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by soco 11mo ago
Even the rationale is looking to me childish "coolest thing in the fuckin world" come on, we're adults here, adults who actually care about the world, and not to woo the world, but to keep it and pass it to our kids in the be
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by soco 11mo ago
I think the article does a good job clarifying in simple words those questions risen by the slightly click-baity title.
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by soco 11mo ago
...of all countries involved, and the EU already offers a fairly comprehensive common legal framework for many related countries. But, why would that small food truck in Italy care about Mongolian laws? Or maybe I just misunderstood you, pl
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by soco 11mo ago
There are simply no offline business models of user generated content, so this comparison doesn't hold at all. Whenever somebody comes up with such a offline business, we will see about it at that point.
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by soco 11mo ago
Count me as that weird user that would choose Azure any second over AWS. The integration and interface stability they offer is simply better. Teams sucks indeed, but as I don't know any less-suck alternative I'll have to trust y
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by soco 11mo ago
What do you think about car conversion kits then? They have currently a so limited range unfortunately, but look so very fun that I'm actually pondering it.
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by soco 11mo ago
Half of the jobs I'm applying to have microservices in the description, much more often than, say, REST or Boot, so somebody definitely thinks they're a general solution to something.
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by soco 11mo ago
I wonder, at which point is a service getting called microservice? The team-sized service advocated by the usual argument does not sound that "micro" to me - but is most of the times the right size.
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by soco 11mo ago
I guess, but I only guess, that if it's not happening in the States it means it's impossible and shamanistic. Kind of like universal healthcare, you know.
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by soco 11mo ago
Evidence says it works. And evidence beats ted talks any second, to the constant surprise of the tech (or influencer) community.
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by soco 11mo ago
Maybe also because the life spent leading up to the child having was much different earlier - I mean society, jobs, distractions... I'm sure this has an important role as well in setting up expectations and kicking up responsibilities.
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by soco 11mo ago
Getting into the medical school and staying there for so many years until you can support yourself means also a huge investment from the family. Now, what is the culture saying about this? Would you keep your kids on your paycheck until the
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by soco 11mo ago
As a rule, I always check the hotel's price directly on their site. Often there's quite a difference both in prices and in terms. And you can also call the hotel for some goodies. Sometimes, of course, but totally worth trying. Ye
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by soco 11mo ago
My question is: does this tax money get spent on the poor, or is making the rich richer?
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by soco 11mo ago
I don't know what you mean with your comment, so I want to add here for clarity that obesity is nowadays a strong sign of bad quality food, which incidentally is also the cheapest food. Or in simpler words, the bigger you are the chanc
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by soco 11mo ago
And that makes those deaths fine and dandy, or what do you mean now? When I go to the hospital I don't expect to be killed to fix my cancer, even though it would indeed make me cancer free.
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by soco 11mo ago
I have heaps of jams, honey and candles. There are limits to the consumables as well. That, or people could think about diversifying consumables - although a lettuce head won't bring much Xmas spirit.
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by soco 11mo ago
We also don't want to regulate everything. Have you seen that someplace, or even here? Or it's an imaginary argument? The topic was regulating AI, and about that I like your thought: humans should be better educated and better inf
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by soco 1y ago
Nobody will notice 1m/3ft rise, except the whole Oceania disappearing, and also Florida getting basically inhabitable, and... details, details.
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by soco 1y ago
Google doesn't offer for own gains copies of existing websites (except they do that lately as well)
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by soco 1y ago
Arguably, if you vibe code you don't really care about the code, thus even less about the diagram. So you'll vibe something, get a diagram of something to show your boss, and you can move on.
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by soco 1y ago
Potato, potahto. While you're right that the law doesn't state it, it's also true that it is the only goal they have, so there's that.
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by soco 1y ago
Yes it settles deterministically. With AI it claims to be settled and goes on, and it's up to you to figure it out how deterministic the whole transaction actually was.
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by soco 1y ago
Here in Switzerland the bus is the deterministic choice. Just saying.
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by soco 1y ago
Don't let me tell you how a unreadable CDROM could block the unit forever in OpenVMS just because.
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by soco 1y ago
I came here to read about the pineapple and... nothing.
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by soco 1y ago
I had a work mate who also said he wouldn't need to shower because he doesn't stink. Boy was he stinking, lucky for us he left very quickly. Since then I treat all the arguments "but I don't stink" with a solid grai
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by soco 1y ago
Also, they will help spread the disease around, chances to hit some less fortunate chaps increasing with every new carrier.
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by soco 1y ago
Oh well, in the meantime a few years have gone by and the studies are here. Do we really need to repeat the same arguments of 5 years ago?
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by soco 1y ago
Last year I skipped the flu vac (I had a zillion for tropical diseases so I though come one not another one) and lo, I got a flu about every 4 weeks, so like over 6 the whole season. I'm on a way to get it this year.

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