nvr219

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   by nvr219 4y ago

   RIP to a real one.
2. 122.▲
   by nvr219 4y ago

   So are you `dig ns`ing every website before you visit it or what
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   by nvr219 4y ago

   I would highly recommend installing pihole at home.
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   by nvr219 4y ago

   It's still that just with faster computers.
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   ‘AI-powered’ is tech’s meaningless equivalent of ‘all natural’ (2017)(techcrunch.com)

   37 points by nvr219 4y ago|24 comments
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   by nvr219 4y ago

   https://sniep.net/adobe.png
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   by nvr219 4y ago

   > * Whereas AI was a hand-wavey marketing term in the past, it's now the real deal and provides actual value to the end user. Ehhh.... Sometimes. It's still a hand-wavey marketing term today. Almost every sales call I'm
8. 128.▲
   by nvr219 4y ago

   Immediate submission to /r/NoShitSherlock
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   by nvr219 4y ago

   I wanna say I got it through Fiverr? This was like 8-10 years ago. I don't remember exactly.
10. 130.▲
    by nvr219 4y ago

    I once bought a friend of mine a thousand Twitter followers as a prank. He wasn't happy.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    lol
12. 132.▲
    by nvr219 4y ago

    I still just use apt on debian because I'm a dinosaur apparently.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    Everything can be done in emacs.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    Not really because the assets can totally be frozen by the exchange. The people who have money in crypto that disappears don't care if that was due to a government action or due to whomever is in charge of enough servers.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    And because crypto is garbage.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    I remember having to take a class about The Blockchain for professional development about ten years ago and they gave fisheries as an example industry where blockchain would help guarantee whatever fish was caught on whatever day and delive
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    Not a zoom bomb, it was just one guy signed in.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    Develop software to help manage a tenants' union and software to help them find lawyers to help with collective bargaining.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    What makes this a firing and not a layoff (English is not my first language sorry)
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    The whole Sites/Channels thing is annoying. If you ignore that part and just use the 1:1 chats / ad hoc group chats and video calls it's fine.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    You've clearly never used Teams. But in all seriousness Teams is fine for chat and video.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    I love this post thank you
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    ugh why
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    I had it summarize a recipe for me. It did a good job, but definitely editorialized. The URL I sent included just the recipe for split pea soup, but the summary added that "Split pea soup is a hearty and comforting dish that is easy
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    Yeah but the girls in the 100 level course are required to be in that course to graduate almost for sure.
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    Thank you!!
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    This goes back to the classic backup calculation. Never spend more to protect the data than the data is worth, right? That means the husband will be right or wrong on a user by user basis. If you have room to keep binders and binders of
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    In our case (news related app) there's simply no demand for it that we've seen. Our users seem to value push notifications more. I think apps that are more about calendaring or lists of things probably have more of a reason to u
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    Collaboration Tips in the Workplace(lautman.net)

    2 points by nvr219 4y ago|0 comments
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    by nvr219 4y ago

    The question is will the comment go grey quickly (so far so good)