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by grugagag 2y ago
Yes, but will the enterprise world flinch an eye? Whoever chooses microsoft for their enterprise stuff do not care about security, as long as it’s not their direct fault directly in cases of customer data breaches they feel safe: “oh, Micro
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by grugagag 2y ago
And here’s their wedding invite [0]. Money made off dying old people had to sustain their vacuous lifestyle [0]: https://www.theknot.com/us/jeff-king-and-lexie-gehrke-feb-20...
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by grugagag 2y ago
And without overregulation those consumer choices wouldn’t be be easily faked?
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by grugagag 2y ago
Yeah, seems grifty to me as well and some medical practitioners are solely in for the money so you’ve got to always watch out.
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by grugagag 2y ago
They’re settling on disputed lands and slowly pushing out Palestinians. Who is defending them at all times? Israeli soldiers who are not Ultra Ortodox. I think it’s good to give them a taste of conscription, all other Israelis do it, male,
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by grugagag 2y ago
100 Euros per person. A group of 7 would be 700 and that is only one mishap, there could be multiple per day..
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by grugagag 2y ago
These have a sorcerer like quality in my mind. When I was a kid and playing these games, at some point I realized other people where the authors of these games. I tried to make my own but I didn’t know much programming at the time, all I ha
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by grugagag 2y ago
Im not sure if my total aphantasia comes from a burnout or whether I was born with it. After a severe work related burnout, when things came to, some things did not return to normal. I have learned about aphantasia recently and did not test
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Climate scientists can't agree on how warm it is[video](youtube.com)
7 points by grugagag 2y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 2y ago
The brain uses heuristics for that
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End-to-End Encryption (E2E) Is Dead. Killed by New Tech [video](youtube.com)
2 points by grugagag 2y ago|1 comments
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Why We're All Burning Out – Byung-Chul Han's Warning to the World [video](youtube.com)
6 points by grugagag 2y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 2y ago
It’s already a thing now https://quillbot.com/paraphrasing-tool
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by grugagag 2y ago
I had Tannenbaum books in in two of my CS courses too 2 decades back. They were great textbooks, found them quite accessible too
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by grugagag 2y ago
They are either tarnishing their reputation or gaining reputation points.
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Aphantasia:Why Blind Imagination Could Be the Key to Understanding Consciousness(youtube.com)
1 points by grugagag 2y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 2y ago
Art isn’t keeping you inside, actually technology has made our lives more comfortable indoors, not that it’s always a bad thing. A world without art would be an industrial world where things only have utility and what the look like does not
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by grugagag 2y ago
Most societies learned to respect their dead. We may be at a turning point.
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by grugagag 2y ago
>I reach conclusions by feel That sounds like intuition to me
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by grugagag 2y ago
I absolutely agree. But keep in mind that a lot of these services are made by startups that want to be acquired by someone with big pockets. Using hyped tech helps the sale. Don’t ask me why…
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by grugagag 2y ago
One word: scale. The services you mention above do require scale if commercial. OP argues and I somewhat agree that lots of resume driven tech was oversold and overused making things more complicated and expensive than they should have. Onc
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Experimental Evidence No One Expected Is Human Consciousness Quantum After All? [video](youtube.com)
5 points by grugagag 2y ago|1 comments
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by grugagag 2y ago
Only time will tell. Right now this sounds like everything that was once claimed, each technological cycle, only to be forgotten about after some time. Only after some time we come to our senses, some things simply stick while other ‘evolve
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by grugagag 2y ago
2 year olds learn so much about the world, learning to read that early will not do as much as parents expect. Let 2 year olds learn and be exposed to things children of that age normally do, sure an early start here and there is okay. But p
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by grugagag 2y ago
For a few times until you figure out some patters, then you check your bank app once in a while knowing what to look for wasting the least amount of time.
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by grugagag 2y ago
They’re portable dopamine hit machines. We normally take dopamine hits when we do something that we like but periods of low dopamine aka boredom are required for a healthy mind.
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Is the Intelligence-Explosion Near? A Reality Check.- Sabine Hossenfelder [video](youtube.com)
3 points by grugagag 2y ago|0 comments
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by grugagag 2y ago
Micropayments is still not a thing yet. I think that if it were it would give rise to a lot of interesting movements like this one, organically more or less. The problem with open source and giving away things free is that people just take
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by grugagag 2y ago
How are you faring so far? Can you join some groups of less reserved/more gregarious immigrants and carry on together?
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by grugagag 2y ago
Have locals adapted to this or they’re generally more depressive over the winter months?

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