harvey9

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by harvey9 6mo ago
That's not social stigma it's just risk management. Once you have your license then you can advertise.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
I think the opt out process is the same as the one that came to prominence in the care.data days. It is not a very good process since it is opt out not opt in, and reliant on motivated people searching for a form. On the other hand I like o
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by harvey9 6mo ago
I don't think those are always different things. Imagine writing copy for a store catalogue. It pays the bills but probably isn't anyone's dream job.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Another reason there's no coverage is nobody in Sudan has the social media expertise and budget that Iran has.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Seems like a very different class of problem. Many more parties and variables than the 'roommate problem'.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Too many chatbots maintain a relentlessly 'positive tone' anyway, and sometimes a negative situation calls for honestly negative tones.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Follow musicians and bands that perform live would be my choice. If they write their music with AI and I still like it then that's ok by me. Obviously this doesn't scale if you are a platform operator but that's not my situat
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by harvey9 6mo ago
I can still see a path where the manager was stupid but not malicious. The manager sent on a document which he was too lazy to check at least had the right endpoints but left the GP's contact details on. I could also imagine intention
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Depends what you are selling and to whom. Meanwhile, India wanted to get a lot of people online and this appears to suit their needs.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
I think some of those 'localised' menu items would sell well in the Uk and I hope McDonald's puts my hunch to the test.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
No, the do not make a copy and that specifically is the point I am making. The guy looking at my id while standing in my porch is doing something ephemeral.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Physical stores look at your id, they don't take a copy. Same for home delivery of alcohol at least in the UK.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
I sent it an AI generated photorealistic picture I happened to have. It gave me a description of the picture (a doctor in an OR) followed by some generic stuff about how rich doctors spend their money.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
I suspect there used to be a flow which was far too easy to share directly to Google maps. I was browsing the map once and found a picture of a credit card in a room in a hotel. I guess the guy intended to send it to his PA or something.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
The EU could perhaps fund some of the work but it is the Cathedral to Linux's Bazaar.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
At 10,000 paying customers I don't think it is frivolous to move to a 10/month vps, or maybe a second 5/month one for fail-over.
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by harvey9 6mo ago
France has been doing this in parts of its government functions for years, building expertise and learning what works. What do you imagine the EU institutions would bring to the table?
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by harvey9 6mo ago
Me too. A whole blog post about spending years on and off on something that's just aesthetic and not even central to the game
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by harvey9 7mo ago
Not really to the point of the post, but how can you deal with parallax error when your users are sitting on bus seats and your display is built into the bus window anyway?
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by harvey9 7mo ago
I agree. He's one of some tiny number of people that all the staff will know on sight. Even printing a ticket for him is just a formality really.
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by harvey9 7mo ago
Reminds me of Microsoft OneCare which sounds like saying 'wanker' with a slight French accent
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by harvey9 7mo ago
Two people can't use a machine at the same time is the issue. If you have 50 machines and 200 customers all of whom want to be in the gym 18 hours per day that's quickly going to lead to cancelled subscriptions. Now you need more
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by harvey9 7mo ago
You would have been best served by a Minor Injury Unit but not every town has one, so A&e is not excessive. The great majority of people going there do not need the full capabilities of it (resuscitation etc).
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by harvey9 7mo ago
You can call any GP surgery to get emergency treatment for up to 14 days if you're not registered with a GP surgery or are away from home. https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/gps/gp-appointments-and-book...
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by harvey9 7mo ago
I don't see it as trying to exclude non technical people, only that people who specialise in organisational politics will have a natural advantage over people who specialise in code so in the long run more of the former will sit on boa
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by harvey9 7mo ago
That's not a contradiction. From the point of view of the factory or household consuming it, it is cheap.
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by harvey9 7mo ago
The link is to an article. Would it be better to link to the software?
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by harvey9 7mo ago
Not really since the clause in full is "Copilot is for entertainment purposes only. It can make mistakes, and it may not work as intended. Don’t rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk." Are you saying t
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by harvey9 7mo ago
It includes several European languages.
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by harvey9 7mo ago
I guess it wasn't housing in the sense that Chinese think of housing either, or more of it would have been occupied.

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