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USA was not impacted by WW2 (by this I mean it wasnt bombed to nothing) and 50 years of communism.
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Coca cola is bottled locally. It does not make any sense to move water, sugar, nor the syroup. Probably they move a bit of their secret sauce, but rest is probably sourced locally. So impact of tariffs on coke in Germany is mininal. During
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It's sad that you get downvoted for providing solutions.
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One of the members of the team is barely doing anything and survives by constantly asking others to help with doing the job. This reducea productivity of other employees. A known archetype in many jobs, not only programming. Yet we get comm
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Well, I seen a fair share of "blind" programmers who just did their (very limited) scope, perhaps they did it well... yet the whole tool just didnt work and nobody cared. I imagine that if the guy pointed out things like this - he
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> an extremely infectious bacteria > In the US, there are only about 80 to 140 brucellosis cases reported each year, and they're mostly caused by B. melitensis and B. abortus The article doesnt seem to be consistent...
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Sadly when a tree becomes famous there are always some assholes who will destroy it. Just like that sycamore gap tree: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sycamore_Gap_tree
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The game offered a sandboxed world made of tiles where players could roleplay as zombies and humans - who were in a constant battle. Zombies could turn humans into other zombies, while humans could heal ("revify") zombies back to
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Urbandead MMORPG (zombies and humans, made by 1 person) dead to moderarion laws
(urbandead.com)
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Amazon also has a TV / film studio where they take known franchises and kill them. Their costs a lot of money, has bad scripts, old scipts are thrown away. And everything I saw (usually gave up fast) seems to have this "cheap CGI&
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AI is not only price. I bet the Chinese AI will tell you the "chinese point of view" just like the one from USA tells the US one. Also who knows what was censored or added there.
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When were markets run by PHDs and Nobel laurates? They were always run by politicians, oligarchs, capitalists and interest groups.
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New OS to beat Linux? Consulting for smaller companies to give them cheap software that helps them with their problems cheap? (And scales revenue with many subscribers) - I could write one example that comes to my mind but I dont want to so
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Why is that a random read? Also is it truely random, or from seed? But if prng then they could cache right?
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So because you did X and had a problem, it means it should be banned for everyone, including people whp dont have a problem with X?
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2. Techbros are young and they dont care about old people.
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If the battles in the sky were popular how come we mostly only hear about the Nuremberg and Basel ones?
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All those complicated recruitment processes and companies cannot hire peoppe who know how to read...
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That one I know (ah the days digg died...) but it seems that there are some others? That can be calculated on a windows calculator?
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So they send telemetry that shows what people are calculating. Does it mean that there are some "dangerous" numbers that can be used to flag someone?
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The firefox admin are making millions of dollars per year even if they make one bad decision after another (mostly focusing on acqusitions and new projects instead of actual work on their core product: firefox).
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The best moat is that their technology is used by microsoft - who forced it on tons of paying subscribers. Of course microsoft can switch to a better model, but a better model will not easilu build such a such a big subscriber base. Now ope
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The one bundled to google search is so poor quality that it is degrading google experience...
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It could have more featured articles first / mixed
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Being able to have multiple scenarios in cells is an interesting idea. Although the thing is, that it would be nice to have weights too. Usual answer is to keep various options in separate columns (e.g. worst case, normal case, best case),
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USA's own stockpile talk is to pump Doge and help the oligarchs get richer. El Salvador's cryptocurrency was helping other people (not sure if actual citizens), so it had to go.
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Sounds like someone who switches jobs and technologies every year, so someone else has to clean up the mess
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This post is some unintentional satire how IBM operates (nobody invents anything in IBM anymore). The opening question is a copy of what was done before (probably by someone who doenst work at IBM anymore) and all the new stuff is stolen fr
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You can enforce people to not use AI by making the intrview in the office.
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This means he wont?
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