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by throw5959 2y ago
Tried it, Facebook gives me captcha on every request.
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by throw5959 2y ago
It's not unusual to make infrastructure investments that will pay off in 30-50 years. I don't see why not an AI model - unless it's not true that we're at the end of scaling.
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by throw5959 2y ago
None, but many 15 year olds do. And it sticks to their 18.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Show me a free vpn that isnt banned everywhere on the internet
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by throw5959 2y ago
It's used to describe an attitude or behavioral stereotype, rather than strictly to refer to that demographic group in the US.
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by throw5959 2y ago
50B still seems reasonable compared to the revenue of the Big AI companies.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Nonsense.
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by throw5959 2y ago
90% yes. I don't live nor work in the major hubs, sometimes I fly through as a stopover though (in EU you don't need to go through security again). I do this on purpose - often there are several airports about the same distance fr
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by throw5959 2y ago
What gatekeeping? I'm talking about Android project goals. They never intended to provide any direct userspace access to the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel is supposed to be an implementation detail that can be replaced without breakin
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by throw5959 2y ago
Android is not "a Linux phone", it just happens to use Linux kernel under the hood. What you're saying was always an explicit anti-goal.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Many EU countries have done so and then few years ago many stopped doing it.
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by throw5959 2y ago
How do you do multiple pastes of one cut? My clipboard has history too, I can choose out of it.
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by throw5959 2y ago
I meant defrauding others who might have used EU funds to pay for your services - that's not defrauding the EU and a different court and agency will handle it.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Sure, the point is exactly that a bigger business has upper hand.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Roughly every fifth flight they call my name, but I never missed a flight because of late arrival.
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by throw5959 2y ago
It's not a magic spell that works across corporate entity boundaries. The company itself must have taken a relevant contract project. There must be a clear intent to defraud the EU fund (defrauding others is not enough).
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by throw5959 2y ago
Why would they do that instead of standard PC hardware?
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by throw5959 2y ago
No, I'm usually the last person to board. Departure (but not arrival) frequently gets pushed back by 10-20 minutes, though I am making it on time even if not. I have literally never waited at a security check and it takes a minute or t
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by throw5959 2y ago
It's not a low amount to Polish people - it can approach the territory of entire monthly or yearly wages.
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by throw5959 2y ago
Please report back, I'm going to try later too
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by throw5959 2y ago
Since we're citing European trains, let's also cite European airports - I can arrive to the airport for an EU flight 20 minutes before take off and still have plenty of time to get everything sorted out. And I'm out of the ai