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by munk-a 2y ago
I'm sure there are one or two counterexamples but ad-tech clients were very resistant to GDPR and nearly all violated the requirements. Even to this day a lot of international market advertising companies will adhere to GDPR in region
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by munk-a 2y ago
Consulting fees for said DB and escalating DB licensing costs. They have an atrocious reputation and I'm honestly amazed they invest as little into training sessions/cold call advertising as they do.
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by munk-a 2y ago
If you prefer it just imagine I said "'Cus I prefer it" - I do understand that the things that impact ADHD folks differ greatly from the rest of yall and I even am of the opinion that ADHD is probably too broad a grouping and
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by munk-a 2y ago
A registry fix that only partially works (the icons get really weird) and one that they don't officially support and may remove at any moment.
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by munk-a 2y ago
Visual stimuli in the edge of my field of view really distracts me - if I'm looking at a pair of computer monitors I want any movement or blinking that I'm not expecting to be in the center of my field of view so I can quickly dis
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by munk-a 2y ago
Windows 11 removed the ability to pin the task bar to the side of the screen. Dear Microsoft, I will not upgrade to Windows 11 until you restore your removed accessibility features. I have ADHD and a mid-view taskbar (i.e. on the side of o
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by munk-a 2y ago
This is honestly just par for the course for HP. The customers should feel lucky that their machines bricked before lighting their houses on fire. A lower quality mainstream computer manufacturer does not exist.
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by munk-a 2y ago
Just for future reference - if no license is given it's unlicensed. Licensing defaults closed for extremely good reasons - that's one of the reasons why github had a strong push for users to assign appropriate licensing documents
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by munk-a 2y ago
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not - but AI predates ChatGPT.
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by munk-a 2y ago
I think it was an appropriate answer at the heart of the matter - most credible people are leaving the platform due to the degradation of quality on it. For a literal example of a ban though there are few examples better than Dell Cameron[
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by munk-a 2y ago
A lot of credible people have left Twitter - it has gotten much more overrun by bots and a lot of very hateful accounts have been reinstated and protected. It is a poor platform for reasonable discussion and I think it's fair to say i
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by munk-a 2y ago
I think this is the biggest flaw in LLMs and what is likely going to sour a lot of businesses on their usage (at least in their current state). It is preferable to give the right answer to a query, it is acceptable to be unable to answer a
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by munk-a 2y ago
I'd clarify - there's a distinction between "oldest observed" and "oldest we think are possible" and the known in this context (for me at least) leans strongly into the "oldest observed" camp for me -
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by munk-a 2y ago
I feel like it's quite reasonable to criticize them for that though. "Known" isn't something we can automatically assume - there could be theoretical boundaries on star life and these objects were detected as being extr
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by munk-a 2y ago
We tend to define ourselves by our differences and I think this is especially true when it comes to close contacts - our family is the large comparator so often times you might hear "Well, I'm more short tempered than my father&qu
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by munk-a 3y ago
I think there's also the factor that the US government has already paid ISPs for last mile installations several times now - the line to everyone's house has been paid for... if an ISP diverted that money into stock buy backs I&#x
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by munk-a 3y ago
Not particularly - they could use distinct tokens (i.e. these brandings) on all types implicitly.
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by munk-a 3y ago
Isn't this just the classic issue of inferred typing coming back to bite us in the way everyone originally predicted? Go runs into the same issue where wildly different types may be considered the same based purely on coincidental nam
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by munk-a 3y ago
I think - I hope, rather - that technically minded people who are advocating for the use of ML understand the short comings and hallucinations... but we need to be frank about the fact that the business layer above us (with a few rare excep
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by munk-a 3y ago
I assume there are sort of natural skill ceilings but if you practice with more difficult scenarios and really push yourself you'd be amazed at what you can do. I've got an essential tremor[1] and I usually play on Expert+ for th
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by munk-a 3y ago
You can - it's just far less fun than BeatSaber with mods. The biggest improvement is from being able to select from the community list of songs that are available that may better suit your taste than the songs that come built in. It
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by munk-a 3y ago
Unfortunately all the people with money can see nothing but upsides.
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by munk-a 3y ago
I agree entirely - these sorts of subsidies can be extremely effective at uplifting job markets by, as an example, attracting a large company to build a manufacturing plant in a specific rural area that recently lost their main employer...
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by munk-a 3y ago
Businesses need to operate somewhere - if local governments stand strong we all win. If your local government caves to the wave of lobbying cocktail parties and PAC money injection, please vote them out. The costs we levy on businesses to
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by munk-a 3y ago
Usually the TTLs you'll set on these plans[1] are pretty short. It's helpful if you need to do a burst of a thousand queries of the same form over a short interval. 1. At least effectively - this is usually manged via persisting
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by munk-a 3y ago
Low latency/rapid trading seems to have added no value to the stock market and eroded a large portion of the fair market evaluation of companies. Whether it's technically possible or not it's likely we'll need to artifi
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by munk-a 3y ago
I would note that I think the above is a rather minority opinion - while parameterized queries are great for reuse simply using them to guard against SQL injection is still an excellent use of them. If your query is reusable then go for it
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by munk-a 3y ago
Yes - but it's very difficult to tell whether someone is a sociopath if they're good at it. I think it'd probably be safer to err on the side of therapy and let the therapist's recommendation or repeat offenses dictate
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by munk-a 3y ago
Always keep your pink flimsies in reach in case the corporate ____ ever hits the fan.
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by munk-a 3y ago
Stock market go brrr. Since the eighties we've generally trended towards executives making awful decisions in service of the great number in the sky - irrational and arbitrary layoffs, consistent undercompensation, wealth hoarding, und

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