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1y ago
Sorry. Maybe I should clarify. I meant isolated in that I could upgrade or still drive if the infortainmemt system went kaput.
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1y ago
I like my simple analog controls next to the infotainment system. Lucky for me I can’t afford a new car, especially an Aston Martin , so I won’t be affected .
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1y ago
It really was one of the best language and ide environments that was completely pushed aside by security considerations from the much more widely used general purpose internet web browser.
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1y ago
If one wanted to fool someone into accepting gold painted lead as genuine gold, it is easier than trying to pass off pyrite. Golds much higher melting point is a giveaway, though. I don’t think it was the idea of atomic properties that was
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1y ago
What kind of problems are you putting in where that is the solution? Just curious.
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1y ago
Does anyone still do it that way?
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1y ago
Hoover up personal user data and AI related text entry and deny competition from accessing it.
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1y ago
It is a great language to build on but I think that it was really competing against c++ and unlike QT never had the corporate backing outside of Apple like many open source frameworks have.
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2y ago
IRC means relay, so it makes sense to drop messages unless the service runs a pop mail server for out of band messages. Protocol means little to the user
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2y ago
I don’t think we can go back to some things like ircd or mud talkers because they are too “chatty” to users. People like simplified centralized services with on screen discovery in the form of popups. The small internet will have to stay sm
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2y ago
It’s so seamless for chat to become the medium that we mostly communicate with this AI industry that it’s a shame email, which may have come about first, a little hazy on the history, email didn’t become the means of which we communicate wi
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2y ago
If the driver could queue actions it would make chat interfaced driving easier since the desired actions could be prepared for implementation by button press rather than needed a dedicated button built at a factory built by an engineer.
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2y ago
The short answer is start your own company and to contract. The more realistic you are about your abilities the quicker you’ll find work. For IT the big three are network analysts, database administrators and system administrators (cloud?).
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2y ago
It’s probably healthier to just move on, at least that was what it was for me when I was let go during the Great Recession when the company when bankrupt and reneged on severance paying only the legal requirements.
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2y ago
If we can’t have fun with names, why even be in IT?
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2y ago
Slim pickings, then?
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2y ago
Why not LLLM for large LLM’s and SLLM for small LLM’s, assuming there is no middle ground
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2y ago
I do this with windows 10 for a tablet with a detachable keyboard to make it like an eink display.
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2y ago
Oh no he didn’t!
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2y ago
He had three wives in succession. Any one or three could make the claim. There was probably a limited budget that had to go through a small committee to allocate the new funds. After a while it runs out.
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2y ago
I wonder how many widows were taking a pension from the late John.
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2y ago
Any calorie deficit of 500 under BMR and the body will not just consume the fat stores but also muscle. That’s what I learned on the bodybuilding forums at least. Some people went too high on the deficit and ended up losing some muscle defi
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2y ago
An FTP link for documents? That’s a real throwback
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It seems very much it came from an AI prompt. Funny, people will still read the article thinking that was entirely written by a person.
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2y ago
I’m actually moving to an extreme because of the busy colors on the screen attracting distractions, high contrast white on windows with Color Filters on grayscale. It’s like reading a newspaper. Now I just need to increase the window frame
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That’s pretty incredible. The oldest software I still support as a microisv is in the iOS App Store at 15 years old.
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2y ago
Well, the systems had little to no security. Also the multimedia resolution was not very good
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2y ago
Ah, but do you have a white paper?
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2y ago
Disempowered workers is the whole point of the H1B program. Also, what is the point of importing all this labor to replace a local labor pool when we have a global internet, zoom, GitHub, basically free international calls, etc. If works ne
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2y ago
They used the colors which had the best contrast against each other and if there was a driver issue, colors which looked the more appropriate in greyscale. Driver issues, forgotten today, drove most architectural decisions at Microsoft. The
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