jojobas

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by jojobas 1y ago
Why would you want a banking app? If your bank won't work over browser and insists on installing some crap on your device, shop for another bank.
602.
by jojobas 1y ago
Coming up with accurate financial data that you can't get it to report outright doesn't seem like one.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Obligatory https://xkcd.com/2035/
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by jojobas 1y ago
>We use the UK form “factorise” here in place of the US variants “factorize” or “factor” in order to avoid the 40% tariff on the US term Brilliant.
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by jojobas 1y ago
You're not winning this, there are people arguing on which of the four original Black Square paintings is better .
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by jojobas 1y ago
Was it any easier when Finland was using the markka?
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by jojobas 1y ago
Magnets and reed switches? Crazy talk!
608.
by jojobas 1y ago
Chinese state-employed hackers don't have to worry about VPNs.
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by jojobas 1y ago
So basically "as long as another machine does the work", which would be like towing an old car on a trailer.
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by jojobas 1y ago
An old car can still drive on current roads. There's may be no aircon, only AM radio and no airbags, but there's still horsepower and size to do what cars do. Then, cars rust and naturally become rare and expensive to restore to a
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by jojobas 1y ago
We can survive traders of questionable morals, especially if there's proper government; having a wall-street-asshole-tier immoral regulator is a one way street.
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by jojobas 1y ago
It's not, unless you're a yankee. They're going to hear you're a foreigner anyway, might as well speak Queen's English.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Nathan Anderson would have a word. It's just tribalism.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Wallet voting tends to vote for total crap. Statutory warranty exists for that exact purpose, and you can't sell a car if you're not supplying spare parts.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Similarly to car manufacturers - even if you're going out of business you can't just say "not more parts" - you have to supply them for 10-15 years. In most countries if you're not willing to continue producing part
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by jojobas 1y ago
Australian whalers "hired" orcas to help round up whales and paid in lips/whatever other parts orcas liked most. https://killerwhalemuseum.com.au/old-tom/
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by jojobas 1y ago
Of course, whenever it's possible.
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by jojobas 1y ago
There's nothing wrong with not making your compatriots compete with dirt poor workers elsewhere.
619.
by jojobas 1y ago
You could have a weekly canary email as well.
620.
by jojobas 1y ago
Mate this wasn't new even in Old Testament.
621.
by jojobas 1y ago
They could just include a local notifier in their scripts, would probably satisfy the majority of users.
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by jojobas 1y ago
You'd think it would be easy to write "very engineering, much scientific". LLMs work in mysterious ways.
623.
by jojobas 1y ago
Nice, now please do you have anything to say about the $1000 monitor stand?
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by jojobas 1y ago
If someone did, would you believe him?
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by jojobas 1y ago
Reads like a confession of a deprogrammed cult member, and probably is.
626.
by jojobas 1y ago
That's the best we have, and not for lack of trying. There are attempts at analog inference (like Mythic) but it doesn't look as they are going anywhere yet.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Of everything going on at the moment, like senseless wars, countries plagued by mass child abuse or forced organ harvesting, you chose to question the humanity's worth because of a smol pp joke?
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by jojobas 1y ago
It takes many transistors to replicate a single neuron, they work very differently in terms of speed, there is no direct comparison.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Even Germany doesn't ban Wikipedia for having a variety of recipes to start with. The author is not in Germany and ideally shouldn't be intimidated by German or North Korean stupid law.
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by jojobas 1y ago
Sure, but if of all the internet you come for a molotov cocktaile recipe to chatgpt you might as well not deserve the knowledge.

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