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by throw5959 2y ago
So where does he keep his client's documents?
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by throw5959 2y ago
You probably don't live in EU... Here it's illegal to not have the papers or to let them be taken away from the office.
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by throw5959 2y ago
How many are there? Not even people in finance/accounting can do that as they need to handle physical documents that must never leave the office. HR, marketing, sales people need to do the same and meet the humans. IT people seem to b
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by throw5959 2y ago
Indeed they do. As I said, devil's advocate...
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by throw5959 2y ago
Nonsense, Americans pay the most for health insurance. It's merely about how you use the money. Same with education. The American economy is so great it could afford an entire second military industrial complex and still have enough mo
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by throw5959 2y ago
The phone usage data. You use a phone very differently when you're driving and when you're a passenger.
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by throw5959 2y ago
To play devil's advocate, I honestly don't think it's hard to determine that from the data.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Huh, how? Why would someone have a vehicle with someone else's internet connected camera inside?
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by throw5959 2y ago
How to turn on Apple Intelligence on EU iPhone?
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by throw5959 2y ago
Future generations will be dumbfounded why didn't everyone just ask the computer to get what they need.
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by throw5959 2y ago
I don't think it's possible to answer generally. Track what matters for your business.
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by throw5959 2y ago
You can measure productivity by measuring the success, but that's kinda useless for day to day software engineering management.
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by throw5959 2y ago
The thing is, ChatGPT can do quite a lot. Using it for many different tasks with minimal adjustments is note worthy.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Will that remain true if they have copyright issues in the US?
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by throw5959 2y ago
Good thing that's not global, right? I'm not in the US, our courts work differently.
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by throw5959 2y ago
People thought there was not enough bureaucracy and wonder why it's not improving after adding bureaucracy.
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by throw5959 2y ago
It's not just "changing some words". The majority of words will be different, sentences will be different. The general meaning might be generally the same, but I don't think that's enough to claim copyright protecti
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by throw5959 2y ago
Meta open sourced the result.
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by throw5959 2y ago
It's not really some words, it's more like you won't be able to get more than a page out of it and even that is going to be so wrong it's basically a parody and thus allowed.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Do you mean that the economical output of astronomy and this industrial project is comparable?
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by throw5959 2y ago
Mostly by doing the exact opposite of what the school system is today. Informal, friendly groups of mixed ages, no subjects or lessons, no exams, no marks. Not a theory, this works today.
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by throw5959 2y ago
You don't know whether they seeded anything. Or anything recognizably copyrightable.
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by throw5959 2y ago
And we don't want to subject our children to that torture.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Yes, being imprisoned with a large group of children was extremely painful to some of us.
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by throw5959 2y ago
We are not limited to Earth.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Lol, you have no idea what you're talking about. I lived through the collapse of the Soviet Union. You don't want to live like that.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Recessions are slowdowns of growth.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Which Web API can encode and decode CBOR? I'm not aware of any, and unless I'm mistaken you will need to ship your own implementation in any case.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Everybody cares about growth. The world will end the minute we finally stop growing. The entire economic system and society will unravel
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by throw5959 2y ago
It can be viewed as a housing supply issue.

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