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stuaxo
8mo ago
If an app is to have qualiy then AI isn't nearly enough. Directing the AI and using it to learn from is good. Still, ideas about AI are currently ruining all sorts of markets (and being used as an excuse to lay off huge amounts of peop
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8mo ago
Interesting they kept that, I really feel we lost something when we lost menus that underlined the shortcut letters you use for them.
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8mo ago
Imagine the size of the scotch tape rolls used in a factory of this.
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8mo ago
I'm from the ancient years of Java, surely this must have started at some point ? Do you get getters and setters ? I left Java around version 5.
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8mo ago
The idea is to make it more compatible with DOS 6.x So I believe things like Long filenames are not emphasised.
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8mo ago
We should not be doing business with people mentioned that many times in the files.
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8mo ago
There is no reason to trust them, and many not to.
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8mo ago
It's not psychological manipulation its just changing the context, this is just an inherent property of the system.
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8mo ago
Fair enough. I've used minio a lot but only as part of my local dev pipeline to emulate s3, and never paid.
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8mo ago
Though doing 70 hour weeks will lead to burn out.
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9mo ago
Early chatgpt really did not like it when I asked if Peter Thiel was a vampire.
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9mo ago
I like to think if someone can't be bothered to write something, I can't be bothered to read it.
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9mo ago
Just a template based chat to keep me on track.
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9mo ago
People like different things, most of the things on the internet are mildly interesting at best, I found it more interesting than a lot things I read.
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9mo ago
It was so random finding that on the CD, I remember having no idea why it was there.
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9mo ago
The what now ?
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9mo ago
Good. Now, what will happen in the UK.
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9mo ago
A different experience here in London - when we are 10 minutes early there's a big load of kids waiting with their parents, most arrive on foot.
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9mo ago
Feels like there may be a gap in the market for businesses that do this though, since keeping everyone at work leads to burn out and isn't an edge. Having well rested employees that don't burn out is though.
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9mo ago
The only sustainable thing to do is to reduce peoples work hours, but keep paying them to the same over the week. If before AI we were talking about 6 hours days as an aim, we should be talking about a 4 hour work day, without any reduction
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9mo ago
Interesting from a retro-perspective that there is chat there that getting the other 2D GTAs working in DOS should be possible too.
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9mo ago
Some of the current stuff is straight up rebranding of what they did.
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9mo ago
We need an open source equivalent to the Flash editor (AKA Adobe animate) that uses Ruffle and can output to it.
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9mo ago
Why are you defending X here? It sounds like they are following due process.
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9mo ago
They may well get in trouble, but in that takes time, in the meantime photos will have been seen by most kids in school + you might get a year of bullying. Education might be so disrupted you have to change schools.
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Trump, ICE set to be handed access to Australians' biometric data, ID documents
(crikey.com.au)
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9mo ago
What did you heat with before?
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9mo ago
They use them a lot in Norway, it's hardly warm there.
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9mo ago
This kind of do nothingism come up any time something will happen, perfect is the enemy of done.
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9mo ago
I hope someone decompiles this.
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