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by lozenge 2y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned intra company transfer. You start on the foreign country's website and supplement with community groups eg on Facebook. Average engineer might be fine but you need above average drive to navigate the
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by lozenge 2y ago
You can't just let people do anything from userland, the performance would tank. As for restricting kernelland, EU competition regulators would not be happy if MS was the only one able to write anti virus software that runs in kernella
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by lozenge 2y ago
The AI took a day on one of the problems so it must have generated and discarded a lot of proofs that didn't work. How could it choose which one to submit as the answer, except the objective fact of the proof passing in Lean.
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by lozenge 2y ago
This requires them to agree on how to pay out the money, which sounds like more trouble than it's worth.
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by lozenge 2y ago
This is British English for "I'm sure".
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by lozenge 2y ago
What about free as in beer software which includes some ads?
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by lozenge 2y ago
Why can't "black people" mean black people? Yeah, they're not African Americans. They're people in Brazil who are black. Would a Brazilian and an American agree on the exact skin tones which count - probably not. Bu
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by lozenge 2y ago
The number of auto opt in updates clearly violates privacy law. The ease of accidentally agreeing and the inability to view contracts before purchase violates consumer law.
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by lozenge 2y ago
You can use Windows Firewall to block outbound connections from the Start bar. It would be nice if some basic features like calculator would still work, but no luck.
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by lozenge 2y ago
But torture isn't the part of an authoritarian regime that reduces creativity. You've made a lot of leaps here.
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by lozenge 2y ago
Are you forgetting the weather and how poorly prepared most of the British are for it? Even in new build pedestrianised areas like.. Coal Drops Yard, outdoor seating is limited and normally nearly empty once the midday heat has passed.
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by lozenge 2y ago
It doesn't really work like that, some people have access to more than one high streets and some aren't in walking distance from any high street. You could probably pull records like alcohol licensing or food hygiene certificates
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by lozenge 2y ago
Err, 16 hours just to read. Then you still need to deal with the inaccuracies of speech to text.
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by lozenge 2y ago
Device Encryption and BitLocker use the same encryption, BitLocker offers more options for key management. If you login to a Windows Home machine as admin with a Microsoft account, then the key is stored in the TPM with a recovery key in th
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by lozenge 2y ago
This the US that passed the Hague Invasion Act?
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by lozenge 2y ago
It doesn't say it's all local . Maybe the NPU is deciding which screenshots to keep, what regions to OCR or use image recognition.
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by lozenge 2y ago
"then developers would have multiple systems and namespaces to deal with in order to query on transactions." Yes, which they already had as DynamoDB only held 8 weeks of data. Presumably all payments to drivers were calculated mon
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by lozenge 2y ago
Ah, but you wrote a comment that was cogent. My colleague who can't do that due to dyslexia is relieved when the AI can rephrase him to sound "fancy". As kids move their communication from keyboards to touch keyboards, I thin
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by lozenge 2y ago
It is not the cause of their slimness. There isn't any country which has successfully reduced its obesity. The trend has only been in one direction.
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by lozenge 2y ago
Apple had the best chance of it due to making their own web browser, OS, media player, mail app, photo gallery app, etc and having close relationships with big apps like Final Cut Pro, Adobe. What chance does Dell have?
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by lozenge 2y ago
You can't benchmark a chip. It all depends on how much power and heat dissipation the actual device can provide. When the MacBook Pro comes out it should run circles round the iPad. And there are no Snapdragon X devices yet
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by lozenge 2y ago
ORM is not for writing analytics queries. It's for your CRUD operations. Something like Django Admin would be impossible without an ORM. You create tables for your business logic and customer support or whoever can just browse and popu
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by lozenge 2y ago
The point is to find the information in Wikipedia which often then has a citation to another source. If you search Google you often find repetitions of the information but most sites don't cite sources.
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by lozenge 2y ago
Carbon capture is real, carbon offsetting isn't. Offsetting is like making a "saving" by not buying something and then immediately spending the money you "saved".
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by lozenge 2y ago
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman Nature doesn't care how much enjoyment people get from travelling the world. It just experience
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by lozenge 2y ago
iPad OS is 17 GB and every app seems to think it'll be the only one installed.
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by lozenge 2y ago
The write speed needs to match what the camera can output or the WiFi/cellular can download. It has nothing to do with the total size of the storage.
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by lozenge 2y ago
The state's enemy isn't my enemy. Consider the case of Edward Snowden. Journalism is still valuable even if you disagree with the person's motives or aims.
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by lozenge 2y ago
Most users want the DNS of the Internet, not of their own ISP.
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by lozenge 2y ago
None of those features require the Rabbit hardware though. There isn't an LLM in the Rabbit itself, it's just connecting to a remote server.

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