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by harvey9 1y ago
In this case it might not have been sarcasm. The headline cut in just the right place to let you fill in the blank for your own amusement.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I don't think this privilege counts for much since we all live in the same societies, and even among hn users there are few people with meaningful influence over Meta.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Non exclusive license? This might be useful to actors if someone generates video of them too.
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by harvey9 1y ago
So all the images need to go through replica filters but ai makes it trivially easy to make substantially different images from a single prompt so now we need an ai to infer the 'meaning' of an image. It all sounds like great news
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by harvey9 1y ago
'imo' and 'in my book' are redundant in the same sentence. Are there rules-based techniques to catch things like that? Btw I loved the use of 'larding' outside the context of food.
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by harvey9 1y ago
The fact that you never saw it before suggests it did not catch on and spread during the last 25 years.
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by harvey9 1y ago
No idea how you can motivate people. Glastonbury Music Festival has always been huge on messaging it's audience about not being wasteful but if anything the amount of abandoned camping stuff as well as general litter has been getting w
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by harvey9 1y ago
On the rare occasion I watch YouTube via my Roku stick, ads cause me to mute the tv and skip when I can. I guess I could put a mini pc behind the TV and get all the browser extensions but this compromise is good enough for my lazy self.
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by harvey9 1y ago
This is not bait and switch, going by the definition on the Wikipedia page. It's closer to 'dumping' where goods or services are supplied below cost to drive out competitors.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Someone with the motivation to install custom firmware would consider the bootsplash aesthetic a deal breaker?
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by harvey9 1y ago
There are product ecosystems for b2b, and availability of skilled staff is often greater for big brand tools. I would like to see more use of and contribution to foss in Europe.
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by harvey9 1y ago
The paper might have put this better by saying they can prove it without the need for disclosure.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Picture of a huge metal nut and bolt on a factory floor, caption: and in one step we fulfill our plan. I think anyone who was ever measured on LOC and Jira tickets can relate.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I have a ham radio and still not got around to getting my license. I never transmit on it now but in a proper crisis I am not going to worry about being prosecuted by the radio authority.
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by harvey9 1y ago
This is good, but why can't these firms determine when your phone and the drivers phone are far apart?
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by harvey9 1y ago
A wealthy family? If justice is a contest of money, there are few families who can outbid the various parties interested in selling chatbots.
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by harvey9 1y ago
That's odd because the UK has a lottery and it's app is in Google Play.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Sounds like the guy just got tired of being on salary in a place that was badly run.
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by harvey9 1y ago
In this context we would be talking about reproducing the experimental conditions and method. Obviously it is unlikely that someone else would get the same sequence you did.
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by harvey9 1y ago
It's a survey from the UK. Employment laws don't give workers an absolute right to WFH but at the same time employers don't have a clear cut 'right to fire' either.
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by harvey9 1y ago
What stats would convince you? A woman was jailed in the UK last week for taking in person tests on behalf of others. She wore a variety of wigs to fool test centre staff. Where there's demand there's people who will try to supply
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by harvey9 1y ago
It was post the leave vote but still during EU membership, and still on the statute books.
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by harvey9 1y ago
lieferando has an identical logo to just-eat.co.uk . I already don't use the UK one: i often get their drivers coming to my house with other people's food so I don't trust them to get the basics of delivery right (they should
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by harvey9 1y ago
It might be all about different ways of working. I find it's very easy to make errors like selecting the wrong range in spreadsheets so I'm willing to lose some nimbleness to protect me from my own carelessness.
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by harvey9 1y ago
If it works then this is the product Bob Shaw described in A Wreath of Stars.
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by harvey9 1y ago
The linked page doesn't seem to have anything to say why I should adopt this tool. I use jupyter in preference to a spreadsheet partly because it separates data from analysis and from visualisation.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I am 50 years old and don't think I'd pass fit for service either, but I can still easily walk a few Kms.
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by harvey9 1y ago
Which implies the public roads have a positive economic value - the earlier post did refer to the area not to the people like the author of the blog post
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by harvey9 1y ago
Slight digression but shorter clinical shifts mean more handovers, and those carry their own risk of error.
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by harvey9 1y ago
I read the parent post as meaning 'wheels!' being front and centre of the brochure.

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