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by ktallett 11mo ago
30 years later....
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by ktallett 11mo ago
It sounds similar to devices that are being tested trying to keep addicts safe.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I see absolutely zero mention of corporate America or any nation. It just states a way to improve meetings. There are many people that don't have regular meetings so I'm guessing he is focusing on those that do which is a market.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
You do realise the internet vastly surpasses the reach of corporate america. There are another 7.5 billion people out there that aren't American that would possibly use this. You don't need American users to be a big company. If i
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by ktallett 11mo ago
The complaints about battery life are valid however I see this as a test board to help bring more Linux programs to life on ARM. It can also be useful for porting other OSes like Haiku.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
The land of the free and the home of the brave. Of course free, as long as you want to shoot school children, not if you want to openly express yourself. Brave as long as it's a defenceless third world country, terrified, if it is some
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by ktallett 11mo ago
The most snowflake of all is those who love using the term snowflake.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
Having been in 2019, I wouldn't say it was worth the hype anyway. Just a countdown with a hat, and that is it. They understandably want to avoid the risk of any possible crush situation like Itaewon in Seoul in 2022, which these events
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I am curious what you would do if you found it detected glasses that did have a camera?
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by ktallett 11mo ago
This is really cool. Congrats on the quality of the work!
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I am always vastly impressed by the beauty of instrumental albums, and just how memorable and easy listening they are. Eno is of course so high up the list, but as I have got older I have explored instrumental music, from classical to jazz
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by ktallett 11mo ago
All of his and his brother, Roger's albums are great for this reason. I would recommend Svaneborg Kardyb as well, who are a great instrumental band.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
It is a great little programming language to simulate and even learn about quantum physics and computing , as is Xanadu's strawberry fields for photonic quantum computers. There are a great range of summer school content from the IBM q
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by ktallett 11mo ago
What is your reason for being sceptical locally? Yes, I am not of the view that a public official should have a private career too. It creates influence.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
What are your stats measuring good and bad and therefore what do you count as worse? Would it be better all have a home, job, access to education, food?
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by ktallett 11mo ago
Are we saying that worldwide the significant changes are exclusively government failures worldwide? A government works with a people led view, not the grifters that exist at the moment, hence why I do not agree a publicly employed person sh
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by ktallett 11mo ago
It will only get worse whilst costs are not regulated of essentials such as housing, food, utilities, and public transport. The rich need to be taxed on all UK based assets and income no matter where you live and we need to restrict profit
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by ktallett 11mo ago
Should the way they get compensated not be by creating a useful output with said development?
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by ktallett 11mo ago
It depends how the other contributors are gained. If they choose to help voluntarily, then they have no claim on the development of the project. They can help to mould it as they choose but that is it. If it doesn't go the way they wan
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by ktallett 11mo ago
*1500 to 3000 per month
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by ktallett 11mo ago
This! It is up to the project creator to do as they please. A community can't demand.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
But if it is someone's project, why should they have to leave if governance doesn't go the way they wish? The point of open source is sharing your work so others can use it and edit it. They have done their part and they maintain
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by ktallett 11mo ago
Well that was awfully blind of me! Apologies!
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by ktallett 11mo ago
What facts have you provided that I have ignored? You stated that a community college degree costs between $10,000 to $30,000 over the course of length from starting to qualifying. Therefore it covers approx 1/2 to 1/6 of that. Ho
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I am not seeing anything mentioning that via this link.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
That doesn't include food, living costs, general life expenses. That makes it closer to $100,000. I stand by what I said $5000 and stating it can be spent on tuition or living costs is not really going to make a dent in the decision to
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by ktallett 11mo ago
This is basically the TLDR of so many companies situations.
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I like the idea a lot more than other implementations (although I still think the original google glass was great), but I do feel the market for these, outside of the bankers and financial industry that loves to show off with tech, is prima
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by ktallett 11mo ago
People on here surprise me sometimes with what they down vote. $4 million dollars is 0.00002162% of the total revenue Ford US had in 2024. When you put that little value on future employees and skills, it is clear why you have such a strugg
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by ktallett 11mo ago
I don't doubt they will give it out, it's just it doesn't state that is the total cost of the program to become a technician. When college for many costs up to and beyond $100,000, providing just 5% of the cost, is hardly wor

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