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There could be a charge to the visa sponsor based on the salary of the worker
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India does well on software development partly on a volume basis. Their top end developers often want to move abroad for career development and earning potential. I would not be surprised if potus put tariffs on H1Bs
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The boss from theregister.com 's BOFH series is now prime minister of Britain.
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It looks like if I use your hosted service to stream then you become the distributor of any copyright material in that torrent. Is that correct, and if so aren't you likely to be taken down or blocked in jurisdictions where that is enf
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2y ago
Ordinary people follow politicians on social media?
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"...friends who live on the other side of the country."
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I was referring to installation
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This can't be done remote so you will need to bring that labor to where the work is.
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Last time I checked you have to sign in at deepseek
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The guardian always addressed a left of centre audience even before the internet. The Telegraph a right of centre one. The print advert market used to sustain that.
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Trump wants to disrupt global trade so people making their own small disruption is an odd way to protest that, although I understand the sentiment. Shipyard Brewery are not my enemy and I hope I will continue to be able to buy their beer in
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I think that is in copilot but it will cost you one AI credit from your o365 subscription
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This could be checked by someone with access to country level sales numbers (or download numbers for libreoffice). Absent that, the recent price rise to pay for AI that most people don't need (since there are currently free of charge o
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Can you explain why you think so? it's not self-evident.
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When you live near people who have complex interactions with their neighbours you get comfortable with using the term 'assholes'
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That's a result of the market your dad is in. Vast numbers of renters and landlords are just ordinary people with no/not dealing with drug or social problems.
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Used to be possible to buy and top up oyster with cash. Don't know if that's still the case and you will still be on CCTV at every station anyway.
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The claim seems plausible because it doesn't say there was any formal evaluation, just that some doctors (who may or may not understand how LLMs work) hold an opinion.
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The person you replied to is talking about the UK and Europe. I suspect that funding for research works differently at MIT and in the US generally.
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In Soviet Russia AI boycott you
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It seemed he applied for a job at a place where they judge you on what laptop you carry at the interview. I have seen that attitude in the UK too.
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At least they link to the eff at the end of the article. I wouldn't take technical advice from a general audience newspaper.
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I had thought the goal here was something more than just 'track changes', which legislators could do in Word
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I would guess they used cheaper materials for the moving parts and case.
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Might work in some systems but England has Case Law stacked on top of statutes. That's tricky to turn back into code.
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You say complexity, I say lucrative support contract.
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Fair point. I've been an interviewer with a fixed set of questions myself - mostly so the company can demonstrate an impartial hiring process.
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He really did - the post indicates he got an analysis back from 23andme.
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I've had interviewers talk to me about my personal site, but it's on my resume so it's not like they had to search.
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2y ago
Legal compliance. For example the UK just enacted a law making hosts responsible for forum content so any site with user content now has one more risk to think about.
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