
a) Sure, but that's the game the music industry has been running ever since they concocted this scam. It has nothing to do with how an artist got on their radar in the first place b) Still sounds better than selling solar panels, to me
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
> the above comment is AI approved I hope I live to see the day when this actually means something
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Yes, let this be a warning to trap metal artists everywhere: the quarter million dollar record deals are a smokescreen. Solar panel sales are where the real action is.
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
Really, it's extremely new. The feedback loop for old media was very coarse. They knew how many newspapers they sold and had an idea of who the repeat customers were. Editorial could be said to be linked to bumps in opinion polls, but
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
> Melbourne here. We just switched to the 5G modem and reliably get 300 down, 20 up. The nanobots I can live with
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by cookie_monsta 3y ago
But then my peers and I watched literally hundreds of episodes of this show (not because we liked it, but because there were only 3 channels to choose from) and we never mimicked any of that behaviour further than regular dumb kid play viol

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