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"Opening a web browser" is nearly sufficient for most users though. So much so that Google based an entire OS around it.
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ı is not a Cyrillic letter, it's a letter for the Latin alphabet that is most commonly used in Turkish.
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Not really. There are a lot of points in history where the bigger problem was long-term thinking, as in: emperors expending the lives of tens of thousands of their subjects on the battlefield in order to achieve glory beyond death.
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If you quote more than one word, it becomes clear that GP is not disagreeing with you: > Clueless ML researchers claim to read this and that from brains. [...] ML is great for EEG signal analysis, but you do have to know what you are doi
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Wikipedia is not an individual actor or a hivemind, so there is no capital-T "They". It's a system of multiple people each acting on their own accord. For a developing news story like this, I find this type of sourcing accept
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As per site guidelines, please assume the most charitable reading of your parent comment. They don't have access to the linked source, and there is no tone indication of snark in their message, so it is possible they are asking a genui
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Germany actually has an extremely small public sector at 12.9% of all people in the workforce. Compare to neighboring countries like the Czech Republic (15.4%), Poland (23.6%) or Denmark (30.2%). Source: https://en.wikipedia.org&
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> The good ol' "10 years of experience in Swift" approach... Though that joke is so old now that it probably is possible to legitimately have that. Just about. Swift was released on June 2, 2014.
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The first image on this site looks literally like a key visual for an Apple products: a swarm of rounded square icons with relatively flat colors and a centered heading in an I-can't-believe-it's-not-Helvetica font. This is the we
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> It seems super late in the game but okay. Why does the US in specific have such drawn-out campaigns? Earlier this week, I saw a pundit commenting that 4 months before the election is too short notice to pick a new candidate. But there&
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Source: I have implemented a OCI-compliant registry [1], though for the most part I've been following the behavior of the reference implementation [2] rather than the spec, on account of its convolutedness. When the client finalizes a
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> colon-colons I prefer "quad-dot". Rolls off the tongue better. :)
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If that is so, then they will probably release it at the same time as Final Cut. :)
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No, I just highlighted how your point was underargued.
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How much of that effect is just the current absence of a financial crisis? How much of that effect is people leaving the workforce through emigration? One number never explains anything.
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Since we were talking about hammers, a more apt comparison might be a nail gun. Vastly more efficient than hammering nails by hand when constructing e.g. a roof truss, but you still need carpenters.
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> LLMs are very exciting This just goes back to your grandparent comment: "I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes." Als
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Which part of this benefits from blockchain? Suppose an alternative implementation where a media file contains a signed certificate of creatorship that can include other certificates (so your can cut would have a certificate signed by you,
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This discussion is obviously about what the law should be rather than what it is .
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So then make the rule just for cheaply copiable media. Copyright already has lots of specific rights that only appear to certain forms of media, e.g. the right to broadcast exists for movies, but not for statues.
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FYI, the entire book is free to read on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/MythicalManMonth (If someone reads it there because of my remark, please consider making a donation: https://archive.
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If you want that, a Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck will give the same user experience while each having a vastly larger catalog of AAA titles. Steam specifically also has frequent substantial discounts on games, so even the upfront purchase
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Der Postillon (the German counterpart of The Onion) suggested this a decade ago already. :) https://www.der-postillon.com/2014/11/lander-ersetzen-marode...
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> meanwhile any “working” adult get slapped with 51% effective tax rate without any benefits at all This number is demonstrably false. I just checked my payslip from last month. Gross salary is around 7000 euros, and net salary is around
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You only need 50% majority to declare an extraordinary emergency situation ("außergewöhnliche Notsituation", Art. 109 Abs. 3 Satz 2 GG) and then any expenses related to the emergency do not fall under the debt brake. The governmen
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> battery is full but it won't turn on without being plugged into a charger This is a known issue with specifically the first-gen model (i.e. Intel 11th Gen mainboard). The rechargable coin-cell RTC battery is only charged from the
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So we are all in agreement. :)
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That Gartner whitepaper your CEO read last week.
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But this is not like in the 1600s, when laws took weeks or months to reach to the outskirts of the empire. The memo is literally public and has been in the news, so I don't see how there could be parts of the org that this has not filt
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> They'll send in Jean Claude Juncker FTFY

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