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1y ago
No, they could not. Anything Oracle does at this point will never undo the damage their brand has, or else you are a fool.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vexatious_litigation There's plenty of times you can see the litigant is just filing bullshit, venue shopping, and hey - maybe even packing the courts with friendly folks who will rub
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1y ago
It matters less, but the lack of numeracy means many people are befuddled by the most basic math related conversations, statistical conversations (polling), fraction or rate based (APR? Taxes???) things - all over the place. Learning the ba
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1y ago
Not so far fetched, The Mechanical Turk was created in the 1700s, so that already happened a long time before Turing was born.
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1y ago
Right, but those are positive reviews.
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1y ago
Read the article and approach, the BNPL is going to be in effect like one credit card opened per transaction.
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1y ago
Because everyone who bothers the developers is actually in charge, and they would never want to reduce their utilization, all of this removal of need to focus on the code makes them excited that you can be in even more meetings.
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1y ago
Pretty simple - people often think queues are magic, and an unbounded queue is just your previous problem but now way worse; what happens when the queue "gets full"? But if you are just smoothing out some work its pretty normal, j
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1y ago
In most yeah, you need a special dispensation, and you probably just want normal civil court stuff then - its kinda the point of small claims to not need all the extra stuff.
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1y ago
Then congrats, you don't have the problem because to those of us who can notice it, PWM working this way is pretty obvious from first principles.
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1y ago
I'd probably be thinking foot pedals and chording if I needed a lot of options.
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1y ago
It's not worse or better, but its not really comparable is all I am really saying, I would not use them for the same things.
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1y ago
A log is very different than a debugger though, one tells you what happened, one shows you the entire state and doesn't make you assemble it in your head.
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1y ago
That's a good one, I recently witnessed a bulleted list being loaded one item/ajax request at a time... that was then awaited so that all of them had to load sequentially. An amazing thing.
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1y ago
That would be the definition of ad hom then, anyone can publish science - the important part is if you take off the name is it reproducible and falsifiable. You hope it also is somewhat useful or tells us something we don't already kn
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1y ago
Yes of course, but the point was that the hippies were part of the undesirables, along with the black folks, the mexicans, and any women who wanted to say, own private property or have a bank account.
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1y ago
Yes, but it was the dirty hippies taking it, not the god fearing white male conservatives. They just smoked cigarettes and drank until they died.
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1y ago
They'd certainly need decimals in the first place, but yeah I have seen indexes on every column, multiple times, I have seen indexes such that the sum of their size are 26 times the size of the original data... that's actively bei
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1y ago
Its not absurd to do it to a potential future AI, its absurd to do it to the face of the man in the moon.
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1y ago
heh, that's happened at at least 5 companies I have worked at - go to check the database, find - currency as floats, hilarious indexes, integers gonna overflow, gigantic types with nothing in them.
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1y ago
We're at a point in America where braindead corpses have to be forced to bring a baby to term https://www.today.com/health/womens-health/brain-dead-mom-fo... So no, and take some time for self reflection.
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1y ago
"It's important to note here that our understanding of Kennedy's disbelief in germ theory isn't based on speculation or deduction; it's based on Kennedy's own words. He wrote an entire section on it in his 2021
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1y ago
Against the biggest corporations? Sure, I'd much rather fulfill the role of overly critical teenager then defensive protective parent when it comes to rapacious companies who deserve none of our support.
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1y ago
Oh its been done dozens of times, it just always fails.
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1y ago
Which is why I included the third one - even if you don't piss off a sovereign no technology hosting company is forever.
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It's hard to even say what he fully believes in, but I think he would agree if I say he doesn't believe in germ theory, vaccines, and general public health measures as they exist today. So with that in mind, we can now say he'
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1y ago
They are not super successful at fixing bugs.
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1y ago
There's no "both sides" in science.
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1y ago
Host the wrong content, you are out, get sued because of someone elses trademark on your domain, you are out, registrar actually dissolved or has weird stuff? out.
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1y ago
Work is never distributed uniformly, that's a silly assumption.
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