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throwaway049
3y ago
Exactly that. It has a flip switch to swap the left/right buttons when you change hands, but I never use that as I'm used to thinking of right click as index finger and left click as middle finger on either hand.
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throwaway049
3y ago
Good idea.
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throwaway049
3y ago
Amazon then recommended me the almost-as-prolific Caroline Manta. She's either a real person, or the scammer went to trouble of putting up a LinkedIn profile saying she's looking for web design work. I feel sorry for anyone who di
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throwaway049
3y ago
Imagine suing because someone ripped off your crappy ai-generated book: The court awards the plaintiff damages of 1 cent.
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throwaway049
3y ago
Even copycat competition might help in that it can lower prices for consumers. I use a Penguin mouse and they cost a lot for what is just generic electronics in an unusual-shaped housing. But I can't find any other ambidextrous vertica
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3y ago
For everyday stuff like that it's easier to put the NLP in a BI tool, and some of them already did that. If you're doing more involved stuff then writing a good prompt will probably need as much analytical and domain knowledge as
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throwaway049
3y ago
Sure, but Chiles has friends in high places!
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throwaway049
3y ago
Manager? A script and a chronjob should cover it.
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3y ago
I imagine you can put abstract ideas into words in your primary language more easily, so I wonder if you will then get the best English language version via an LLM or from a translation of your original text. Just idly musing since there&#x
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throwaway049
3y ago
If the house has a quality criteria for entry, won't the writer have to focus on the content of their work in order to meet the criteria?
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throwaway049
4y ago
What part of their post indicated that expectation?
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4y ago
The problem they escaped was high crime rates. Do you think they came to the Midwest to commit crime?
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throwaway049
4y ago
Viz magazine had a fictitious game where kicking was the main input https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c9/4e/71/c94e71498c3a57569531...
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throwaway049
4y ago
The issue seems to be many people don't learn even then.
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throwaway049
4y ago
Iceland population is about 0.3M. perhaps they're happy with that?
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throwaway049
4y ago
Iceland is not in the EU either.
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throwaway049
4y ago
Limits on numbers. Welcoming you as a tourist and welcoming you indefinitely are not the same thing. It's not a big population so wouldn't take a very large number of arrivals to impact public services like healthcare and schools.
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throwaway049
4y ago
Maybe they hope some people will quit and thus not qualify for severance pay.
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throwaway049
4y ago
A few years ago a passenger plane had a window blow out and some other problems. In the radio recordings the pilot, a former military flying instructor, sounded completely unperturbed.
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throwaway049
4y ago
Author should have led with how to get rid of them. This article is padded with example headlines, has little analysis and no tutorial.
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4y ago
There have been some wage rises for UK supermarket workers. But food is food: restaurants are seeing their costs rise too.
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throwaway049
4y ago
They had 48h in this case, but who gets bailed out and on what terms is a massive strategic decision that should not be made on the hoof. I must be naive because I thought planning for this kind of problem was part of her job.
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4y ago
I built Reynholm Industries from the ground up. When I started, I only had two things in my possession: A dream and six million pounds. Now I have a business empire the like of which the world has never seen the like of which. I hope it doe
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4y ago
vox seems not to understand what mass retail is either. Things sold by well known brick and mortar stores are also made cheaply in China.
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4y ago
Do you have the option to use the train seat as a work space? That way daytime train travel is still useful.
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throwaway049
4y ago
Or she's just acting that way for more views and dollars. You're posting on hn about a YouTuber who filmed an Instagrammer... We're all doomed!
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4y ago
Expressing them definitely. I once saw a guy in London with a t-shirt that said "support the pkk", which the UK designated as a terrorist org at the time (maybe still) and so this support was a crime. Still, big difference between
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4y ago
Most people don't feel pain at the concert and they only notice the tinnitus the following day. I used to go to thrash punk gigs years ago - but not many so didn't do noticeable damage before I learned about the risk and started w
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4y ago
Do you mean replace conventional wall clocks with 24 hour versions, all set to UTC? I object on the grounds we could no longer say it's five o'clock somewhere in the world when we open a bottle in the daytime.
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4y ago
Computers in general too.
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