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by neuronic 4y ago
Sure, it is actually not very complicated in my case. I did backend development for a short while during and after university and then moved into IT consulting fairly quickly. It was a LinkedIn recruiter message which I usually ignore. Howe
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by neuronic 4y ago
Is it possible that they divert 95% of traffic to old Bing and only slowly open the floodgates to the new backend? Does anyone get actual answers aside from the "Try it" examples? If not then this is already a bad move in terms
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by neuronic 4y ago
Did you read the article? Microsoft is deploying an advanced GPT v3.5 for this. So how are they behind anything?
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by neuronic 4y ago
I kind of think this isn't as much of an issue as we assume. It just has to be superior to the first page of Google results which nowadays is an infested pile of SEO garbage, direct advertisments and a single Wikipedia link.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Rooting hard for Microsoft here because I want to see disruption in this space. I am so very tired of the crappy Google results when I search for anything that isn't a Wikipedia article. And even then I have to scroll past 6 ads first.
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by neuronic 4y ago
As a consultant with roots in backend dev, I fully understand the scrutiny that we receive because unfortunately, it is often very warranted... It feels a bit refreshing to read your comment and see someone articulate what I am trying to co
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by neuronic 4y ago
Another poster already commented on this, but as a German I think it is important to provide some perspective: There is next to no way to be outside of civilization and basic infrastructure for more than 30min of walking . Ok, maybe it is
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by neuronic 4y ago
As long as there are mysterious 1990s era X-Files/Control like stories to be generated for clicks and attention, nothing will. Why are these stories being released primarily on clickbaity media like The Hill, CNN or Fox News? The &quot
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by neuronic 4y ago
While it might be (way) less popular, Skype still exists. [1] Also: > Microsoft Teams is based on a number of Microsoft-specific protocols.[50] Video conferences are realized over the protocol MNP24, known from the Skype consumer version
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by neuronic 4y ago
You very clearly wrote what you wrote. It was inflammatory language and you are well aware. Nothing hysterical about it.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Factually untrue, I live in a very large German city and going to office by car is completely normal. Where are you even getting this obviously false information from? Are you frequenting r/de on reddit or what? However, if we simply r
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by neuronic 4y ago
Stop spreading these right wing anti-vaxxer lies, my god. "Death in a vial". Dont you feel ashamed and ridiculous posting this insane over-the-top inflammatory rhetoric? People are already discussing the science and long term effe
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by neuronic 4y ago
It frustrates me because it seems like the opposite of mindful engineering. I feel like that's the "we don't give a shit about resources" development mantra for you, banking on the ever increasing hardware limits that ev
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by neuronic 4y ago
Agreed, in fact LastPass should be heavily fined for this and be forced to go out of business if things don't provably change within a reasonable timeframe.
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by neuronic 4y ago
You're right, apologies for the mistake.
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by neuronic 4y ago
This seems weird. No one disagrees that there are 2 biological (genetic) genders. Gender identity is something entirely else that is being actively researched. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6677266&#
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by neuronic 4y ago
I have frequented r/de for a long time (German subreddit) and it's very much on the student life / left-leaning site of political opinions as a community. It is fascinating how repeated reality checks with the rest of society
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by neuronic 4y ago
But then youn cannot just do the same things again next time without admitting that you consciously repeated mistakes.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Maybe this is confirmation bias since I have seen a multitude of blogs and threads popping up around this topic but I have clicked the "Page 2" button on Google multiple times this month. I don't think I have to add anything
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by neuronic 4y ago
Aha, loving the smell and feel of burned or non-burned degraded zooplankton matter is masculine but driving across the city with the power of lightening like Thor himself is not. Got it. What I actually wanted to express: it's about fr
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by neuronic 4y ago
Sorry, disagree. You put these words in your original comment with intent so do not be surprised when people respond to that. This kind of behavior feels weird and suspicious and in my eyes it's telling that you immediately default to
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by neuronic 4y ago
Did you really have to add a jab at vegan food and renewable energy in there and somehow make this about politics? Where is this weird (and frankly suspicious) hostility against either of those even rationally coming from? No need to act as
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by neuronic 4y ago
Please remove this comment. Giving unfounded medical and pharmaceutical advice on HN, especially when it is clearly devoid of an explanation or context like that, is dangerous and irresponsible.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Yup the "minimalism" in Teslas is just a hack to forego complex interior designs that they are holistically unable to reproduce in their "giga"factories. It helps to reduce complexity and weight if you just slap an iPad
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by neuronic 4y ago
As an observer of your exchange of words, I would appreciate more reason behind the opinion because I would like to understand why you feel this way.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Forgive me for hijacking your comment and planting a reference to one of my favorite Hieronymus Bosch websites (warning: contains music): https://archief.ntr.nl/tuinderlusten/en.html# Imagine this website being made fo
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by neuronic 4y ago
The author gives a rational answer at length, it's just the cultists are refusing to accept it.
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by neuronic 4y ago
Can you describe the fundamental advantages of C# over Java?
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by neuronic 4y ago
Additionally, a lot of the negative consequences due to COVID are not caught in the death rate statistics. Long COVID/Post-viral syndrome and related long term health issues are doing a number on economies and healthcare systems around
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by neuronic 4y ago
You're right, and this was unfortunate. However, I think this is closely related to the nature of modern online discussions where this kind of oversensitivity to perceived "hostile" information is met with an unreasonably for

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