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by mcny 1y ago
Or people who stay next door at an Airbnb and I had a quick chat with in person, like I didn't give them any contact information nor did they give me theirs so how ...
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> It's pretty rare though. It will only get more common with time.
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Claude will give what you asked for. My sensible chuckle moment was when I asked it to create a demo asp net web API and it did everything but add the authorize tag or any kind of authentication. I asked what was missing and until i mention
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I think it is reasonable for a teacher to say you can't actively use your phone while class is in session but not appropriate for them to say you can't have your phone on you. It is also inappropriate to say your phone must be in
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We need a consistently reliable public transit system before we tell people they can't drive for one reason or another.
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I think we are talking about two different things. The UBI I'm talking about won't allow you to have an enormous mansion, maybe just enough to avoid starving. The main plus point is it doesn't do means testing. The second plu
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> You’re talking about 3-5 trillion dollars per year just for the USA I just want to point out that's about a fifth of our GDP and we spend about this much for healthcare in the US. We badly need a way to reduce this to at least hal
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I can't prove this but I somehow remember peaks of up to 48 kilobits per second though never sustained. I remember being amazed to see download resume right in the browser even as late as 2009 (I was only on dial up u til about 2006).
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No
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Wait, is that what credit rating agencies are? But credit rating agencies also need data from somewhere...
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I don't spend too much time thinking about cameras or lenses but this kind of conversation makes me wonder... when I take photos of receipts or street signs or just text in general, is it possible that at some point the computational p
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The dirty secret is most of the time we are NOT working on anything novel at all. It is pretty much a CRUD application and it is pretty much a master detail flow.
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More importantly the natural resources in upstate actually belong to New York, not to upstate.
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I am ABSOLUTELY sick and tired of upstate folks making decisions for New York.
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> If the state doesn't have the money, cancellation sounds less expensive than completion, in the short term. Of course, the costs for not doing the coastal repairs will continue to acrue, but if there's no money, there's
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I used gitlab.com CI a lot but then at some point all the restrictions started and now it is not worth it trying to figure out how much quota is enough, especially for small personal projects. I don't remember the last time I wrote a g
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> I'd be pissed if someone did that for my browser engine of choice. I read it differently. I don't think they said somehow block people from using their browser of choice, but that if you report an issue, the first thing tech
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One of the many reasons I don't like to give references, social security number, date of birth, and so on to anyone except the end client hiring manager. I don't really care if the talent manager software has a required field to p
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We don't need a general identity service though. We need to know whether someone is authorized to work for a US employer, right? How can a DPRK worker have the necessary authorization? If they use someone else's identity, isn&#x27
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Everyone I talk to remembers it differently than I do but I absolutely hated floppies. Probably because I used them even as late as 2003 but I remember floppies as very unreliable with CRC-32 or whatever that could happen every time inserte
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For students to learn effectively, they need a safe harbor. The most critical offering for learners on AWS is a free or prepaid account tier that completely eliminates the risk of surprise bills, allowing them to focus purely on their educa
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What does using the grape emoji when talking about sexual assault accomplish? I see videos, compassionate, kind people who make videos speaking to victims in a completely serious tone use this emoji. People talk about tiktok algorithm on ti
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But unalive self is suicide and unalive is just death, right? For example, You can unalive other people against their will...
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Maybe at the high end of the talent but most of us are already there. I wouldn't admit this to my manager but a lot of the time if you made me explain what actually happens at the machine level, I have no idea.
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Gemini 2.5 pro has been consistently excellent for me, when it works. It sometimes just spins and spins with no results but when it comes with something, it has been pretty good.
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Android 12 made it possible to have unattended updates possible on fdroid. I sincerely will not recommend an Android version less than 12 at this point. At some point, we will have something similar on a newer version of Android that we wil
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> container trains are [...] fast I never imagined for a second that these things were going slow for our benefit (maybe safety, noise etc). I just had in my mind that they were simply incapable (technical reasons such as track or econom
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It isn't "upstreamed" at all. The project readme clearly says special thanks to Claude. This is my own repo. What I wanted to avoid is hurting anyone who might come across this code in the future and unwittingly copy paste it
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> Probably because AI generated code cannot be copyrighted. And the second reason it's not as good as AI sellers tell you. Is this true? I anal but I have a publicly available GitHub repo which shall go unnamed where most of the hea
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> NIMBYs will oppose the bus passing on their street - "too much noise, peoples, ..." It is funny because nobody ever opposes Amazon or UPS trucks... I think if we can get people to use a service, they won't oppose it?

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