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by dambi0 2y ago
Words matter but so does context. You weren’t confused by the words here why assume others would be?
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by dambi0 2y ago
The dash button doesn’t use voice it hasn’t proved popular either. Various other threads suggest stability of pricing as an issue. Voice ordering may be part of the issue, as might being unable to see the goods. There is likely a number of
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by dambi0 2y ago
Often or always? Is reading a generic description of a product (menu) seeing the thing? What about alcoholic drinks in pubs or bars “2 pints of your best and a glass of house red”. Alexa may not be great for purchasing from Amazon but this
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by dambi0 2y ago
Restaurants?
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by dambi0 2y ago
Was the markup just sales tax or did it include tips or extra fees? A 35% plus sales tax seems awfully high where in the US was it?
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by dambi0 2y ago
Internal / private certificate distribution monitoring, but yes privacy beyond that.
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by dambi0 2y ago
A unique per certificate CRL might work in theory. Theory is not the same as practice
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by dambi0 2y ago
At least you saved the bad advice for last :)
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by dambi0 2y ago
What courses / subjects would you recommend?
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by dambi0 2y ago
Even the official end of feudalism, at least in the UK, was at least a century before the Industrial Revolution.
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by dambi0 2y ago
Beyond the general idea that the more time you have to think about a problem the more likely it is you will do better at solving it. How does this translate into an ability to solve more emergent problems? Isn’t this “hack” somewhat similar
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by dambi0 2y ago
Do you think the comment should be interpreted to mean we should listen to everything all older people say?
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by dambi0 2y ago
What are you scared of? Why 1%? Why not the 0.5% or the 2%? It all seems rather arbitrary.
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by dambi0 3y ago
I don’t know the context and details of course. But might the introduction of various microservices have impacted the cost / complexity of the project?
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by dambi0 3y ago
Fair, the inability to remove your own items seems maybe a hang-up from an older view of privileged cashiers. The store I currently use doesn’t have weight checks except for weighed produce. You can leave your stuff in the cart and with the
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by dambi0 3y ago
A lot of the waiting is for age restricted items or machine errors rather than trust issues. I have never once been randomly sampled after self surface purchase in either the UK/US.
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by dambi0 3y ago
How do you know the spammers and job seekers are separate groups?
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by dambi0 3y ago
There is a known upper bound they could randomise the guesses from the range.
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by dambi0 3y ago
Could you help me understand which posts enjoy generous reading and which are not so lucky please? Can I always assume the generosity to ignore what’s written? There’s a post in this very thread that dismisses the parent comment as stupid o
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by dambi0 3y ago
Perhaps we are using claim in different ways. In the anecdote the author claims that the former group was toxic and that this was one of the reasons that influenced choosing a different group. There are two claims about toxic behaviour. The
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by dambi0 3y ago
This is an interesting way to raise good faith interpretation of discussion.
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by dambi0 3y ago
The anecdote claims to offer something about toxicity, it seems reasonable to consider whether it achieves this.
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by dambi0 3y ago
My pleasure in avoiding being shot isn’t enhanced if someone else is. If someone dies in a car accident I can be glad it wasn’t me, but I haven’t learned anything. If I do learn something from someone else’s misfortune, I could be pleased,
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by dambi0 3y ago
The anecdote doesn’t reveal a great deal about toxicity though does it?
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by dambi0 3y ago
If I am a not responsible for other people’s life choices it is OK to revel in their misfortune. No one is responsible for other people’s actions. Therefore it is always OK to revel in other people’s misfortune? Or is the mechanism differen
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by dambi0 3y ago
Does it make a difference? If you know beforehand then you are not seeing a chiropractor thinking they are a doctor, you are seeing a chiropractor knowing they are a doctor. If you don’t know beforehand the original rule still works.
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by dambi0 3y ago
I presume you don’t recall directly. I wouldn’t suppose your mother would tell you that “yeah, I let you run amok on flights”. Notwithstanding that the general point was a tad broader.
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by dambi0 3y ago
This struck me too. I think we can do better than appeal to insult. Especially given the potential technical mistake. It’s quite disappointing, in a way.
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by dambi0 3y ago
Is it overly reductionist to wonder whether the difference between, “Which of these is best?” versus “Is that your best effort?”, deserves more than a footnote?
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by dambi0 3y ago
I believe you can run shortcuts on an Apple computer too.

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