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2y ago
This is as big a scam or waste as those solar mirror people. Throwing a USB stick out the lunar rover window and calling it a data center. Data centers usually do stuff other than sit in the dust. Feel free to invest though, perhaps if you
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My view is let the sleeping dog be. I see no compelling argument to change it other than spite. While never personally bothered by then legacy terms, I can accept that they cause unease for some. On the other hand, I find resisting change o
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2y ago
For me in th usa the .co.uk redirects to the .com Given that, I would speculate that the .com version was the international version likely with USA targeted advertising.
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2y ago
You want clown show? How about this video that Trump shared featuring a giant golden statue of him lording over "Trump Gaza" https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/26/backlash-tru...
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2y ago
Most bulk software licenses are offered in blocks not individual seats as it is impractical or for all intents impossible to manage exact per seat licenses at scale. I'm willing to bet that those quoted numbers are for "up to"
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2y ago
Ill rise to the bait. Asshole is asshole. Most conversations dont need to involve one or be competitive. If you feel you need to win in casual conversation then you likely have one foot in the sociopath sandbox.
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2y ago
Who do you think advises students getting into classes, who do you think reviews applications or works with companies to get students jobs. There is administrative over head because these activities are not core competencies of researchers.
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2y ago
Are the smartest actually more arrogant? I know it is a stereotype, but this study seem to suggest the opposite... https://adigaskell.org/2019/05/07/the-smartest-people-tend-t... From my own experience there
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2y ago
H1-b visas are non-imigrant visas...
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2y ago
Do you have a new country already lined up with proper visas, residency, or citizenship? If not there is no point in any other planning.
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2y ago
When writing p-code I dont use any kind of formal notation on to formalize it would be to defeat the entire purpose in my opinion. For me, p-code is notes to myself describing intended functionality without implementation details.
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2y ago
Part of demonstrating how powerful superman and by extension homelander is is showing how they dont have these weaknesses and are not exerting themselves. One of the best demonstrations of that for me was seeing superman get shot in the eye
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2y ago
I loved this footnote: "That’s right, I’m the first person to admit that I shouldn’t have written this newsletter to begin with."
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2y ago
Article seems super biased to me. Why are tarpits repeatedly characterized as attacks rather than as defense?
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2y ago
If your message was a DM to me then I think that would clearly be included, however, I can find no authoritative opinion that personal information includes public facing social media posts or comments. I would be happy to be wrong. Can you
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2y ago
Ultimately all large companies become banks. For example, airlines likely make more money off of their credit card programs than they do with flights: https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/08/business/frequent-flye
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2y ago
The assertion that "CCPA requires companies to delete your data upon request" is not technically correct. What must be deleted is "personal information" and while I empathize with the notion that would include social
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2y ago
The laws around deletion of data in CA and the EU seem to me to support the notion of maintaining the content but anonymizing the author. So it would seem to me that what they propose would be in compliance. IANAL I personally think it is s
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2y ago
I have personally noticed that the "low hanging fruit" type questions have mostly disappeared from SO. That might be good or bad depending on your view.
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2y ago
I would like to know how they concluded that not a single customer got high speed internet. I live in rural america and had dsl that was upgrade to fiber two years ago. I was told it was thanks to programs like this one. Every person on our
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2y ago
Here is the thing though. Solving "FizzBuzz" is trivial if you happen to know how to do it. Same with "Pascal's Triangle" or many LeetCode style interview questions. Solving either, particularly the latter when you
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While I'm personally not keen on LLMs, I admit I do have the co-pilot extension installed in Visual Studio and have been pleasantly surprised at how tab-completion is working. It seems effective for small blocks of code. So, rememberin
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2y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by: "Things have changed ... What happened, what went wrong for it to become like this?" Has this not essentially always been the critique of StackOverflow?
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Five days ago Zuckerberg called for more transparency and the end of fact checking at Meta followed by a press junket to praise Trump for "just wanting America to win". Now he is asking for Trump's protection from the EU. Cou
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Down from the tip of the birds right wing near the very bottom of the image.
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Nope
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Musk is becoming a James Bond villain right before our eyes.
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I feel that both perspectives can be correct here before we introduce a race component. Does the US labor market need to import more labor? Absolutely. For our economy to grow we need more as we are not breeding fast enough. Without immig
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What a shocking revelation.
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The article directly calls it a raid. It also says the raid happened at 11:55pm. Also only 10% of auto thefts result in an actual police investigation.
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