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by tlogan 3y ago
I've raised this question several times, but it bears repeating: What's Google's rationale behind this decision? Domain management appears to be a crucial component of a comprehensive cloud solution. It may serve as a loss le
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It's all about homelessness and drugs. If an area has issues with homelessness and drugs, public restrooms are very rare; if they do exist, they are often out of order.
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I'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here! Review sites can still be helpful. Even though many reviews might be paid for, you can usually spot them if you read carefully. And then you can focus on the genuine revie
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by tlogan 3y ago
This appears to be a misguided application of AI, essentially operating under the premise that "meetings are useless, so let's automate them." However, the value in meetings often lies in the consensus-building among particip
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Conversely, automakers can demonstrate that the incidence of theft for identical car models is relatively low in other regions. They can also show that car theft rate is highly collerated with retail theft.
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Not sure about maps, gmail and docs…
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It does not seem to be available. I have already requested access a long time (back in April) but still nothing. I requested it again. Does anybody know how to get an access to it? Is there some invitation code?
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Google's AI feature in Gmail and productivity apps will cost $30/m per user(cnbc.com)
2 points by tlogan 3y ago|1 comments
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I completely agree. Restaurants operate on razor-thin margins and are primarily about efficient management, not the workforce. The only successful worker-owned models I’ve seen involve a tight-knit partnership, like a husband as the chef an
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Or that customer wanting to cancel spend hours talking to the bot so they finally give up and hopefully forget. Having a simple form to cancel/refund/change/lost item/sent to wrong address/etc. is easier way to do a
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by tlogan 3y ago
I do not think it is fair to use AI in support call centers as an example. These call centers are not there to help customers (cancel subscription, refund, change something, etc.) and AI is perfectly tuned for that. Or at least they have pr
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by tlogan 3y ago
The reason I’m posting this is to understand how it can happen that unknown artist can beat all other known artists. Please please limit your comments to be non political.
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The interesting story here is how unknown artist can become so popular literally overnight. The reason for posting this is more to discuss mechanisms how this can happen. I have feeling that as with Barbenheimer meme there is something all
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How ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Reached the Top of the Charts(nytimes.com)
28 points by tlogan 3y ago|88 comments
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The news like this make songs like this very popular: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sqSA-SY5Hro (Lord knows they all just wanna have total control)
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They are multiple reason why it is better to leave AC on. But it really depends on the house. One main reason is that when AC is off is that humidity increases which causes cooling harder. This is because the cooling process of an AC unit
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We shouldn't push other side away with statements like yours. It's vital to foster collaboration rather than dismiss their choices or views.
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And instead instead of countering solely with scientific data (graphs bla bla), we should use visual evidence: show photos and videos of pollution around coal plants.
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I believe environmentalists could shift their focus from solely emphasizing climate change to broader environmental degradation that’s visible to everyone. This way, we can frame the issue in a manner that garners widespread support. It’s u
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Kiva seems more focused on selling good feelings than truly caring for those on the other side. That is case for 99% of non profits. I do not know if this is a new trend in US or it was always like that. My opinion is that this is a human n
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There seems to be more beneath the surface. Given Karl’s background as a co-founder of Evergage, a CDP company acquired by Salesforce, it’s implausible he wasn’t familiar with lean development. I suspect there were other reasons for his fir
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by tlogan 3y ago
I trust Google products less than Microsoft’s primarily because Google’s primary revenue stream is ads. This means their decisions are likely influenced by their ad division. While no tech giant is entirely trustworthy, we all have relative
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S.F. Federal building employees are told to work from home(sfchronicle.com)
4 points by tlogan 3y ago|1 comments
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I'm genuinely perplexed. The headline seems to differ from the rest. They seem to suggest that the preprint paper is entirely accurate and that our previous calculation method was incorrect. Am I interpreting this correctly? Is this ju
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US suicide deaths reached record high in 2022(reuters.com)
57 points by tlogan 3y ago|46 comments
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Google says so many things about SEO which are not true. There are some rules which are 100% true and some which they just hope their AI thinks they are true.
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Can the Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) theory adequately explain the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation and the persistent mass discrepancies observed in galaxy clusters? Furthermore, as a laiman, I'm puzzled by how certai
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Definetly not a better experience for all consumers. Or waiter. I do know that some restaurant owners are removing these things. They do not want to look like Olive Garden :) But it really depends on a restaurant: is it high end, type of fo
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It's curious that the same product isn't cheaper in Europe compared to the U.S., despite Europeans not funding fraud. I can't help but wonder where those extra savings go.
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In my view, the U.S. is leading the way in this area. Europe seems to be shifting the burden of fraud prevention onto customers with methods like SMS notifications and pins. In contrast, in the U.S., banks and businesses are primarily respo

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