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jemmyw
2y ago
I've lived in Denmark. You get a digital mailbox when you move there which is used by every utility and public service to contact you. There was very little paper mail to deal with. That was 10 years ago, so I'm not surprised that
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No, they won't go to war over it. But it'll be the end of the post war consensus, probably the end of NATO. It's a cliff, once you go over it there's no coming back.
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The problem comes when he thinks about making a deal that can't be made. Denmark can't sell Greenland. It's just not possible within their framework of relationship with the citizens of Greenland. So what will he do when it d
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2y ago
Brave does have an element picker for creating cosmetic filters. It even works on Android, I just tried it.
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2y ago
I don't see any comments talking about it, and it's not mentioned in the article, but if it changes impulse control I wonder what effect that will have on politics. Hopefully one where people will take a longer view and look at po
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2y ago
Russia isn't a great power. Their economy is hollow. They have influence and military power inherited from the Soviet Union, but they don't have the capacity to keep that going, it's been nearly entirely expended on this one
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2y ago
> Automatically inserting affiliate links into URLs when users visit certain e-commerce websites. Happened before I even started using it, and I've been using it for a long while now. Probably time to let this one go? > Integrati
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2y ago
Yes, plus Ukraine learnt a lesson when the GOP stalled aid and they ran low on supplies, so they have stockpiled and domestic production has increased. It's a war of attrition and so both sides are hoping to keep going until the other
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Ukraine offered an alternative approach. They are willing to compromise on territory - i.e. stop fighting over it, not give up the claim to it. What they want, and they've said it again and again, is a security guarantee for the future
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It does but most western countries have a double-tax agreement with the US so you won't end up paying any tax to the US
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2y ago
The following EU countries offer skilled worker visas: Netherlands, Germany, Finland, Portugal, Denmark. Also non-EU places such as Aus and NZ.
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> But reliable car mechanics don't get paid a lot I dunno, the mechanic I go to is reliable and so busy it's hard to get a slot these days, and he seems to be doing very well for himself. So many mechanics are unreliable
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2y ago
What new features? I've been using it for years and it's been very steady, I've switched off their wallet and that's it.
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> Russia is a nuclear power; do you think Putin is going to risk losing? Given the track record of the US and Russia since getting nuclear weapons, yes? Nukes might be pretty good at stopping someone invading your country but they'r
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I mean, I've read enough of the Bible to know it's pretty out there. It's packed with the writings of humans who lived in a time so different to now, with interpreted translations. Shakespeare's writings are a lot more r
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Russia would have to pull forces from other places to retake it and probably see pushing on in Ukraine as more important to them
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It's not super easy to emigrate and the systems countries have set up won't be capable of handling x times what they currently process. So it's fair to say many more people could be trying to leave but people leaving doesn&#x
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2y ago
I thought it would be about LLMs doing coding because they often just start over and add more code rather than editing existing code
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One of them doesn't want to be part of Europe and the other really really does
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> Perhaps in 5-10 years people will stop putting any effort into documentation or organizing information The LLM needs the documentation more than I do
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2y ago
I was thinking the same but it's not really what the post is about. They talk about there are use cases for LLMs and devs can be benefiting. What it goes into is how over hyped and over valued these companies are. They've blown th
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What if you don't wear it that many hours but it's all the hours you're in noisy environments? You'd lose the ability to naturally filter the noisy environments because you never experience them. I have this to far less
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Which is ironic because historically the Scotts and the French were teamed up against the English. They swapped a lot of royalty.
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This is a good article and it's not just about the new administration threatening to use the US military against US citizens, it's also and perhaps more about all recent administrations putting personnel into unwinnable and danger
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2y ago
I wasn't judging the rightness or wrongness of it, or historical events, I just wondered how an individual would feel about the situation. Star Trek examines the feelings of aliens who find out about tech and then about the prime direc
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I can understand why we feel the need to protect uncontacted tribes, but as an individual I wonder how they feel finding out the rest of the world has all this amazing stuff and cheap easy eats but was keeping it from you on purpose.
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I'm from the UK and I relocated to NZ when I was 24, then to the US, Denmark, then back to NZ. I liked all the places I moved to but New Zealand is the best. It's not perfect, on local wages the housing market is a struggle, and i
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I'm in my 40s. I prefer zoom meetings. I don't think mobile phone usage has all that much to do with it tbh. Some people just really seem to want other people to be in the room with them and at the same time are somewhat oblivious
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you don't need to do any of that. you just have to say you'll be happy to join with immediate representation with the same rules as the other states. No GOP are going to be happy voting to absorb a new state who think the Dems are
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They don't owe me anything, I don't work on it and have no oar in one way or the other. I'm sure they don't give a fuck about any of these conversations. Still, I owe you nothing and I can put forth my opinion, as can yo
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