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yreg
3y ago
Which was I believe the local time when the iPhone was first shown on stage. Although some materials used also 9:41.
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yreg
3y ago
He did, but strategies change over time.
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yreg
3y ago
It was also used in many marketing materials for the original iPhone. (Although the default wallpaper was the Earth one, I believe.)
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yreg
3y ago
How does that solve anything? Your dom order is still tied to your presentation.
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yreg
3y ago
> So you are just flooding a submission box with meaningless noise Not at all. GP's idea is not to submit it anywhere. Only once someone else tries to patent X, the AI maintainer would point out that X was already discovered by thei
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yreg
3y ago
What attribute? And how do you affect the reading order? Say on a page with a side navigation?
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yreg
3y ago
On my iPad it consistently crashes after I play 1 round.
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yreg
3y ago
I think the banner looks good, there's nothing amateurish about it. As for whether it fits the rest of the style of the game – that's up for debate.
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yreg
3y ago
The European Court of Human Rights enforces the European Convention on Human Rights. Its jurisdiction is recognised by the 46 member states of Council of Europe (which includes all of the 27 EU members) + Kosovo.
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yreg
3y ago
But I'm sure they are not proposing killing off the tattooed person.
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yreg
3y ago
> Non-native plants are the ones that out-compete the local species. Not automatically. Only the ones who survive in the wild and spread (by definition).
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yreg
3y ago
>but still none of these tools like, actually work? But they do?
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yreg
3y ago
Using tables for layouts is an accessibility nightmare.
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yreg
3y ago
That's not really true, MJ and DALL-E are just more beginner friendly.
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yreg
3y ago
Twitter was already a horrible place to read entire blog articles anyway.
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yreg
3y ago
> which you're assuming it would make rational sense to build Yes I mean why not. If you are an expansionist advanced civ, travel is impractical and you have enought time and resources then what else is there to do? Obviously there
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yreg
3y ago
I'm sorry, but this seems like handwaving. I don't see why we couldn't imagine the technology? Perhaps we are using technology in different context. I mean understanding of physics + a machine (made out of matter) built thank
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yreg
3y ago
Planet scale cooperation utilizing planet scale resources is possible in a planet scale military dictatorship as well. Actually it sounds easier and more plausible than in a free society. > A more compelling answer to me Agreed, but that
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yreg
3y ago
Sorry, I don't understand you either. Without new physics Dyson spheres radiate heat. Therefore they are detectable.
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yreg
3y ago
Yes. Wikipedia says there are 167-181 stations in Japan, while USA had 58.
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yreg
3y ago
How can a particular technology have a non-competitive harmonious society as a hard requirement for it's discovery?
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yreg
3y ago
Even if interstellar travel is impractical, an advanced expansionist civ would be interested in building megastructures. And since there is no stealth in space (unless you can somehow mask heat), they should be observable. Ofc there are exp
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yreg
3y ago
Isn't this an interesting opportunity for Japanese buyers to import back?
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yreg
3y ago
That's not the place to bring your Apple Vision Pro.
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yreg
3y ago
From my experience having a voice mail activated stopped being the default around me. Does ~everyone in the US have one? Still, they should have texted. I'm so annoyed when someone calls me multiple times without attempting async commu
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yreg
3y ago
I don't know about Gemini, but GPT is pretty agreeable. When you ask if X is true, it will usually find some arguments to claim it is true. Therefore asking whether X or Y is usually better than asking should I do X .
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yreg
3y ago
That doesn't seem like a good idea. If Google/Microsoft really want to, they could get a big chunk of small businesses to allow them to do this. However there would be no way to build a competing service. I feel like robocalls mad
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yreg
3y ago
Does this have any impact on Google Duplex-like services? That was the thing that enabled Pixel users to ask Google Assistant to call a restaurant and make a reservation on their behalf, etc.
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yreg
3y ago
How do you deal with deliveries from DHL and similar? Everytime I buy something from an eshop I have to start taking calls around the delivery date. Also it would be a bit annoying (and risky!) to have to remember to turn it on and off agai
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yreg
3y ago
I do the same, but even the legitimate callers never seem to leave a voicemail or send a text message. I have missed deliveries or other important things due to my policy.
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