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Reminder of the backlash Google Duplex experienced 7 years ago: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/may/11/google-du...
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> It's also funny that many Germans probably never heard of Neuschwanstein I bet most will have, though.
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Yeah, I'm looking right now. But unfortunately, I live in a rather rural area now and there isn't much in terms of SWE jobs around here.
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I used to have a government job for a while, a desk job, nothing related to IT. But of course we had computers. It was all Windows machines with really old versions of Windows and very restricted in what software they allowed. Also, when I
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by kleiba 1y ago
One step closer to those futuristic screen interfaces you see in Hollywood blockbusters!
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> The Toniebox needing an active internet connection also means that the company behind the Toniebox – Tonies SE – can theoretically track anything and everything my kids are doing with the box. The toniebox can be put into an offline
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> Also I thought that the physical design was poor. Really? Huh, that's interesting because I find them exceptionally well designed and very sturdy (i.e., kids-ready). > Because the figures just sit on top of the box, you cant
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I know you're writing this in good faith, and please understand that I'm doing the same. > A third of the total recommended intake sounds appropriate for a meal? Only superficially, I think. First, this pizza can hardly be co
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> Pizza is a fairly balanced food, depending on toppings. Generally some protein, some vegetables. Macronutrient wise, it's a bit carb heavy, but not overwhelmingly so. Usually not a lot of added sugar, unless you're having a
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Bingo! It's exactly stuff like that that I had in mind. And I also pity the parents whose kids have to endure this nonsense instead of getting a proper education. I mean, you basically have no power. You give your kids to whatever the
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Cool. Although my gut reaction would be that this mostly incentives the kids who already enjoy reading to read more, while the ones who are not great at reading know that they don't have a chance, so perhaps are discouraged from readin
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It's funny - you would think that this new generation of "digital natives" is already so apt with everything IT-related that they could use their tablets like wizards and give additional value to the classroom that even surpr
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I briefly worked as a teacher for comp sci, math, and physics at a local high school. Luckily, I hardly ever had to interact with people higher up in the education hierarchy (DOE) but everytime I did, there was this attitude of "you kn
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I hope it makes this sounds every time you move your leg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-G0SVEQW8A
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Were the illustrations generated with Twinery? How do you guarantee consistency of the generated characters across multiple drawings?
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The Christian library one town over from where we live does a "reading summer" event every year for the school holidays: kids who borrow books, read them, and write a small book report (2-3 sentences) for them enter a lottery and
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Ask HN: How do you stay on top of AI tech?
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The license determines the conditions under which you are allowed to use the program. Section 6(d) thus only states that you cannot charge others for the source code, but that does not constrain their ability to charge you. This changes,
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Run your engine inside said refridgerator?
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The combination of reverse chronological order and infinite scroll is a little silly, no? (Note that there's also an index on the right-hand side.)
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For someone not up-to-date with the Perl community, could you elaborate why Matt was considered a deeply polarizing figure, please?
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It's not so much about the US court system, but if OpenAI offers their service/product to people in the EU, it must abide by EU law.
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Relevant? -> "Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses" ( https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a... ) Discussed on HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=89
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> But last week, in a Manhattan courtroom, a federal judge ruled that OpenAI must preserve nearly every exchange its users have ever had with ChatGPT — even conversations the users had deleted. Interesting. Does this imply that OpenAI
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Let's not downplay the influence that the French language had on English.
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Quick OT question to any treckies out here: how is artificial gravity generated on Starfleet vessels?
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Geez, could the writing breathe any more full-of-oneselfness?
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I remember that I often got confused in the early days of Wikipedia because the way they use link text was different from what was common on the web back in the day.
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Interestingly, the court order in question demanded that real estate should be taxed higher than the status quo - instead, the conservative government decided not to collect that tax at all any more. Wikipedia claims that this decision was
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I'm not about this whole discussion - go to your favorite car sales website and filter for new cars and, say, 20,000 Euros. I see roughly 7000 cars for sale in Germany on mobile.de - of course, a lot of them will be instances of the sa

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