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by ktallett 2y ago
I would argue otherwise, I understand the financial reasons to look towards the AI market but I wouldn't say you should sully a brand and its philosophy for cash everytime.
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by ktallett 2y ago
I think I would primarily used the 12 inch as I don't personally find the screen space to 13 inches that significant an increase in size and I would find a benefit to having a 2 in 1 that utilises a stylus especially if it works well w
603.
by ktallett 2y ago
It still goes against the principal of the company.
604.
by ktallett 2y ago
The 12 inch is what I will be considering purchasing as I already have a 13 inch AMD that I am pretty happy with.
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by ktallett 2y ago
The lack of swappable ram feels very much against their ethos. I am not sure I can get behind this no matter the price.
606.
by ktallett 2y ago
It's less of an issue when you live there versus when you just visit, however when you live there you have to learn how to get on the right side of your local garbage do gooder. They will judge your garbage separating ability and they
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by ktallett 2y ago
He doesn't have that amount of money right now. He may never have it. They are taking a massive risk at a great expense to themselves. He may never find the hard drive, it may be unreadable, his memory maybe incorrect and he doesn&#x27
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by ktallett 2y ago
I completely understand their desire to not let it be dug up. Where does that stop? People accidentally throw things out all the time, it's sadly a part of life.
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by ktallett 2y ago
Whilst I feel a little for his case and understand he regrets being careless with the key, his life isn't determined by the cash. Is this the best use for your finite time on earth?
610.
by ktallett 2y ago
Wow! This is really cool. I love this idea and the implementation, great job!
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by ktallett 2y ago
Hmmm the few people that clean up at Japanese football games don't actually represent everyone. Many leave drinks containers behind or bento boxes that they brought with them, and often you are given bags of goodies (not actually that
612.
by ktallett 2y ago
Photonic systems are hard to make and scale, the research is ongoing but it isn't there yet in any aspect so possibly one day however that depends on how the other technology advances as well.
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by ktallett 2y ago
I question young technologies considering ML (which 'AI' is a form of) has really been around since the 80's, it's just in its current form it is new. I would also state that this is primarily focusing on aspects that co
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by ktallett 2y ago
They work as a team. You need a data storer and a data carrier. (Yes some may say you can simply stream data but I will always carry a backup alongside having cloud version).
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by ktallett 2y ago
My suggestion was in an ideal world which sadly this isn't. Your issue suggests they aren't tailored for each application, which could potentially be a reason. It is better to show why one project makes you a great fit as opposed
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by ktallett 2y ago
I would say as long as it is stated you can complete the coding exercise using any tool available it is fine. I do agree, no task should be a trick. I am personally of the view you should be able to use search engines, AI, anything you want
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by ktallett 2y ago
The key is having interviewers that know what they are talking about so in-depth meandering discussions can be had regarding personal and work projects which usually makes it clear whether the applicant knows what they are talking about. Le
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by ktallett 2y ago
This, and tbh this has always been the best way. Someone who has projects, whether personal or professional, and has the capability to discuss those projects in depth and with passion will usually be a better employee than a leet code speci
619.
by ktallett 2y ago
That is quite a significant fire. A rather successful evacuation to only have 3 injuries. I read from an eyewitness that there was a crackle from a luggage rack which can potentially suggest a battery fire from a personal electronic device.
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by ktallett 2y ago
There is no way of knowing.
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by ktallett 2y ago
This is a new announcement to the one last year regarding consumer writable Blu rays being discontinued, I would believe this is them halting production of Blu Ray discs.
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by ktallett 2y ago
I mean I would agree regarding the user base, but it was originally built as a utopian concept for a free trade of goods, akin to the original world of warcraft marketplace.
623.
by ktallett 2y ago
Not proven in Scotland and not guilty in almost every other country are the equivalent. Innocent is the outlier verdict in Scotland that the rest of the world doesn't have.
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by ktallett 2y ago
Ah that's not strictly true. I believe Scotland is the only place in the world I am aware of where there is Innocent, unproven, and Guilty verdicts. I believe in reality a not guilty verdict is, we didn't have the evidence to prov
625.
by ktallett 2y ago
Valid point, however even those involved that were comvicted in the US such as Brian Farrell only received single digit sentences.
626.
by ktallett 2y ago
I'm more than happy to have the discussion with you but I have no requirement to provide all of the information that is widely available in the public domain.
627.
by ktallett 2y ago
I would agree with this. He deserved punishment as he did break the law.
628.
by ktallett 2y ago
I don't agree with that and I don't understand why those charges were not taken to court (I don't believe it was purely because he already had 2 life sentences as when the appeals were going to the supreme court and there was
629.
by ktallett 2y ago
Actually the marketplace was just a marketplace, it then was primarily used for illegal goods. It hasn't really ever been proven that it was setup as a marketplace for illegal goods.
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by ktallett 2y ago
Well the American Government auctioned the bitcoin, and the two FBI agents were tried and sentenced for theft. I don't need evidence. I am curious how the American government can reimburse those pardoned.

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