greggsy

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811.
by greggsy 4y ago
Notwithstanding the legitimacy of the model from a scientific perspective, I do like the model as a lens or perspective for understanding consciousness. Similarly, the ‘triune brain’ model is great for understanding and explaining our behav
812.
by greggsy 4y ago
I don’t believe it’s required if they’re not being collected for marketing and tracking g reasons. Not sure what theirs are for tho anyway.
813.
by greggsy 4y ago
Suggesting that there is a corporate or government conspiracy without actually saying what it might actually be is the worst type of conspiracy.
814.
by greggsy 4y ago
You could presumably do anything if you’re clever enough with the right FPGA: https://www.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/xilinxzynqbasedrad...
815.
by greggsy 4y ago
It’s not a backdoor until it’s proven that it’s used for that propose. Until the it’s just (yet another) potential side channel.
816.
by greggsy 4y ago
He’s one of very few people doing this type of investigative journalism online, and is - as cringey as it sounds - the closest we’ve got to an IRL ‘internet superhero’. Ubi was a bad call but the information was credible - as an insider, t
817.
by greggsy 4y ago
Almost 100% of them are naive, unless they’re crypto bros.
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by greggsy 4y ago
Thanks!
819.
by greggsy 4y ago
If I understand correctly, they’re calibrated at the factory, which is probably in China, which might have vastly differing CO2 levels depending on whether the winds blowing up or downstream of any heavy industry or metropolitan centre?
820.
by greggsy 4y ago
Are there any periodic reports like this that tie together crop production and fertiliser use?
821.
by greggsy 4y ago
It certainly shouldn’t be ignored, simply because it might take some time. Targeting public housing and (responsibly) incentivising landlords to improve less efficient homes would go a long way.
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by greggsy 4y ago
I understand the eternal desire for optimisation, but it’s a game of diminishing returns. Most of the items people agonise over in taskman.exe aren’t using negligible memory and cycles. The software for your RGB keyboard is probably less
823.
by greggsy 4y ago
There’s a clone on the iOS marketplace, but it has ads - I’d easy pay $7.99. There’s probably quite a few retro games that could be rebooted from this era - it has inter generational appeal among older players who grew up in that era. Migh
824.
by greggsy 4y ago
I had no idea it was so popular - it certainly was in my household. I remember finally upgrading to a colour monitor. The ‘cheat’ mode of assigning yourself max cash great for practice. Also, firing a MIRV straight up at max power with wra
825.
by greggsy 4y ago
I mean, you could just log into your pc and just run a browser, steam, and nothing else.
826.
by greggsy 4y ago
Might be interesting to investigate what telemetry would or could be sent, but I’m assuming it’s just their usual feedback smileys that find their way into Microsoft’s beta UIs, and are presumably sent to an unmonitored ticketing system.
827.
by greggsy 4y ago
To me, only other places that compare to NYC are Singapore and Sydney. Great food in Singapore, great weather (usually) in Sydney. The people can be a bit busy in Singapore though. Certainly no NYC, but they ticked all my recreation, arts,
828.
by greggsy 4y ago
It’s not an idea - it’s just a perspective that some people forget: the world is volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous, and our organisations are a reflection of that. I know that it’s fashionable to talk about not normalising things,
829.
by greggsy 4y ago
You basically described any workplace in a large company. Organisations are systems made of loosely interconnected and dependent systems, made up of people. The complexity of business norms, personality and cultural differences, and unreali
830.
by greggsy 4y ago
Additionally, never attribute malice when poor maintenance that which is adequately explained by poor maintenance scheduling and safety protocols.
831.
by greggsy 4y ago
Same reason why I stopped playing Scrabble apps.
832.
by greggsy 4y ago
Ironic that they tracked themselves, but less overt ways of informing OP…
833.
by greggsy 4y ago
I think they’re suggesting existing roads, which have their own issues (ie the presence of humans)
834.
by greggsy 4y ago
Most Apple-centric enterprise workplaces use Office. With the exception of some features that are specific to O365-specific licenses, it has feature parity with the Windows version. LivreOffice does not do PowerQuery, and while it ‘opens E
835.
by greggsy 4y ago
PowerQuery is actually pretty capable, but it’s effectively a modern plug-in bolted into Excel. They’ve kind of left Excel behind.
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by greggsy 4y ago
Excel is ubiquitous in almost every workplaces, so I can use the same workflows and templates, and don’t have to raise a request to install some new app, or permission to load client data in a cloud service operated somewhere . LibreOffice
837.
by greggsy 4y ago
I feel like the pendulum is swinging back. Interest rates, rent, housing and commodity prices are up, so discretionary spending will almost certainly be lower. Could that reduce demand for marketing and advertising in general? Maybe the tig
838.
by greggsy 4y ago
What are the concerns for vendors?
839.
by greggsy 4y ago
But they would have just called it the M1, and we’d be back in 2020, but it would be 2022.
840.
by greggsy 4y ago
Yep - the case was pressed aluminium, which cant be returned back to it’s original shape after it has been deformed or bent, so the fitment around thinner spots near the ports and cd drive would always look a bit off after a few years of us

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