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by mavili 3y ago
I agree the claim isn't going to happen. > Which rather begs the question: who the hell is the audience for this? In my opinion audience for code-generation AI are developers, not the general public. It's immensely useful to be
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by mavili 3y ago
I'd wait until my sore throat is gone. And if I have a disability for longer I'd have to learn to navigate the world my friend. Just like me and you have had to learn to read and write. Funny enough, we also had to learn to use a
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by mavili 3y ago
"This is discrimination. I don't know sign language and I don't have text relay. I can't use my voice." This his reply to instructions telling him he can ask for sign language or use text relay if he cannot use his
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by mavili 3y ago
Maybe this is common knowledge in the US, but like, you're just supposed to know what Kentucky number plates look like from a blurry image, and you're also supposed to know the logo of a sports club? Cool. Also, picture has to con
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by mavili 3y ago
A lot of people complain that 50k isn't much of a hurdle. Yes, I also agree that I as an individual can actually get that loan tomorrow if I want, but the point is "open" banking is meant to open up opportunities and should h
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by mavili 3y ago
> This would cut alot of middle companies out of the payments industry Not really. All it will do is let the same companies change the way they handle average citizens' payments. It's the same as Open Banking in Europe. It is s
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by mavili 3y ago
Wow what a rip off! Joys of capitalism hey. And when you try to just deal with buyer/seller directly you'l hear all sorts of made-up reasons as to why it's "important" to do via agent. Most people are too scared to
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by mavili 3y ago
Sorry if my comment sounded rude. Harsh, yes, but didn't think it was rude. Of course you will get lots of negative feedback, especially when you put something in front of thousands of strangers. It looks like you're handling that
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by mavili 3y ago
"... sellers savings are between $22,000 and $60,000" This must be talking about multi-million dollar properties? 60k is a deposit for most home purchases! And if you're talking about million+ dollar homes then don't was
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by mavili 3y ago
wow. Seriously you're probably expecting too much from a low-code solution! No platform is going to have everything you can imagine in it.
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by mavili 3y ago
Erm, clearly this person is angry lol. I sense that they must be an older person because they think about files being shown as links/underlined texts and therefore people will mistake a domain name to a file. I think today's syste
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by mavili 4y ago
You seem to be missing the point my friend. The point of the security here is if someone has access to the device, are they able to extract information with which they can then connect to the wifi? The answer is yes REGARDLESS of whether it
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by mavili 4y ago
After hearing you're 14 I don't want to turn this into an argument really, but please note just because something "sounds" embarassing it may not be actually. Like others have pointed out, physical access to the device m
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by mavili 4y ago
The bulk of the article kinda revolves around storing wifi passwords unhashed.. and then at the end "Edit: hashed passowrds are used to connect to wifi, so hashing is not a solution".. erm, so what is the point of the article then
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by mavili 4y ago
Isn't it pretty much the only coding community for children? Headlines like this are always catchy but also not so. Largest community.. for children.. of 10-11 years.. :D the group just gets narrower and narrower as you read
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by mavili 4y ago
Date format should flow from smalles to largest units. That is human friendly. When the rest of the world says 25th March, it's more human friendly for two reasons: 1. The most important part is the day, and that comes first. 2. The mo
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by mavili 4y ago
Ah yes, now I get it! I either didnt read the article clearly or you outline the steps much better than the article does! My bad.
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by mavili 4y ago
So this person has been able to replicate a process that he thinks Samsung must've used, and this is proof? What a load of rubbish this article is! Not denying that Samsung or any other brand would fake things, but this is in no way an
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by mavili 4y ago
HSBC must've only been "found out" because US gov didn't get their share. Anyone thinking other big banks are innocent are too naïve. Drugs, weapons, terrorism.. all major banks and US gov have their share in the gains,
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by mavili 4y ago
Sorry but whoever wrote it should know it hasn't worked. None of them are even jokes. Just random sentences.
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by mavili 4y ago
A computer simulation, programmed to simulate based on rules you have provided beforehand, and did you ever question that?! Artificial intelligence models trained on content derived from society will produce content that conforms to what it
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by mavili 4y ago
So much delusion, so much effort to make things sound complex and sophisticated to justify your beliefs. A fact is something like the sun existing, giving out heat.. etc. A theory or scientific theory isn't that, is it? So what if ther
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by mavili 4y ago
Your comment tells me you have preached this a few times that you've memorised it. I say this because you added "just" when I actually didn't have that in my comment. Read again. "Evolution is a theory and not obser
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by mavili 4y ago
Don't get me wrong, the notion of evolution makes sense; small changes leading to bigger changes long-term. but just because the logic makes sense doesn't mean that is what happened.
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by mavili 4y ago
> the best explanatipn we have Exactly my point. So in absence of a better explanation we will just acceptance SOMETHING to give us some comfort so we can distance ourselves from religious people. Doesn't matter that our BEST explan
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by mavili 4y ago
Well, as "scientists" always claim, the onus is on proponents of the theory to show me observable evidence, not me on the lack of it.
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by mavili 4y ago
Evolution is a theory and is not observable at all. It is all based on a huge assumption (we THINK that is how things happened). The wide-spread acceptance of evolution in the west is because of lack of another explanation of how life must
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by mavili 4y ago
Very different. The earth being a globe is observable and is a fact. Evolution is a theory and is not observable at all. It is all based on a huge assumption (we THINK that is how things happened). The wide-spread acceptance of evolution is
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by mavili 4y ago
>Hillarious. The study that says honey good got support from honey.com What is so hilarious about this? A site that advocates for a product supports anyone who can prove them right, that is just common sense. Would it be equally hilariou
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by mavili 4y ago
'But Home Assistant papered over the vendor and hardware woes and made setup simple.' - goes on to describe the setup, that involves about 1257 steps, 37 different components, and 457 links to resources and products. Yeah, that wa

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