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by soco 6mo ago
A gamble which they managed so poorly that the planned wins got buried under collateral losses. And I still don't see much talk about solutions, just destructive radicalization.
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by soco 6mo ago
If you happen to go to London, check Gods Own Junkyard: https://www.godsownjunkyard.co.uk/ for neon galore (and craft beer)
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by soco 6mo ago
Then let's also add the state-owned coal/fossil companies kept artificially afloat, producers tax expenditures, publicly funded rail transport or handling infrastructure or water systems, subsidized coal electricity prices... then
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by soco 6mo ago
Double whammy, we could say? This is a lesson for any positive change: ethics only brings you so far, but find the economical way to do it and the change will work by itself.
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by soco 6mo ago
Unless you do Jakarta EE development, where Cursor with their simple LSP support is far, far behind. Cool for generating a bean, but when you got to debugging deployment descriptors you wish you were in IntelliJ.
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by soco 6mo ago
Sometimes those stories try too much to impress. I recorded a documentary series "How to kill a puppy and get rich" about street dogs in Romania and the business around them, and I had to stop it after 10 seconds, not exaggerating
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by soco 6mo ago
Come to Tumblr and watch the exact same concept: maybe it's my social media algorithm filtering out the dem-oriented traps, but all I see is such "10-posts max" accounts with cleavage, hotrods, and something rightwing of a wa
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by soco 6mo ago
"Let’s say I downloaded the app, proved that I am over 18, then my nephew can take my phone, unlock my app and use it to prove he is over 18." - and how is that something that could, or should, be addressed by the app? Are we even
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by soco 6mo ago
Like Aeugst am Albis reports self-hosted, with: "MS365 tenant detected: Managed". But what I don't see, is other cloud office solution providers. Like, it's either hyperscalers or "self hosted". Why no cloud, s
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by soco 6mo ago
Computers are old tech nowadays...
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by soco 6mo ago
But what about second breakfast?
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by soco 6mo ago
There's always the zero knowledge proof tech alternative, but I don't have the feeling we are moving in that direction - it's not the most profitable business is it.
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by soco 6mo ago
But if it's empty then it's not rented out, so why the whole exercise? Park their money?
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by soco 6mo ago
As far as I know, in Switzerland they are (still?) blocked by law, might be some market protection or something...
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by soco 6mo ago
Interesting, I couldn't care less about those shapes. Where is the difference in our minds? Because I haven't for single a second thought about "fixing" it, nor cared about it - even after you mentioned it.
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by soco 6mo ago
I argue that those people didn't forget mental maths in the last 1-2 years. They never managed them, as a consequence of flawed education, lack of practice, and so. Could AI be blamed for many things? Yes of course. But the plain ole b
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by soco 6mo ago
Nevertheless, extraditions based on international mandates are usually respected (terms and conditions may apply, see Greece or Italy). Wanted people often go to Serbia nowadays, to give a successful example.
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by soco 6mo ago
The topic is drinking so they mentioned drinking, and usually people do what they like to do, and in other news water is wet - but do we judge water for being wet? So let's stop virtue signaling because it's definitely not a show
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by soco 6mo ago
Fascism rise is also associated with perceived inequality rising. So if Canada didn't have a class of folks profiting immensely while others were hit, less fascism.
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by soco 6mo ago
Isn't GDPR an EU thing?
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by soco 6mo ago
I'll repeat a question asked somewhere else: what exactly are those local jobs after it's built? Can somebody care to list?
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by soco 6mo ago
Do you folks know any support bot which is actually useful to the customer? No, I don't mean cheap for the company, I mean helping, I mean fulfilling the goal for which (at least according on the powerpoints) it exists?
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by soco 6mo ago
"protest without a disruption is just a parade"
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by soco 6mo ago
First hurdle: get a guy accepting the label of "male nurse" in the days of the manosphere.
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by soco 6mo ago
I'd think the only Office part difficult to replace is Excel. It has a lot of functionality, provides a lot of value and is the workhorse of most business processes I see. Now how do you replace THAT?
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by soco 6mo ago
I'm typing on Acer right now. And there's Asus, MSI, Fujitsu...
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by soco 6mo ago
Maybe because according to the same government philosophy a woman's place is in the kitchen or something?
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by soco 6mo ago
Also, the skills can be ignored or thwarted if the LLM feels like, while a policy at the MCP server level stays there.
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by soco 6mo ago
Maybe the comparison is imperfect, but: we also built a wonderful, novel and excellent bomb, the atom one, not remotely close to whatever humans did before, yet I'm not totally thrilled by it.
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by soco 6mo ago
Where the commenter is right is that luddites didn't have (or had they?) a global competitor more than happy to push their entire system aside. Not that they personally thought about this argument, just that the context and possible co

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