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by rvba 8mo ago
Dang why was this article flagged?
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by rvba 8mo ago
I actually agree with you that the independant commission can lead to partisanship with extra steps. Possibility to beat this deadlock: one party picking few candidates from the commission and OTHER party (parties) accepting one of them. St
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by rvba 8mo ago
Does this contain MOTAS (mystery of time and space) point and click game? That game was fun and had some really nice music
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by rvba 9mo ago
They dont have any negotiating power -> it is a race to the bottom
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by rvba 9mo ago
I'm asking if the reality wouldn't be that "everything" is set as mutable by default and the non mutable part is ignored.
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by rvba 9mo ago
There are lots of examples of Android team employees who are proud of using only Apple phones. Check the "socially inept tech roast show" - where people from those teams demonstrate their ignorance and hatered towards own products
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by rvba 9mo ago
On other websitrs those are not real users, but bots. Bots that track each mention of a keyword (nowadays can analyse posts too). I wonder if Dang has any tools to deal with that.
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by rvba 9mo ago
> In herd, everything is immutable unless declared with var So basucally everything is var?
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by rvba 9mo ago
And we cant own our phones due to that?
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by rvba 9mo ago
Of course you can have that. The governments can ban this feature and ban companies from selling devices with that.
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by rvba 9mo ago
People who are reaponsible for Android all use Google phones. They dont care about android. They dont use it. They dont understand their use cases. If you are hired by a manufacturer of say cola, you cannot drink the competition cola. Those
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by rvba 9mo ago
What is wrong with circular prompt injection? The "disabled organization" looks like a sarcastic comment on the crappy error code the author got when banned.
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by rvba 9mo ago
USA exports services (tech, culture, r&d) and will lose all of that for the unclear manufacturing that might never come. It's like watching the fall of Rome.. on TV
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by rvba 9mo ago
Because it has to start somewhere. Also many countries collect disposable plastic.
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by rvba 9mo ago
It's funny, because Firefox gained dominant market share in a time when Internet was much younger and Internet Explorer was bundled with Windows. However Firefox offered something that IE did not have - extensions and customization, so
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by rvba 9mo ago
"Typically" does a lot of heavy lifting here
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by rvba 9mo ago
Mozilla the one which: * lost market share of its product from 30 to 2% * spends money on fun projects and acqusitions that generate no revenue, while taking away what the users wanted (addons, extensions, customizing) since supposedly this
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by rvba 9mo ago
Yes nothing bad has never happened in a prestigious boarding school, just because they charge more money, especially to kids of rich people. After all rich people and their rich kids never do anything wrong /s
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by rvba 9mo ago
I know a manager who was master of this technique - he did not read any email, nor do anything. Would not make a single decision. All his projects failed and those around hated him, there was a lot of joy after he was fired. This lack of de
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by rvba 9mo ago
"Please help, my son is bullied" After two weeks: it solved itself, he committed suicide.
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by rvba 10mo ago
In a thread about US company firing QA (in USA) we see an anti EU rant that sounds like russian propaganda.
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by rvba 10mo ago
There are those comedians who talk with people in IT (mostly various types of roasts). People laugh, but it is incredibly sad that for example someone from the Android team does not use an android phone for a daily driver. Microsoft had a l
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by rvba 10mo ago
I am not sure if it counts as a debit or credit card, because from technology point of view the division is blurry. They are perhaps prepaid debit cards. But you can change and set a pin on them just like on the old credit cards. Because t
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by rvba 10mo ago
Is this taken from some LLM? The first two numbers perhaps make sense, the 4,3022 looks like EUR/ PLN exghange rate..
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by rvba 10mo ago
Prepaid gift cards (please note: those are not store issued) dont have chips and it is sometimes a problem to use them. But I doubt someone would buy a plane ticket with them.
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by rvba 10mo ago
Do you seriously think that polymarket, an anonymous tool where KGB can easily put some money for propaganda purposes, matters?
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by rvba 10mo ago
I doubt anyone is calculating Remember how GTA5 took 10 minutes to start and nobody cared? Lots of software is like this. Some Blizzard games download 137 MB file every time you run them and take few minutes to start (and no, this is not du
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by rvba 10mo ago
I always thought the government has it, perhaps in a form of a rainbow table
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by rvba 10mo ago
Spredsheet but no VLOOKUP?
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by rvba 10mo ago
How do russians differentiate between "Z3" and "33"? Font? Avoidance od names like "zone Z3" that could be read as "zone 33"?

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