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by nathias 4y ago
I hope the turing-passing content will shift focus from the origin of the statements to the actual content of what is being said. Authentication of origin is only a helpful rule of thumb when dealing with trusted authorities, something that
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by nathias 4y ago
AI will unlock many new tech branches that were below the threshold of being useful before, for example AR
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by nathias 4y ago
no it's mostly object oriented
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by nathias 4y ago
Thank you and congrats, it's quite the achievement
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by nathias 4y ago
in my case it was very much just a dark pattern used by a local ISP (they also removed all possible email contacts)
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by nathias 4y ago
try to escape abject poverty
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by nathias 4y ago
This could be an email, but of course the business doesn't want this as it would create a record of interaction. Whenever I had to use live chat it was a tactic to wear you down.
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by nathias 4y ago
premature abstraction is a very common anti-pattern
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by nathias 4y ago
When doing my PhD library genesis and archive.org made all the difference in the world, I think it would take decades doing it via libraries ...
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by nathias 4y ago
ghosting in no way solves this problem, it's universally acknowledged as worse than a simple 'no'
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by nathias 4y ago
everything has to be emptied of everything potentially offensive, we are creating a beige future
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by nathias 4y ago
meetings I imagine
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by nathias 4y ago
I think this generation is forced into gender essentialism, gender non-conformity used to be much more normal, now it's redefined as if really a conformity to another gender ... very totalitarian
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by nathias 4y ago
ghosting is pretty standard in my experience, 1-2 months of interviewing and testing then nothing is pretty standard in the industry
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by nathias 4y ago
yes, but the media cycle doesn't, that's what I mean with forgotten (and this too shall pass)
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by nathias 4y ago
remember the Panama papers?
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by nathias 4y ago
the life of a politically inconvenient story: 1. it's conspiracy theory 2. it was obvious to everyone 3. forgotten
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by nathias 4y ago
the problem is not the blockchain it's IBM
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by nathias 4y ago
This is really cool! I had the same idea but dismissed it because e-inks were so expensive, it's really impressive you can get them down to $10. This enables you to make games that are digital and analog at the same time, which is in i
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by nathias 4y ago
both of your points are false
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by nathias 4y ago
that's more a concern for UX designers, where the chief value should be consistency
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by nathias 4y ago
Both are true, I was forced to use subpar solutions because MS paid a lot of money to become the default. I have no idea why anyone given the freedom to do so would choose MS products over alternatives.
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by nathias 4y ago
"reject the existence"? What are you on about? I had to use MS office all my life and it has always been a very poor user experience, I wished I wasn't forced to use it and now maybe people won't be.
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by nathias 4y ago
I genuinely don't understand why anyone would need MS products ever. I thought it was just hard lobbying that made it so our instituitions have to use that garbage.
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by nathias 4y ago
finally, this is really great news for anyone european, I hope it won't take long to determine there are a whole lot of other MS products that should also be illegal
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by nathias 4y ago
this would be useful if the app had automatic/semiautomatic linking, and maybe something like code completion
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by nathias 4y ago
A hard problem is selling it short, it is impossible to separate them, because they are one and the same.
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by nathias 4y ago
otherwise the stages would be empty
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by nathias 4y ago
poverty is visceral it is the stench of mold and an unsatiable appetite for risk
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by nathias 4y ago
I've been runing arch for 7 years, I had to reinstall once to fix something I broke with deleting python packages but I never had problems with just updating the system ...

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