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by prawn 2y ago
I see AI training on public material like I would upcoming artists being inspired by the artists before them. Obviously the scale is very different. I don't mind your scenario because an AI firm, if they couldn't stay on top of wh
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by prawn 2y ago
Those first two islands aren't even thought to have been visited by any human for many years!
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by prawn 2y ago
I know he's a very different person with very different interests, but I can think of little worse than spending ANY years having to put on a suit and makeup every single day.
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by prawn 2y ago
I know it's dull to blame another thing on them, but I suspect it's phones/etc as a connection to a live world. There's always a pipeline of content, always something getting updated, always a notification. I remember ma
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by prawn 2y ago
Not to mention casual employees at least get some sort of social aspect from their work life. (A slight variation on the networking you mentioned.) Most of my friends, I have through past work environments like shared offices, etc. That wou
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by prawn 2y ago
Wouldn't adding either of those be quite straightforward leaning on AI?
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by prawn 2y ago
Ah yes, exactly as Ottolenghi would've presented it! https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_h7nU7K03fLU1W7/ottolengh...
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by prawn 2y ago
If it's not possible now, I wonder if there could be a meta tag whereby a site owner could assign a page to use any reader-mode available in the browser as a first preference?
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by prawn 2y ago
Dumb question time continues: The majority of the solar planets rotate in the same way, and the majority of the large moons rotate in the same direction as their planets. I assume this is influenced by the rotation of the relevant accretion
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by prawn 2y ago
Or they head to Wikipedia, search for "fish" and end up on the Albert Fish page. I think aiming for better rather than perfect is the best option, as you said. As long as it's framed in this way, and not as an ideal option to
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by prawn 2y ago
I think raising the third term was largely about pushing Signalgate off the front pages, and of course it worked.
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by prawn 2y ago
For that reason, if I was seeking change, I'd go aggressively after any Republican who isn't shutting this sort of thing down. Seek public statements in opposition or link them as complicit. Do it in a way that has a lasting effec
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by prawn 2y ago
Some portion of legit call centres for banks or telcos (as an example) have an accent, especially when support services are outsourced. Means that many are not deterred by an accent or imperfect email phrasing when approached. In one case o
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by prawn 2y ago
Also, generally known network of payment methods, banks and brands to phish via?
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by prawn 2y ago
The people with truly nothing left to lose are probably worried more about existing than voting, but I do generally agree otherwise. I think some resentment is possibly along lines of smarts/education and the roles and trappings thos
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by prawn 2y ago
I'd say someone has convinced him that Canada and Greenland will increase in value as the planet continues to warm, and this makes them 'at any cost' targets.
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by prawn 2y ago
I think that's a fair assessment on trust as a term, and incorporating via personal judgement. If this was any public story, I'd also factor in breathless reporting about new tech. Black-box decisions I absolutely have a problem w
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by prawn 2y ago
I wonder if the exact phrasing has varied from the source, but even then if "consultation partners" is doing the heavy lifting there. If it was something like "useful consultation partners", I can absolutely see value as
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by prawn 2y ago
Yeah, it did. And uncovered a local timber supply place I wasn't aware of, with decent pricing. I'm not expecting a final quote, but quick ways to compare and consider variations. I've used it in the same way to compare cladd
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by prawn 2y ago
The lack of filters in things like Photos or the iCloud version baffles me. Tools that would be effective and far more useful than half of what they add instead.
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by prawn 2y ago
I gave up on it because of this and installed Raycast which seems a lot more reliable. I used Spotlight effectively as my launcher for apps/settings, and have the Dock completely hidden and Spotlight set to hide everything else. But wh
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by prawn 2y ago
Even outside of work. Two personal examples, out of dozens this week: 1. Asked ChatGPT for a table showing monthly daily max temp, rainfall in mm and numbers of rain days, for Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand. And colour coded based on the te
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by prawn 2y ago
Completely agree. As is, Cursor and ChatGPT and even Bing Image Create (for free generation of shoddy ideas, styles, concepts, etc) are very useful to me. In fact, it would suit me if everything stalled at this point rather than improve to
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by prawn 2y ago
Wouldn't that incentivise staff to take longer to fix issues? Once you've been interrupted, you might as well turn 30 minutes into 60 minutes, etc.
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by prawn 2y ago
What are you suggesting that percentage is? I've been in many situations where it's well above 50%.
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by prawn 2y ago
I've seen the same attitude in Australia. "What's the point in saving because I'll never be able to afford a house?"
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by prawn 2y ago
OP, I quit because of the pop-ups. Why would I sign up before I've even had a chance to try the game? Invite people to get notified after they've completed a game.
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by prawn 2y ago
The trainees cost USD$100/week, but for a very small business, ensuring trainees get a good working and learning experience chews a lot of time hand-holding and so I passed.
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by prawn 2y ago
Several years ago, I had a Dutch girl apply for a traineeship-level position with my business in Australia, and she included a number of photos, including a 'glamour' shot of her straddling a chair. Quite bizarre.
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by prawn 2y ago
Are those thousands of pages made public at the time?

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