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by hericium 5y ago
I have found[1] the government research grant program "Intelligent Development Operational Program for the years 2014-2020" ("Programu Operacyjnego Inteligentny Rozwój 2014- 2020 działanie 1.2") and funding number/c
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by hericium 5y ago
I assumed in good faith that this is someone knowing internals as a larger customer, not an AWS person shit-talking other AWS teams. Got curious only after a downvote hence late edit. My bad.
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by hericium 5y ago
> Rumour has it, management got extremely ambitious with AI. Every actor in the game world was to have a personality, daily routines etc. They received some AI-related grant[1] from the local government and did whatever they could to avo
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by hericium 5y ago
5xx errors are servers or proxies giving up on requests. Increased timeouts resulting in successful requests may have been considered "elevated latency" (but rarely this would be a proper way to solve similar issue). They treat 5x
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by hericium 5y ago
> AWS in general is trying hard to do the right thing for customers You are responding to a comment that suggests they're misrepresenting the truth (which wouldn't be the first time even in last few days) in communication to th
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by hericium 5y ago
Kraken does similar out-of-TOS requests after they are handed fiat.
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by hericium 5y ago
> 'Finally' Wording suits in my opinion. The default seemed inevitable and was awaited since mid-September. While unfavorable, it finally happened.
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by hericium 5y ago
None of them wants to lose their job or benefits. It's easier to get rid of you by handling you to the next rep enough times to frustrate you. They won't get into trouble for not solving your issue - they did their jobs perfectly.
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by hericium 5y ago
> You realize that they've already repeatedly said they'd "bail out" people and groups affected by this? I wouldn't be surprised if this would only cover domestic bond owners.
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by hericium 5y ago
> Can someone here enlighten me how a default can be "contagious"? The 2010 movie "Inside Job"[1] about financial crisis in US presents real-life examples, starting with the Icelandic financial crisis. There is also t
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by hericium 5y ago
I truly have thought that Xi would keep his ability to shake US market for longer.
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by hericium 5y ago
> Even this little tidbit is a bit of a wtf for me. Why do they consider it ok to have anything hosted in a single region? They're cheap. HA is for their customers to pay more, not for Amazon which often lies during major outages. T
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by hericium 5y ago
So... something like Second Life?
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by hericium 5y ago
> I use myname+website@gmail.com as then I'll know the source, when I find my email address has been sold to a 3rf party Why would anyone keep "+website" after obtaining your address for illicit purposes?
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by hericium 5y ago
Why should you NOT believe Apple's rep when talking about Apple's services? It's company's job to hire and train employees who will be competent at servicing company's customers. If said company is unable to hire an
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by hericium 5y ago
I chuckled a bit upon seeing those links but quickly realized that DDG gets its results from Bing and Altavista isn't around anymore. However clean, possibly less bubbled browser, gets number over twice larger on the second link.
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by hericium 5y ago
It's a WordPress not a full-blown app that won't render anything but an error without JavaScript. I've got NoScript to block all JS, including 1st party, by default. On this website the browser shows from top: - white marke
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by hericium 5y ago
With NoScript[1][2], the page works but it's a typical thin content, new age marketing gibberish with little value. There however are links to forums[3] and stable version download[4] and a nice picture of a llama[5]. [1] https:/
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by hericium 5y ago
I tend to have 2-3 months of new hobbies picking between jobs. It is easy to unnotice burning out but harder to pick oneself up after it happens. A start of a burnout has always been the main reason for me to move away/forward from a j
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by hericium 5y ago
People are different. Not everyone uses weather as an entry point to other topics. Some talk about weather and just this, when in the elevator, with no intention of going forward. This is, I believe, to cover discomfort coming from silence
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by hericium 5y ago
> Dome houses are far from a new idea, neither are plastic houses, I have never seen them except as a novelty or experiment. Igloos are popular in certain parts of the world.
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by hericium 5y ago
The fact that someone talks because they find silence uncomfortable doesn't necessarily have to have anything to do with empathy. It may be a form of self-help executed against someone who doesn't really want to talk nor feels in
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by hericium 5y ago
I don't remember how much exactly they wanted or what was the service name that would resolve this freshly introduced annoyance. Some Apple stuff is more expensive where I live, than in the U.S. but it may have been $25 yearly not $20
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by hericium 5y ago
After reading news about such unusual substance abuse being increasingly popular in Congo recently, I have actually thought that this is the main reason behind catalytic converters' thefts all over. But it's still rare metals thie
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by hericium 5y ago
> if by phone you mean iPhone , I just checked and it works fine for me in the music app. under search there are 2 tabs, radio, local. local searches local only for me. iOS 15.1 When I use Siri and instruct it to "play xxx", w
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by hericium 5y ago
Yes, it is annoying that this option turns itself on and I don't have it at hand. It requires me to click on a currently playing title which brings next tracks list that has additional shuffle and repeat icons.
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by hericium 5y ago
Maybe it's only happening with local music, which I have ripped from CDs. But, since we're at it, I recently lost the ability to search for local music without my phone looking for it on the internet and offering to download what
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by hericium 5y ago
> I HATE the shuffle play, and find it horribly grating when I start playing an album from the first track, and find that Spotify has decided to toggle shuffle on again, despite me always turning it off iPhone music player (Music.app; fo
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by hericium 5y ago
> Email protocols are broken because they are bad 1990s protocols (...) I see arguments for "non-modern" not "broken". Some wines aging better doesn't necessarily mean that others deteriorate.
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by hericium 5y ago
You are right - I may have went too far into blame assigning while explaining too little of my viewpoit. In my opinion e-mail protocols aren't but e-mail ecosystem is getting increasingly broken. Sure, SMTPv2 is _technically_ possible

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