neximo64

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by neximo64 3y ago
Its really likely your father renewed the subscription with consent, and forgot about it. Netflix doesn't auto renew simply by watching. It asks you to renew the subscription. It requires conscious consent.
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One of the assumptions that may be being made in this statement is funds can be borrowed for free, in a debt or equity setting. Whoever is lending/providing those funds does expect something in return. Even a government that borrows, n
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The other side of that coin is, with quality as the main motivator, the prices go up. There's no free ride either way through organising things differently, its a choice between quality or price (as opposed to getting quality at a chea
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by neximo64 3y ago
Apple has lost it with the "interruptive" notifications. Steve Jobs used to make fun of Vista's UAC. This also includes your battery is less than 10%
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Lets dig those people out of their graves and punish them, considering how old the decisions are
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The reason for these are many but one is it allows the company the option of having the employee relocate to office if there are further promotions, and the employee elects to of course. Without trouble of Visas, and work rights. It also al
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You could always use a Geforce card at home. Are you saying the cloud should use those Geforce cards and completely distort the price of the GPUs for home use?
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Structured like a poison pill
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That is the defining characteristic of HN since inception.
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Until someone like your parents use it casually they have no shot. BlueSky and Mastadon quite sorry to say have no shot. Your kind of opinion is clearly from someone who lives in a bubble or inexperienced.
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Seems to answer correctly on first shot. Are you using the older GPT3.5? No, Jack Nicholson's first film was not "Little Shop of Horrors". Nicholson's first film was "The Cry Baby Killer", which was released in
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by neximo64 3y ago
And the tax -> government spend. Which again stokes inflation so not sure thats a good argument. The government has to cut spending and build a surplus for taxes to be disinflatory
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Flagging as looks like an unlicensed investment product or scam
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Seems a bit exaggerated, I've never got the captcha on the chatgpt website. After that its hard to take it seriously since it seems like the app is marketing fluff with no substance behind it. It doesn't help that the video has mu
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Sparse attention is lossy, not sure i would count it as a good trick
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There are 3 plans: Premium Digital: The trial one is for premium digital, which gives you access to the epaper, lex column and additional newsletters ontop of access to some of the stock data in the other sections. Standard Digital: no epap
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by neximo64 3y ago
I don't know why that's surprising. Visceral exchanges are a sign of weakness in corporate culture, even internally within companies. I have not seen that universally amongst all countries in the world but it is certainly true in
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Yes but then they have no control over the platform i.e you can escape viewing ads. Their problem is they aren't making money so they are being very difficult about correcting it
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Probably because it wont last for long. The key issue is Reddit is not profitable and they're being anal because they want to control the app and ads. If its a third party app then you can avoid the ads and it makes implementation diff
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If you want to look at it from that point of view, even with that as a business it needs to maximise the number of successful trips in the smallest amount of times possible, as a whole in aggregate as that will lead to the maximum revenue.
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It is optimised for all travellers but no single individual traveller.
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Would never use a cloud service simply because "its European", it's got to be better and cheaper than AWS.
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What you're saying is a certain perspective which seeks to look at it from first principles. To the brutalist, the algorithm change is faster, and thats all that matters. A human didn't previously come up with the optimisation. Yo
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by neximo64 3y ago
It's not possible to get into a Mac from step 2) Is this an old version of OS X? It does not work on Monterey or any of the M1/M2 Macs I have. Additionally FileVault doesn't let this work on the older macs too. It seems like
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by neximo64 3y ago
Yes this is quite standard for an OS. You might want to create a user that has access to some things but isnt as annoying as you could log into it. The other way to look at it is its annoying to have an account show up on the screen that yo
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by neximo64 3y ago
I just don't think you understand the laws deeply. You seem to indicate you know what you're talking about and I think you do, but your understanding is surface level, i.e it is someone else in your organisation who told you how t
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Flagging as SEO Spam
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The fact you need to ask whether an open source python script needs a court to prove its a product and the lack of certainty is how FUD works. - What if you fork it, edit it, re-publish it as yours? - And what if other anti virus vendors do
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Its an open source python script that doesn't really fit that description
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Focus first on being able to have AI nurture in your country before worrying about whether it should be banned. There will be nothing to ban otherwise!

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