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by lan321 1y ago
It's what takes time though. When you need to make a wrapper for some API for example LLMs are incredible. You give it a template, the payload format and the possible methods and it just spits out a 500-1000 line class in 15 seconds. D
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by lan321 1y ago
Anonymizing names and such is fine/good but the whole push for equal net worth, etc is IMO bad. Granting assistance exclusively to people below the median is equal to punishing those above the median. And if you start adding race, gend
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by lan321 1y ago
It's a general issue with budgeting grants but at the same time companies need to be talked to in numbers. If there's no known money jar, I don't believe anyone will partake and it'll all get more sketchy. 'Why did
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by lan321 1y ago
I think it's more simple in the Home Depot example. Even if you care about the breach what are you gonna do? Home Depot got hacked so they'll now probably get some more security staff. Funding for the quarter is secured. Lowes has
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by lan321 1y ago
His point is that it's significantly easier to go way over the maintenance calories compared to making up with exercise if you just eat whatever you feel like. Essentially that you can consume X calories much easier than you can exerci
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by lan321 1y ago
Not really since then all students can learn the exam as a template after 2-3 exams leak. The curving I know at uni was targeting to exmatriculate 45% by the 3rd semester and another 40% of that by the end so the grades were adjusted to whe
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by lan321 1y ago
Thank you. Bonsai and adzm as well. :)
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by lan321 1y ago
Why randomized?
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by lan321 1y ago
>"The Government" is not a entity with "wants" or "needs", it's a collection of people with their own motivations. Motivations that usually end up being about power or money, or a combination, because t
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by lan321 1y ago
Yeah, the cheap shit I win against. Maybe my perspective was/is bad since I already cook unless I'm going to a good place or at least a mediocre place with cuisine I can't cook.
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by lan321 1y ago
The problem is it all needs to grow with use and buildings aren't very mobile. You build something with plenty of road/sidewalk at the edge of the city, city grows, traffic increases, land gets expensive so the buildings get as bi
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by lan321 1y ago
I think the main issue is just getting out the door. Whether I walk 5 minutes or drive 10, it doesn't really matter once I get going. The annoying bit is getting off the couch, putting on 'outside' clothes, maybe taking a sho
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by lan321 1y ago
> and tastier than eating out Eehhh.. I'm a decent cook, I can adjust things for my taste but there's no way I can compete with people who do this for 40h/week over multiple years with kitchen appliances worth as much as a
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by lan321 1y ago
yeehaw brother
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by lan321 1y ago
Is this not a solved problem? I used to have a TAN generator for my bank as a separate device I paid like 5 euros for. If you get provided an authenticator and get forced to use it for transfers essentially even if my device is compromised
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by lan321 1y ago
Or until it gets scrapped because it went out of fashion. People usually don't renovate because their furnishings are falling apart but because they want something fresh.
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by lan321 1y ago
No threat to life sounds kinda wild.
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by lan321 1y ago
If they can be professional, yeah? I have diverse private interests that don't really get mixed with work. Don't see why my political interests should. I've worked with people I don't personally like. It's more tiri
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by lan321 1y ago
I despise my work iPhone for the gestures and the screen lock canceling a call if it's not picked up yet, but turning the screen off if the call has been answered. Nothing more annoying than pinging someone by mistake and then calling
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by lan321 1y ago
I'm talking strictly about RTO as a layoff alternative and even more specifically about the perception that it'll lead to the best workers leaving. Having a bunch of people leave due to RTO is different than having seemingly rando
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by lan321 1y ago
I hate parsing CSV. There are so many different implementations it's a constant cat and mouse.. Literally any symbol can be the separator, then the ordering starts getting changed, then since you have to guess what's where you go
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by lan321 1y ago
Outside of the US but past the daycare, covid, etc issues that have been mentioned everywhere I see a focus on money making. Highschoolers are still kids but I feel the new generation is more aware of the fact that the end goal is making as
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by lan321 1y ago
Being willing to switch employer for convenience does not make someone a good worker and it's not like bad hires can't change employer. I'm guessing the best employee would be someone who hates change and is financially illit
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by lan321 1y ago
He's not in China though.
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by lan321 1y ago
The question is whether that should be allowed as products become more and more software based. Should software be treated (more) like hardware?
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by lan321 1y ago
Goes against a higher law, such as the Constitution.
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by lan321 1y ago
It's more of an excuse for a drive for me tbh. When I compare prices between DE and CH now, the difference isn't that big anymore.
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by lan321 1y ago
Add to that Aoostar. It's quite comparable to the Minisforum n5 Pro, a bit cheaper - Max 48GB*2 DDR5 ECC - 8 core PRO 8845HS - 25W with nothing, doing nothing, realistically 50W - 25G combined network - 5 M.2 (3x2 and 2x1 lane) and 6 H
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by lan321 1y ago
This is probably the only real solution. It also makes sense from a getting mugged or breaking your phone perspective. At this point, my phone is probably more important than my IDs and passports.
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by lan321 1y ago
You paid extra for the large, experienced corporation to do it. If it failed, it was outside of your power since they have a reputation and resources, but it just did not work out. Startups have no reputation. If they fail, you'll be a

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