gtvwill

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by gtvwill 2y ago
Send the protégé on some training courses and skills development workshops. Bring them up to speed with current trends and requirements of the business. If they kick up a stink or if questions are asked just make it out like it's the n
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by gtvwill 2y ago
We got more coastline available that you can poke a stick at, much like the greenhouses next to the nullabor in south aus you just solar desalination your water and we have a near infinite supply of water available. https://www.s
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by gtvwill 2y ago
https://www.canstarblue.com.au/solar/solar-farms-australia/ Actually we have heaps of fairly reasonable sized solar farms both built and operating and also in development right now. The politics your talking about
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Last android phone I bought (my current device, got it as a refurb, ill never buy new again its a waste of money) supports high speed usbc with display and data out. Usb3.2 gen2 I think it is. I specifically chose this phone because of the
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by gtvwill 2y ago
I really wish australia would get into silicon foundry and semiconductor manufacturing businesses. We have the space, we have the geo stability ( lots of our space is really old and very stable from a geological standpoint...it finished mov
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by gtvwill 2y ago
So it might not be on stripes end. We as consumers regularly use payment systems that generate a unique card number for subscription services. Then we load up a card with whatever is needed for one month of the subscription service then jus
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Eh cloud gaming's a bit of a hard sell...it's targeted at the cash strapped...don't have 2k for a gaming rig? Here spend 240 a year on a subscription... but you also need a 100+ buck a month internet connection... and some ex
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Markets are neither open nor free, they are closed and regulated. So yes, block their purchasing, tell them to sort their own. Here's the thing, do you cut off one customer when supply is tight or do you risk political suicide by kicki
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Eh common theme amongst coders but I feel like it's less the LLM and more pebkac. You have a new tool, it can be hugely productive. You just need to use it right. Stop expecting it to write your whole app or create new formulas for hyp
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Waves are weird and scary. Being out at sea in big waves 10m+ is some harrowing stuff. If you time your movement right you can kind of just float up stairs between levels. Keeping your meal on the table gets real hard and keeping the food d
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Try installing it in commercial spaces with say a dozen+ devices. It's a nightmare. It's so God damn crap at syncing audio and introduced lag and glitches to audio despite all network conditions being rock solid. Pita to work with
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by gtvwill 2y ago
I've coded python scripts that let me take csv data from hornresp and convert it to 3d models I can import into sketchup. I did two coding units at uni, so whilst I can read it... I can't write it from scratch to save my life. I c
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Is whatever your patenting useful? How big is its market? Realistically how much could a buyer earn if utilized to the fullest? Can it be circumvented easily? Will it be more effort to circumvent than it is to license? Patents = a challenge
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Reasons I choose android. 1. Data on device is mine. I can plug it in and access data on phone like it's a hdd. 2. Devices work way better with other devices. I can plug it in to any laptop or computer and without any other software ac
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Nope. Local hosted servers are common af around here. It'd just all nucs now instead of chunky boi hp workstations. Need backup of your data? Couple of nucs with external hdds. One at site, one at business owners home. Way cheaper than
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Just quit. Deadset I would have quit 2 months into that app and them not paying am upgraded wage. Have some damn self respect person and don't let companies walk over you. Companies have zero loyalty to you. Show them the same.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Buys a vanilla bean but get surprised when it's plain and simple. Not sure what he expected. Apple is a cash cow harvesting brand loyalty. 2 years of r&d and they got what? A usbc port and a button? Folks are joking if they think t
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Lol hell no it's not common. Cat6a to every room, it can do up to 10G or can be used for poe. Fiber used for links between buildings or as a link between redundant systems on separate power infrastructure (its like surge protection for
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by gtvwill 2y ago
It's price gouging. When you have a monopoly (your the only source of apps for an iphone and no the existence of android doesnt make apple not a monopoly) and your a hardware company. You've just hit the jackpot and literally char
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by gtvwill 2y ago
If you don't consume high amounts of thc on the regular and also pending the terpene mix of the plant you consume, you can definitely hallucinate off cannabis. I ran a very vague "dab olympics" comp once at a festival. It was
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by gtvwill 2y ago
I've always dreamed of getting pouches of sweet leaf/top leaf that's been cured the same way as tobacco. Sometimes I just want a light grilling and a session not as another user put it "3 Puffs and I'm out".
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Private healthcare/medical services should be illegal. Nationalise it. So broken to be in 2024 and people still have to pay for Healthcare. Thank God I don't live in the US. Our healthcare ain't great but it shits on theirs (
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Yeah nah you can inhabit it. Just geez kalgoorlie if you think otherwise. Middle of nowhere, water gets pumped in. Housing problems come from legislation that promotes housing as an investment.it also comes from protectionist legislation th
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by gtvwill 2y ago
App can have internal keyword check that could open backdoor to law enforcement when certain terms are said. *fbi enters the conversation* probably won't be in your chat log anytime soon but you can't argue telegram, signal and wh
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by gtvwill 2y ago
No because those platforms make the values token effort to curb illegal activity via moderation be it user performed or done by their own employees. Telegram does not do this. Anywhere at all. It's very different.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Well much like the owner of omegle found out you can't provide platforms for criminal activities and make no effort to curb it. It only takes a 30 second google before you find telegram rooms offering all kinds of illegal stuff. You do
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Well of you provide a service and it's knowingly used by criminals and you just implement features to benefit the criminal activity but make no effort to curb it. Yes, your an accomplice.
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by gtvwill 2y ago
But here's the thing. If your app is known to be uses heavily by criminals ranging from Pedo's to drug dealers. You are liable. You run a carrier service. Much like the owner of omegle found out, yes you do have a duty of care. Yo
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Teaching me technical terms required to learn solutions to problems. Something I've found over the years is the vast majority of stuff is easy to do and easy to learn. The hard part is finding the correct language to use to describe th
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by gtvwill 2y ago
Apples products aren't suitable for enterprise. They aren't repairable, aren't easily deployable, they make poor engineering choices which put the integrity of their hardware at risk, they don't run most business softwar

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