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by cc81 10d ago
In my experience the AI still does a lot of heavy lifting of thinking for the person. Just like if I tell an artist can you draw a painting of a deer in the forest, but make it ominous and tense. I could have a vague idea of what that would
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by cc81 7mo ago
Venezuela does not have the capacity to extract that much oil and it is also quite expensive.
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by cc81 8mo ago
Why would it be embarrassing for Europe? It is a symbolic/tripwire force to show that Denmark does not stand alone.
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by cc81 8mo ago
That is a tripwire deployment. If there is a need to redesign the defense of Greenland I assume that would take more time.
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by cc81 8mo ago
You don't need to connect it to the Internet or use the built in OS for anything else than just navigate to your box. I just use my NVIDIA Shield for everything.
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by cc81 11mo ago
What is it that is bad about it these days?
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by cc81 11mo ago
When it was introduced Teams was pretty bad but these days it works just fine. I don't see that it being a decider really more than just historical preference.
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by cc81 11mo ago
Maybe Linus has a point >"It looks like the IT security world has hit a new low," Torvalds begins. "If you work in security, and think you have some morals, I think you might want to add the tag-line: "No, really, I&#
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by cc81 1y ago
Sweden is relatively good at creating innovative companies but is pretty friendly towards small companies especially. Europe does lag behind though for many different reasons. One big is that the single market of EU is on paper large but in
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by cc81 1y ago
Could absolutely be that. Or it is so smart that it realizes that the author believes they have given enough information and that it should not have to land on a low chance guess. So that pattern is the only one that make sense in that case
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by cc81 1y ago
I think that is the accomplishment. It progressed from not being able to give an answer because it did not have the direct knowledge to being able to make a guess based on a pattern of naming of others in the family and a clue.
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by cc81 2y ago
Plastic straws come because the replacements tend to be bad (even if I assume they have gotten better over time).
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by cc81 2y ago
The sales pitch Microsoft has with Office (including Teams and SharePoint), EntraID (formerly Azure AD) and Azure is pretty strong for companies.
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by cc81 2y ago
Europe was happily buying more and more gas from Russia and wanted to increase trading until the directional change from Putin.
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by cc81 2y ago
It is the worlds most powerful economy and not military that has its benefits. The US can dictate global rules because the cost of being shut out of the US economy is too large and not because the US would invade Switzerland if they don&#x2
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by cc81 3y ago
I support them in their fight against how you guys pronounce certain things compared to how it is spelled. I'm not from the US though but Worcestershire sauce....come on.
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by cc81 3y ago
That is the US only though
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by cc81 3y ago
Yeah, and it can be still be profitable right now but have continuously falling margins that they don't see that they can reverse.
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by cc81 4y ago
As you age and require more and more services from the state of those countries do you think that country should provide you with an interpreter? You might encounter government employees, healthcare professionals or elderly care that does n
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by cc81 4y ago
They only take responsibility for the profit margins. Over hiring affects those but often not significant enough and can be corrected with layoffs.
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by cc81 5y ago
I agree but it is also worth how/if the majority reacts to those kind of fringe ideas.
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by cc81 6y ago
Ok, and the difference between discussing it in the US is?
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by cc81 6y ago
>Try to discuss the surge in grenade attacks and many-fold increase in rape in Sweden. Why would you not be able to do that in Sweden? How is it limited?
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by cc81 6y ago
You don't think it was all the bombs in Turkey and in other countries that gave it that designation?
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by cc81 6y ago
I don't know. I can feel a slight dependence on caffeine if I have been drinking a lot during some weeks and then stopping cold turkey (slight headache, possibly slightly more tired in a day or two) but it does not feel very addictive.
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by cc81 6y ago
Taiwan did not mention in their email that person to person transmission was taking place. They said that WHO should do their own investigation. Taiwan had no proof, they just did not trust China.
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by cc81 6y ago
Taiwan, or its official name: the Republic of China is not a member of the UN and the US does not recognize it as an independent country either. There is a lot of diplomatic weasel words and trade offices instead of embassies to keep that u
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by cc81 6y ago
To be honest this is a novel disease that is affecting the world a lot right now and we simply don't know the best way forward. This is not the flu, it is much worse, but we are generally not enforcing "seat belts" to protect
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by cc81 6y ago
Yeah, but that is a small part of contact tracing (with law changes needed in some countries). The next step is to have personnel to notify suspected contacts, tell them to isolate themselves and then test them. You need to have enough peo
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by cc81 6y ago
I read somewhere that they are not important and that is good enough source for me. It could have been written on a post-it for me to support an eradication campaign. I hate ticks.

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