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by ta12653421 11mo ago
I work in the field on the side of an institution, I know very well what people on "Crypto Meetups" are telling :-D
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
No, it wont: Population statistics are among the most robust & stable one and one with the most accurate data that we have across the globe. Populatoin statistics are running reaaaallly slow - on that one day when you see the decrease
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
For a lot of woman in "somehow develoed countries" the labour market is today more attractive than the "marriage market" as women rights etc. give them much more freedom than it was in older days (e.g. in some EU countri
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
This is not what "fungibility" means in terms of accounting & balancing: In fact, Bitcoin are fungible from a regulatory perspective: As every one USD is worth as another USD, every Bitcoin has same value as another Bitcoin an
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
I HAVE FOUR WORDS FOR YOU: "I ... LOVE .. THIS .. COMPANY ... yeeeaaaahhhhhh1111" Since Nadella took over, MS made some substantial steps forward: On Azure, around 30% is Linux; MS went cross platform with some of its most success
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
How will you get paid from a western US/UK bank if you want to receive the money in Iran? Thats the issue: Most banks do not allow transactions to some countries, and if at all, under very timeconsuming checks&KYC stuff etc
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
haha who came here because expecting a mini/small iPhone like the SE? :-D
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
just do a CTRL A in the one LLM and copy it over to the other and see what it says.
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
Vibe Coding is absolutely OK, .. IF you know what you are doing and if you understand what the result should be. Example: Most systems have uncritical components which are nice to have but nobody wants to code because "we-can-help-ours
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
THIS 8h work, 1 or 2h commute, then a little bit of self care etc - there is not much time to work on "sideprojects", unfortunately: AI is a superbooster here, as it allows to much forward much quicker than before.
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
++1
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
actually, I find the scrolling & browsing here very convenient? And stressless? No adds, no dynamic bullshit loaded, and AgoliaSearch does a quite decent job (while making contrary impression, I agree) And HN is a website than can be lo
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
Im also interested in this, so happy to hear any experience! In my situation i need some type of "remote admin capability", since we are separated :-(
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by ta12653421 11mo ago
how do you manage parentcontrol on YT?
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by ta12653421 1y ago
- new user sign up - new subscriptions - enlengthened subscriptions - mails send - overall interactions - testing of new marketing campaigns/channels (they do massive MVT, even fontsize&coloring) just to make that clear: churn is t
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by ta12653421 1y ago
> higher number of opportunities. < Limitting search/result is often used to tease users into the subscription. Eg. Tiner allows in free mode only a certain number of swipes. Is it this what you mean? This is usually depends on:
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by ta12653421 1y ago
Wrong approach; at least until latest, NONE of the standard apps does apply any kind of "real AI" stuff, maybe this changed through the last 3 - 4 years. All thi matching stuff like "match with X%" is just bullshit. Th
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by ta12653421 1y ago
this: > ASAP when I connect with someone < Just one point to add: Have a 5min call before to hear the voice. Weeks ago I had an "experience" with someone, her texts were absolutely OK but with small typos, some which are ty
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by ta12653421 1y ago
Since your marginal costs per customer are veeeery low, you can hammer thm with 50-60% discount, which ends up on most platforms at 10 - 20 bucks per month, and if you make 3 - 4 dinners, you get much more out of it than an evening in the c
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by ta12653421 1y ago
Wrong claim: "There's an opposing network effect of *keeping customers unmatched, because this provides gossip and entertainment among friends, which gives them a reason to continue using a service." No, this is implying they
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by ta12653421 1y ago
By far absolutely _not_ true: - i have worked in the space for some years for two of the biggest platforms in my country - dating sites track a lot KPI and discuss them and test them thoroughly - the KPI "do-more-users-leave-our-platfo
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by ta12653421 1y ago
++1
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by ta12653421 1y ago
cant Office be run in a VM?
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by ta12653421 1y ago
When reading such extreme numbers, I'm always thinking what I may be doing wrong, when my MSSQL based CRUD application warms up its caches with around 600.000 rows and it takes 30 seconds to load them from DB into RAM on my 4x3GHz mach
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by ta12653421 1y ago
ha, he even lists RHIDE!! :-D The only free solution back then in which you could have a free 32bit protected mode DPMI built-in. And a VESA linear frame buffer!!! Good ol days :-D
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by ta12653421 1y ago
++1 excellent website, thanks.
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by ta12653421 1y ago
Helpfer functions exploded over the last releases, id say? Very often I state: "combine this into one function" another thing I saw in the last days starting: Claude now draws always an ASCII art instead of a graphical image, and
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by ta12653421 1y ago
are these meant for regular circulation or are these "collection items"? (Im not from the US, so Im not aware of local specifics)
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by ta12653421 1y ago
You are an outdate Boomer!!! I have 37 agents doing that for me!!!!!11^ LOL
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by ta12653421 1y ago
Two questions: a) what is the noise level? In that small box, it should be immense? b) how many frames do we get in Q3A at max. resolution and will it be able to run Crysis? ;-) LOL (SCNR)

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