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by econ 4mo ago
How would they respond to a GDPR request?
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by econ 4mo ago
You are now technology enough to finally be ready for a mechanical cooking timer. The really old ones are even made from metal. My preference goes to steampunk level wear and a sticky grease shell made from 50 years of cooking. I got an ele
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by econ 4mo ago
Actually, heating and pressurizing is limited by how much juice your electrical installation can pour out.
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by econ 4mo ago
It might be fun to have LLMs take a look at efficiency. Each job has input and output with each task requiring some level of expertise that has some price tag, some financial and some social value. I wouldn't be surprised if those numb
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by econ 4mo ago
It is important to note this formula doesn't require understanding any subject. People keep seeking logic where there is non. We have an internet full of theories assuming there is more to it.
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by econ 4mo ago
Weird shit is just by lack of cosy cover story. Each military operation has a cool story in advance and a different cool story afterwards. Neither is ever true and if someone finds out the "truth" it usually isn't even half t
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by econ 4mo ago
>Personally, I don't get why people blindly reject any collaboration with the military If you don't understand don't call it blindly. If the country doesn't align with your world view at all there is no reason to figh
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by econ 4mo ago
I fix some bugs here https://phpbb.go-here.nl
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by econ 4mo ago
The opposite, to change it into the modern version remove all borders and make all backgrounds the same color. That is how to make it uneasy on the eyes.
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by econ 4mo ago
I use to make whole websites using system colors. The colors kept getting worse and eventually everyone hated it including myself.
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by econ 4mo ago
I read some stuff once where the author argued that almost everything takes in values, performs operation on them and gives output. Some things also store things. Then, if everything is doing logic operations there is no telling where intel
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by econ 4mo ago
Their private practitioners typically earn $25,000 - $45,000 per year and public sector dentists earn roughly $10,000 - $15,000 Pretty much what a western dentist charges for a handshake. So you get endless rows of teeth flying there.
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by econ 4mo ago
I have a vision for an art exposition where common tools and household items are enriched with remote shut down technology. Devices that have no business being smart like a hamer, a tire iron, a lug Wrench and perhaps shoes. The entrance wi
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by econ 4mo ago
I wonder to what extent models should figure out which model to forward a query to. Or perhaps the big models could learn the difference between an easy and a hard question and charge accordingly? Perhaps, if it can measure complexity, even
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by econ 4mo ago
I wrote this, I find it spectacularly hilarious. It is a desktop text editor in a self contained html file. (50 lines) https://text-edit.go-here.nl You put it on your desktop and (assuming you have a browser running) instantly b
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by econ 4mo ago
I read some interesting drama involving YouTube style false copyright flagging at scale. Don't ask me for details but I got the impression they got just involved enough to maximize harm. It's not software but a platform which has
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by econ 4mo ago
I think Turkish factory style dentists accumulate something like 100 times more experience?
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by econ 4mo ago
Someone gained access to a Instagram account (belonging to a business by the same name) connected to a fb account (by the same name) that they still had access to. The only thing fb could do was terminate the Instagram for impersonation. I
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by econ 4mo ago
Then you get trusted parties selling account access. Even if you remove them for a single false positive they will do it. A bit like a % packages "vanishing". The least terrible seem digital id.
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by econ 4mo ago
Creatine effects vary a lot from person to person. It isn't all that harmful and easy to notice. Best test it yourself. I apparently produce much less than I can use. Effect is in the, how is this even legal? range.
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by econ 4mo ago
Best ones, when refusing, ask again on the next page. Perhaps they don't know what a functional cookie is? Maybe the marketing vocabulary only has YES?
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by econ 4mo ago
It wraps to the second line on mine.
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by econ 5mo ago
Change the link text from new to newest. Use the big word.
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by econ 5mo ago
That's what she said.
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by econ 5mo ago
Who gets to set the curriculum is a much bigger deal than given credit for. So many teachers complaining about the shit they have to teach. I remember one who didn't necessarily disagree but wondered why Al Gore should be the one to de
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by econ 5mo ago
This is something like an individual being fined $200? Seems fine
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by econ 5mo ago
I recall some research in the TV age. They observed, if the subject is looking into a light source, (be it a camp fire, a screen or a bulb) they go into a kind of sleepwalking mode. They also mentioned the phenomenon was already well docume
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by econ 5mo ago
Maybe it's different if you have 8 or 15 kids.
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by econ 5mo ago
HQ is 0 lines
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by econ 5mo ago
There must be thousands of forums and they look and feel very similar but the hardest part is moderation which we never see and I imagine everyone implemented differently. I just had a fun thought. Rather than permanently collapsing a comme

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