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781.
by immibis 11mo ago
If you think you've explained autism, I invite you to publish a paper.
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by immibis 11mo ago
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by immibis 11mo ago
Of course it's possible. We just don't have the courage to make it happen.
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by immibis 11mo ago
That's fine. They can simply charge for the product what it costs to make, like they always did before, and if they find that nobody uses the "enable ads" button (because why would they?) they can save some maintenance effort
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by immibis 11mo ago
Of course it's advertising. It's telling you about products you can buy, pushed by people who want you to buy those products, and they can pay money to be on an earlier page (we should probably ban that). But the general idea of a
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by immibis 11mo ago
Not limited to healthcare btw. This is also how I feel about my public transport card, unlimited data on my cellphone plan, and so on. I'll take a queue over bankruptcy any day. And these queues people complain about are triaged - if y
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by immibis 11mo ago
but thry're not literally the government and the relevant laws only affect the literal government.
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by immibis 11mo ago
Ah so this is basically a meaningless platitude?
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by immibis 11mo ago
Lucas Sielaff, Jessica Brösche
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by immibis 11mo ago
Ethereum and similar chains run arbitrary computation on-chain. You can make a futures exchange on Ethereum (or Solana, etc). However, the fees for doing so are very large, and confirmation times are very long, like any other on-chain trans
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by immibis 11mo ago
use the washer button to spray the windshield with water and help the goo wipe off
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by immibis 11mo ago
If a company doesn't respond to this it tells you they likely only respond to lawsuits. As a paying customer whose business operations are impacted, you should have standing to sue. Your company could potentially extract from Zoom the
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by immibis 11mo ago
Yes, that's the lawyers part. They are stopping you from just skipping the impossible licensing step.
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by immibis 11mo ago
The richest person must be a natural person, not a company. These are large companies but their shareholding is spread out. The lawnmower owns 40% of Oracle.
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by immibis 11mo ago
Based on news, it seems like if you like Donald Trump you may get in. If you don't like him you don't. You may also be jailed for two months for not liking Trump - that's happened a few times and that's why tourism fell
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by immibis 11mo ago
Didn't realise it was that easy. Why don't all the illegal immigrants just do that?
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by immibis 11mo ago
As I said, the intrinsic value of a GPU is not measured in €. In fact, the lower the sale price gets, the better a deal it is, not worse - you get the same intrinsic value for less extrinsic cost. There are also intrinsic costs, mostly powe
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by immibis 11mo ago
There's only one that lets everyone sign up for free.
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by immibis 11mo ago
The company that is trying to cancel its contract early needs to prove the SLA was violated, which is very easy of the company providing the service also provides a page that says their SLA was violated. Otherwise it's much harder to p
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by immibis 11mo ago
They pretty much said this. All the big companies that had recent outages are companies that publicly embraced vibe coding.
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by immibis 11mo ago
Because the cost of another SKU exceeds the benefit, but you're saying the benefit is negative to everyone.
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by immibis 11mo ago
This is basically how the UK always was. You also can't legally carry knives in public unless you're moving house or coming home from the knife store.
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by immibis 11mo ago
This existed and it was called LOL memory (little old lady memory). It was knitted by little old ladies, being careful of which wires passed through which cores of course. It was ROM, not RAM.
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by immibis 11mo ago
And then the RAM factories... get sold to another business, if that's more profitable than dismantling them.
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by immibis 11mo ago
How do you know they don't just want to buy that RAM to have the RAM?
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by immibis 11mo ago
That's betting, basically, that there will be an oligarchy (multiple dictatorship) and the oligarchs (dictators) will be whoever owns OpenAI shares. If AI turns the world into a dictatorship, what gives anyone the idea they'll jus
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by immibis 11mo ago
"calor" was a typo of "value" obviously.
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by immibis 11mo ago
If you account for inflation it's actually higher than current minimum wage.
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by immibis 11mo ago
It's illegal if you're trying to make prices higher, but it's completely legal and normal if you actually want the RAM. Before you buy anything from a store, do you also show them all your receipts from the other stores you v
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by immibis 11mo ago
> But, most people wouldn't. How do you know?

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