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Considering Work from Office is the norm, good jobs that have career growth are largely on the East Coast i.e. Melbs, Sydney. Both are "too expensive" ... so where else should people move where it's less expensive and they ca
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> Basically like a gopro on steroids with searchable context - or even the ability for me to say outloud "KEEP A NOTE OF THIS" and it will keep a segment tagged and can give me summaries of moments I wanted particularly logged.
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Sony already owns a patent on that exact scenario from Black Mirror. https://www.creativebloq.com/sony-tv-patent > In it, TV viewers are only able to skip an advert by shouting the name of the brand. Yep, crying 'Mc
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It's faster. The same old justification that was used to switch to Chrome can now be used for Firefox.
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> Because Firefox is rather slow given the current competitors Currently Firefox is faster than Chrome : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36770883
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Depending on the use-case, I find DDG is far better in many cases in returning sane search results. Might be a option to try. Not entirely open-source but better than the GOOG.
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> Saying the "public enjoyed" network TV is a bit of a stretch, too. For the most part, it was just adequate. Not adequate either. Throwing a hundred ads during one show, at the same time charging you for it and that's som
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> press offices in every major city in Pakistan. Which Indian newspaper has press offices in "every major city in Pakistan"? > Lots of Pakistani journalists publish in Indian newspapers due to censorship in Pakistan. Nonethe
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> a part-time position at one of two package-shipping stations > people are living longer and having fewer children—and some retirement-age folks have little choice but to work because of inflation and a weak stock market. ... This is
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4y ago
> It says the breaches happened between May 2018 and July 2020. What was the breach?
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> Given the track record of Chinese companies and IP law they don't agree with, do you really expect them to honor privacy laws? Since TikTok is storing the data on US soil (I believe that's something they've started), or
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> Oh, it's not even close to being the best thing we have. What's the best thing we have then? Because I am not aware of any alternatives to CSS that I can use in the browser.
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> One: present yourself exactly as you are. In fact, the fewer men you appeal to, the better. Two: be picky. Give almost no one a chance. Isn't this literally what already occurs? From the other side, it seems like this is exactly h
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4y ago
Notes app. Pretty similar to Evernote but simpler in some ways. Nothing ground-breaking.
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> No, men aren’t looking for dates cause online dating has made it really brutal for them and allowed women to be more choosy Isn't the result the same? More people are single? Or are we saying that more men have polyamorous relati
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> Not a comfortable thing to say, but this is one reason I’m glad my kid is a daughter and not a son I am missing something here... why? If the rate of single men in the US looking for a date has dropped, wouldn't a similar number
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If you keep asking it the next 5 sentences in a loop ... is it not simply generating what would be the next 5 sentences based on the context? Is it possible for it to go "No, that's where it ends" at any point or it's an
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You literally said "made human life better" ... it doesn't matter if you use them or not. Also, you don't use a Phone? or Maps? Really? Do you use Chrome? Do you use Firefox, because Google's contributed a massive a
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> in the long history of ML, tensorflow is not that significant. I don't necessarily disagree, but that's only from a technical pov. However, I think the release of it as a open-source library made it so that it's far easi
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Uh... Maps? Open, Permissive phone OS compared to the alternative? Greatest entertainment/information system, especially one that's democraticsed producing media? In terms dev-related stuff, TensorFlow - literally something that&#
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I never understood how America with it's "freedom" situation allowed the amount of zoning restrictions to occur.
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I think that can be done by passing in an image as reference in the prompt.
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Almost impossible to generate hands with 5 fingers in Midjourney
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> Pakistani weddings i think would not be street vendor but catering service Largely depends on how rich you are. Middle-class and above tend to hire a Wedding Marquee, which basically means a hall and catering service along with decorat
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Slipping assault, violent acts etc under the rug is incredibly common from my experience. Even regular cases of bullying, schools will never intervene and if they ever do, it's largely very surface level i.e. telling the bully "do
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Is there a source for this debunking? I'd love to read it.
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Liberal party in Australia is the centre-right party. I am guessing they'd still be left of the US right-wing but that's beside the point.
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https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/ The article brings up a useful point, but then diverges into reactionary terrible "video games are bad" take that really doesn't look at the main reason why this is happening in
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> TikTok’s algorithm in China promotes more “socially positive” content than in the west. Because China literally has a law that states that apps for kids must provide educational content. The USA can do the same if it wants that.
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> I've been using it for some of my work for a few months now, after a multi-year hiatus because it always, no matter which version I installed, slowed to a crawl after a short while of use. I am surprised to hear this. I had this c
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