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by helboi4 3y ago
That makes a lot of sense thanks for sharing your experience. Sounds like the post office may have set Fujitsu up to fail. This makes a lot of sense since I doubt Fujitsu does not have the expertise on board to make something functional.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Seeing as the post office is publicly owned it feels like it shouldn't be trying to scam people for money. Nobody is seeing some massive profits from it anyway and their salaries will be decided by the government.
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by helboi4 3y ago
This is a product that helps people imo. Vapes were marketed to get adult smokers off cigarettes but what they do is get kids to vape because they're nice and don't taste of cigarettes. These things would actually help adult smoke
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by helboi4 3y ago
I don't need a source for all of these points in one place. Just if you have something on any of them.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Fr I feel like they need some explanation in this show for laymen that the fundamental issue here is not "COMPUTERS SCARY", it's that literally no competent software development team works on the assumption that they are infa
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by helboi4 3y ago
Can you (or anyone else) recommend reading materials for me to understand 1) how state economy actually works 2) what austerity actually is and why it does/doesn't work? As someone who was a little kid in 2008 austerity is just a
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yes, houses in England are not made from frames almost ever. They are made of solid brick. It was always so confusing to hear about Americans punching through walls. You can't do that here. There's no wood.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Thanks for the project idea. That sounds amazing. I always forget about very useful bookmarks I have.
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by helboi4 3y ago
I mean yes, people with disabilities often have a unique contribution to offer and a unique perspective. They often excel at very specific things. However, implying that it is so advantageous to be disabled that we would all evolve to be th
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yeah as a junior without a CS degree I was reading this article thinking "this is very interesting" but found it very hard to really grasp the difference between Ahead of Time and JIT from their explanations. Just that it was diff
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by helboi4 3y ago
I'm not sure about that. Being unable to anticipate context sounds terrible for pretty much any task. Having to think through every step of anything is terrible. Not being able to form sentences fluently and instead having to arrange t
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by helboi4 3y ago
I'd love to read a post about this. I started making something similar actually before I got my most recent job. But it was with less pure intentions. I did have various personal requirements that I wanted to see if I could impliment i
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by helboi4 3y ago
Never heard of this concept but got would it be great if things were more maleable. There are a lot of services that I would be way happier to use if it was possible to remove or change features.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yeah 48M is not the majority of 130M. All I was saying is there's NO WAY it's the majority. And having a controller and using it as your main input source are two different things. Plenty of PC gamers have controllers that they on
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by helboi4 3y ago
Sure but like... anyone in the PC gaming community would confirm. I used to read PC Gamer magazine a lot when I was younger, watch constant PC gaming setup videos, all of them included mice and keyboards. Almost none of them included contro
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by helboi4 3y ago
As someone who was considering creating a graphic novel this year, I'm glad to see I'm in one of the most lucrative categories. Especially since I have no desire to write pulp romance novels.
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by helboi4 3y ago
That does not sound accurate at all. I've rarely seen a PC gamer use a controller. In fact for many types of games mice are preferable. There's a few genres where controllers are always better but I find that's not the bulk o
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yes, I was responding to the claim that "People without a home do not have access to the platforms". That is all. That therefore rules out that as the main reason that homeless people are not sleeping rough in tube stations. I nev
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by helboi4 3y ago
I dunno there are tons and tons of really good books out there. I don't think you could go through them all in one lifetime. Books are easier to create and have been around for much longer than movies. Executing a whole movie well requ
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by helboi4 3y ago
Thank you for verifying that what I'm saying is not that unreasonable. I'm getting downvoted way too much for totally factual claims here. I do see beggars at least once a week these days I'd say. They've increased a lot
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by helboi4 3y ago
I mean its just hard for me to get enough calories that way. Obviously its possible its just really unhelpful since I am someone who doesn't gain weight easily and is very naturally inclined to healthy eating. I am not someone who can
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by helboi4 3y ago
I mean i think the vast majority of them are homeless and/or drug users. Lots of homeless people are cos they're freezing their nuts off with no hope every day. It's honestly impossible to tell which of them are on drugs and
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by helboi4 3y ago
Bro you've clearly never ridden the tube. Homeless people are on it all the time begging. They slip in behind other people through the barriers at busy or unmanned stations.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yeah I really can't think of anything worse than reading only summaries of books in an attempt to retreive efficient information. The point of the book is the journey and how it makes you feel. Even a non-fiction book.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Well that is definitely not any sort of accurate representation of how you gained the weight.
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by helboi4 3y ago
I dunno skipping breakfast makes me way more productive at work. The only reason I don't do that all the time is because I want to build muscle.
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by helboi4 3y ago
If everyone's job becomes trivially easy, how do we all eat?
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by helboi4 3y ago
Have you ever told someone you code and they say "I have an idea for an app!", proceeding to explain in like one sentence the vague idea of an app? Would you call that person a creative? An engineer? An inventor? An entrepreneur?
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by helboi4 3y ago
No. You no longer have to gather other humans. But electronic music production requires a wild amount of technical knowledge from a single individual, whereas being in a band only requires you to know how to play one instrument. To do elect
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by helboi4 3y ago
Tbh as much as I'm against stuff like this, I think a mixing and mastering AI could be useful since it is the less creative part of the process. I highly object to AI composing music though.

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