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jesterson
9mo ago
Any IT guy with experience/knowledge above average should take out huge loan as well. Someone will have to clean the mess made by those creators who think they can "create" anything reliable with their chatgpt
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9mo ago
> you're not an "illegal" when you drive with an expired license are you? You are. Why do you think licenses have expiration dates? It legally authorises you to perform specific activity within specific timeframe. Any acti
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jesterson
9mo ago
Would you mind mentioning at least one? Not something niche (as there is lotso of niche apps in Playstore which appstore will never see) but something sizeable userbase would install?
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9mo ago
> I was reacting to that by saying that we should not pretend that the motivation here is "applying the law". It is not the case and it never was. (and also that "applying the law" does imply a balance between false p
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jesterson
9mo ago
Why did you put a quote around become illegal? It's illegal indeed, not illegal. You may like immigration laws or not, there is a very clear definition on legal aliens.
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jesterson
9mo ago
They most likely do engage. And they are not going to be prosecuted just because they are useful for government - and until this status quo persists, palantir can do whatever they like. For the same reasons banks rarely get any sensible fin
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jesterson
9mo ago
Well, that should shorten the time wasted even more, isn't it?
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jesterson
9mo ago
Are you like serious? How "experience" can be applicable storage interface type?
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jesterson
9mo ago
I am faling to understand how do you spend 3 hours distributing money across ~20 accounts. That's normally like 30 mins altogether with coffee, cigarettes and chitchat in between.
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jesterson
9mo ago
You will be surpised how many folks buy the WEF bs. So why some people wouldnt make some money from it by counting carbon, unicorns, or other useless crap?
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9mo ago
What would gurus advise to do?
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9mo ago
> Many people do not speak English More like noone speaks English, plainly put
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jesterson
9mo ago
it is the "marketing fluff for the company in the article". Not sure why it got posted, just water is wet marketing text with no value.
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9mo ago
Two things - browsing appstore is not a "basic feature". It's an entertainment and folks gotta pay for it. I have never browsed Appstore in my life - all i got were either direct links or search by title. On the "highest
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9mo ago
But you do have thousands to ~spend~ waste on chiropractors, medical insurance, doctors visits, don't you?
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jesterson
10mo ago
If you reduce intelligence to knowledge of grammar, I can just pity you. Must be good to feel superiour.
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jesterson
10mo ago
You must be proud of mastering the grammar, aren't you? I guess there is nothing else to be proud of.
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jesterson
10mo ago
You understand both justifications are actually made up? As there is no evidence Calibri has better readability, certainly it doesn't have anything to do with wokeism.
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11mo ago
> It's amazing how seemingly trivial things turn out to be really hard to be in practice There is nothing "amazing" there, just big tech trying to lock you up in their ecosystem and make your use of "other" devic
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jesterson
11mo ago
Exactly this. Instead of inventing another useless typeface noone is gonna use (I am pretty sure there are numerous typefaces exist that excel for Thai and Japanese languages) they would better work on simple case chats backup that's d
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jesterson
11mo ago
Its incredible how very reasonable thoughts and arguments are downvoted. For those who downvote - lets just forbid movement to reach 100% reduce in movement related injuries, is that your strategy?
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11mo ago
> The accident rate from before to after the installation of a camera has an average reduction of around 25% in reducing deaths in traffic Try to forbid movement in the area and you can reach 100% reduce in deaths. Statistics and data do
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11mo ago
> Is it good for society to disable traffic cameras? Its going to be unpopular but yes i think so. Traffic cameras, besides very few use cases, are completely useless (just like speed limits in general). Plus it's a huge temptation
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11mo ago
Not only this does good to society in the obvious way, but also creates jobs as someone needs to clean those. Kudos to the guy, who single-handedly doing what almost all politicians miserably fail at.
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11mo ago
> worry about other students being lazy and just ripping my hard work and claiming it as their own Lets say that happened. So what? What did you lose? And another thing - your code is probably not something unique or particularly excell
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11mo ago
I would like to think it is not the case. It is also not entirely sure logical reasons can explain things as they are in entirety, it’s rather our attempt to explain things. If you accept doesn’t mean you agree. You still get to internal pe
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11mo ago
Acknowledging a mistake, no matter genuinely or not, doesn't solve the situation. It just makes victim feel good a bit. Agree on manager view, I was rather putting situation in a wrong perspective. It doesn't change the questions
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11mo ago
Ok, how the perfect reaction would be if you were at charge? I understand people have sympathy inclination to victims, so everyone would assume the victim is good and other side is bad. I have worked long enough with japanese people knowing
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11mo ago
> Not everything should be streamlined for a quick call solution If you have a better solution to correct an error or solve a problem than having a call/meeting and openly discuss situation and possible resolutions - I would love to
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11mo ago
> Legal and medical advice can directly impact someone’s life or safety, so AI tools must stay within ethical and regulatory boundaries Knives can be used to cook food and stab other people. By your suggestion, knives must be forbidden&#
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