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by ponector 11mo ago
Different entry fees to the country based on origin is ok while different entry fees to the museum are not? Also prices in steam are based on country of origin as well.
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by ponector 11mo ago
There should be also mentioned brand of the kitchenette supplier, utensils and every food component with Amazon wishlist ready to order.
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by ponector 11mo ago
USA. Requirements for entry visa are based on country of origin as well as price.
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by ponector 11mo ago
>> Doesn't feel right though to make a distinction based on country of origin If it is not right, why every country on earth is doing it?
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by ponector 11mo ago
I think the best solution is to have a dynamic pricing within reasonable brackets, like 10-100€
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by ponector 11mo ago
You don't need LLM to replace QA. Just fire them, push some testing to developers and the rest to the users. Shareholders will be pleased by budget efficiency!
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by ponector 11mo ago
Isn't it mostly from corporate clients who pay based on FOMO and force everyone to use it to justify spending?
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by ponector 11mo ago
Bugs. In our project developers are now making x4 amount of bugs comparing to 2024. Same developers, but now with Cursor. Basically they are pushing their work to the test engineers or whoever is doing testing (might be end users).
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by ponector 11mo ago
From my experience devs are much faster with LLM if you measure speed in merge requests. However, in 2025 they are producing x4 more bugs comparing to 2024. The same developers, the same codebase but now with Cursor.
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by ponector 11mo ago
AI has effect, though. Due to AI spending there is smaller budget for salaries. As a result we have budget cuts, layoffs and movement to low cost countries like India.
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by ponector 11mo ago
Airbnb is not better. Even worse if you consider absence of sorting and poor filtering there. Also no responsibility they take.
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by ponector 11mo ago
There is usually no sense to book directly. Many times I checked there is the same offer or worse than booking.
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by ponector 11mo ago
Could not find there an estimated 1150000 (5%) deaths in the provided data. 50% still-born children is also fake considering fertility rate 4+ for decade after the war. You don't need to be a russian to share RT narratives. Also that i
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by ponector 11mo ago
>> door is open for the rest of the world to wage wholesale war on it. Open by whom? And btw, it is already open, just no one wants to send troops to Ukraine except North Korea. >> The destruction of Afghanistan. Conveniently fo
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by ponector 11mo ago
>> It is an attempt to attain peace and economic stability for the region in a way which will prevent the conflict from flaring up again in the near future. "Peace for our time!" Some people skipped history lessons. Russia
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by ponector 11mo ago
>>> reports revealed the Excalibur shell strike success dropped from 55% to 6% last summer 6% sounds not effective at all. Especially considering a price tag, which is x30+ of regular shell.
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by ponector 11mo ago
>> If Putin violates the agreement It's not "if", it's "when". Russians negotiates in bad faith, always. They violates agreements for centuries. Putin also lied many times. West will do nothing meaningfu
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by ponector 11mo ago
With this "deal" written by russians USA shows the whole world that their security assurance worth nothing. Also shows that NATO is dead. This deal is an invite for president Xi to take back Taiwan and whatever territory he wants.
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by ponector 11mo ago
>> precision munitions" are cobbled together from civilian parts and duct tape Like the M982 Excalibur by Raytheon which is pretty much useless now in Ukraine.
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by ponector 11mo ago
In which country there is a cheap childcare, especially if we are talking about children under 3? Also even if it is cheap, children can attend it few days a week, staying sick at home almost every week for a day or two. Not every employer
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by ponector 11mo ago
Or you can cook for 4 people and simply freeze 3 portions for later. Same about veggies, you can get a frozen mix of veggies and cook with it.
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by ponector 11mo ago
American police just like it. They start chase for any reason, even for a broken tail lamp. Also not a simple chaise, but one where they intentionally provoke a car crash, often with fatal results for innocent people.
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by ponector 11mo ago
>>> decent equipped kitchen, with enough room, knives and other tools are needed But you don't need too much to cook a healthy food. One pan, one pot, one knife and a spatula. Yes, not everything could be cooked with such setu
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by ponector 11mo ago
You can have a balanced diet based on frozen meat, fish and vegetables. Add there pasta, beans, rice, oats, etc. Also I'm pretty sure they are spending more time on social media than cooking.
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by ponector 11mo ago
Having learned math a lot in university, it is mostly useless knowledge outside of academia. Some basic calculus and logic is useful for sure, but overall, 98% of the math is needed just to be able to learn other math topics later.
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by ponector 11mo ago
A degree from Ryanair university with major in how to screw your customers while keeping flights fully booked.
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by ponector 11mo ago
>> That's a daily return of -0.6 %, or a yearly return of -81 %, i.e. practically wiping out the starting capital LLM indeed can replace average human being.
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by ponector 11mo ago
Don't worry, they are also not paying 120k to mechanics, it's just another CEO lie.
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by ponector 11mo ago
And you can buy AI screwdriver today from Amazon!
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by ponector 11mo ago
Yet. Next year there will be AI screwdriver your employer force you to use.

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