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by pasc1878 1y ago
I don't think that is correct re football. Football is an English invention. It then split into Association Football and Rugby football. From Association Football we get soccer. So Football was first then soccer. e.g. The Football Asso
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Any industry. e.g. cars - not everyone is physically able to drive books - blind people can't read music - deaf people can't hear It is a form of 80/20 or 90/10 rule the last small percentage costs as much as the majorit
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by pasc1878 1y ago
First great to have non US questions. This is how we see many quizzes as too local. Would you have objected to an American Football question? But Ireland have won the Grand SLam 4 times so could appear in several postions So not a good ques
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Basically it is quicker. I also expect it has everything that you have in your prompt so is a direct replacement without losing anything.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
I just reported a bug on Kobo app and got a thanks and a discount on my next purchase. I also just got a first response about a bug I reported 5 months ago, It really depends on the author
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by pasc1878 1y ago
No this is a valid request. If a user wants to use a piece of software to do A and several different pieces of code do that - why should they choose yours. What is your selling point. Especially if they have been using the other product why
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by pasc1878 1y ago
You have undercut your case here. The TV works and had not been upgraded. The mac mini works if you did not upgrade it. The weakest link is doing an upgrade, it does not matter which hardware.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
But very few people do that. I was on a project and complained heavily that we were not using styles,. The complaints got my manager to state that another person would do all the formatting. Of course the other person left befor the end and
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Yes but the question did say ALL. Finding some yes it might well be quicker than a manual read. So it depends on what the actual requirement is.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Will the AI find ALL the occurrences. Finding hallucinated ones is OK here as the user can check each one.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
I don't think it is that clear. The split I think is between calculating settlement amounts which lead to real transfers of money and so should be fixed point whilst risk, pricing (thus trading) and valuation use models which need many
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by pasc1878 1y ago
You can get 1000mg tablets but only if prescribed by a doctor
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by pasc1878 1y ago
No. To get something substantial to work you need to have some (if not most) development work done by people who are being paid. In this case who except Microsoft would have paid for development here.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Does it take less power and other resources to make?
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Uber have been running fixed route shuttles in London since 2020 albeit they use boats https://www.thamesclippers.com/plan-your-journey/route-map
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Java's object model is based on Objective-C's so a direct descendant and Objective-C's object model is based on Smalltalk so there is a direct connection there.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Java (following Objective-C) does need a differentiation between interface and pure abstract class - this is because it is single inheritance - a class can have any one class to inherit from but it can have many interfaces.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Java wasn't the first to do that Objective-C (10? years before) had interfaces. Even C++ has that with multiple inheritance - some parents can just be interfaces. As to whether Smalltalk needs interfaces see https://stackove
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Apple is mainly a hardware company it is saying you must buy our hardware if you want to make money out of our users. That is not being developer hostile. Apple does many other things that don't help developers but forcing their hardwa
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Apple also, I think by default, send out emails just before a subscription is due telling you how to unsubscribe. I doubt a scammer will do that.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
If through Apple it is easy to cancel and all subs are listed in one place. If done through third parties directly the scammers will not make unsubscribing easy and it will not be as easy to find out where you are subscribing. Thus I expect
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Unfortunately CCL is Intel only on macOS. (macOS is not on the the main page https://ccl.clozure.com ) Otherwise this is the one I would use as it has good Cocoa interoperability.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Possibly if like me they read e-books not actual books.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
That does not make sense for anything that exists over decades. Do you want to be still using Windows NT, or C++ pred 2004 standard or python 2.0 We learn more and need to add to things., Some things we designed 30 years ago were a mistake
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by pasc1878 1y ago
What I mean is that the copyuright holder can be an individual or a company - no comment on users.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
As all is based on copyright you can't distinguish between individuals and organisations as the law does not.
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Radio Uses AI Host(independent.co.uk)
4 points by pasc1878 1y ago|2 comments
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Australian Radio Network’s CADA station, which broadcasts in Sydney and on the iHeartRadio app, created a host called Thy using artificial intelligence software developed by voice cloning firm ElevenLabs. The Workdays with Thy show presente
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by pasc1878 1y ago
and Biggin Hill(BQH) - Northolt does have some non RAF flights,
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by pasc1878 1y ago
I think the UK has done that - I have foolscap and letter folder from the 70s. And no we did not replace every binder, folio etc. We just bought new ones when needed.

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