ktallett

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by ktallett 2mo ago
Firstly, I won't ignore,what in the US the two biggest expenses, healthcare and housing and in the rest of the world, housing. It's a life essential that in most first world countries is becoming a scarce resource that many have t
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by ktallett 2mo ago
That is simply a result of evolution as a species. We have oddly moved beyond where we potentially needed to be as a species for the financial benefit of a few and now we are reversing in quality of life due to the focus being on financial
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by ktallett 2mo ago
This seems to be a continuation of what has been going on for decades. Obama was far less heavy handed with his method of stating his disdain for services like this but he wanted any communication platform to be readable to the US governmen
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Our government are idiots. They also trust Israel.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Ugh! That's such a inappropriate interpretation of the data they have available. I always feel for funders who are fed such information and likely don't have all the expertise to recognise these tricks.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
We seem to have become a culture where we unrealistically believe we have a solution. The big issue with many who label themselves as entrepreneurs is that often the problem doesn't exist. You end up networking with people who are less
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by ktallett 2mo ago
It can be viewed that way or it can be viewed that large companies have destroyed smaller companies by utilising slave labour and grey area practices to get the market share and then they are the only employers left for many.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
The advert that states more than 1000 universities and 89% of the fortune 100 companies are signed up. Is that meaning there is a decision maker that has signed up on behalf of the university or company and is using it in an official role,
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by ktallett 2mo ago
As an academic, I wouldn't like to state papers are any different in regards to reliability of sources. They will just be testimonies and author viewpoint.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
If we are talking about scams an obvious one is Bad Blood, about the Theranos scam.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
It is either the fact most major infrastructure in the UK seems to be run on computer systems introduced by a man with no knowledge and struggles to turn on a computer. Or it is the start of a UK government attempt to reduce freedoms by sta
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Often we are missing something in that we don't need to change what we use quite so regularly. We can learn to enjoy tech of the past and still find it useful today. It would both be better for the planet and satisfy our realisation th
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by ktallett 2mo ago
I had this incident with the Miraikan in Tokyo. I visited it in the summer of 2017 and just seeing the fascinating future I knew I had to be a part of it. The week after I got home I decided to apply late to University to finally take that
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by ktallett 2mo ago
This is a tricky one as it's similar to Amiga OS and Be OS where it's obviously so forward thinking but as other comments state that doesn't automatically lead to uptake. Of a similar ilk, I always felt the MSX base deserved
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by ktallett 2mo ago
They don't buy the same as before internally either. Numerous industries are propped up by tourist cash whilst many locals struggle financially.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Wages etc are in a far better place in Germany than Japan.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Well the logical step would be that you are creating a silicon photonics environment that has comparable input and output to the real world (classical computing) which is always into another system to appropriately input, readout, and feedb
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by ktallett 2mo ago
I read that but unless they are able to encode construction, input, output, material, and packaging restraints which I'm not sure this does then I can't see the benefit. It's only ever going to be idealised which are realisti
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by ktallett 2mo ago
I am curious why develop a new language instead of building a library for an existing language. What are the benefits as I didn't see this in the paper? Can it interact with other languages?
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by ktallett 2mo ago
There are many societies where we can apply your description yet we could still say the economy is failing. In particular many in the former socialist Eastern Europe. I would be curious what your description of a high quality of life is. As
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by ktallett 2mo ago
PARTIAL SPOILER// It's an interesting book with not unsurprising events considering it's about Facebook and Zucks, but I do find her slightly deluded in her outlook especially at the start. She is part of the problem in
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by ktallett 2mo ago
I go either end of editor. The simple in Cot editor on Mac although I now run Linux so I had to develop my own version of cot editor for it as I missed it too much. If not that or on a low powered device I often go neovim.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
The same with a laptop (what the hell is a copilot Laptop when it's at home? It can run software?). Most people can cope just fine on any laptop that was above a certain price point from the last 10 years. The only issue has been devel
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Japan's economy has collapsed. The value of wages in relation to the rest of the world is dropping like a stone. So many who used to be able to take a yearly overseas trip potentially won't be able to for the next decade or two un
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by ktallett 2mo ago
The clothing quality issue is in manufacturing and reducing the amount of fabric and thread used to make items. Seams are the bare minimum now etc. Likewise trainers soles have stopped using rubber and moved to far less durable synthetic ma
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Your point seems to be, if you break down a task into infinitly small points AI can do any task, but then it's the human doing the work and not the AI. I would assume AI could do tasks if it was broken down in simplicity until it under
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by ktallett 2mo ago
Considering AI is just and can only be a frequency analyser, it won't become better. It can guess based on percentages but thats all it can ever do, no matter how much AI companies looking for endless growth wish to tell you otherwise.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
It would be important to add as it removes the proof of competency of the lawyer if using AI to aid the case.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
I think it should be a case whereby if you use AI and there are flaws in your prosecution or defence, it should be thrown out. This is another situation whereby nuance is not handled by AI.
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by ktallett 2mo ago
It's the best sports ownership system and still doesn't reduce competitiveness really as the league regularly has some of the best players in the world (Olise and Kane last year). The clubs that are most vocally against it such as

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