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AI in Australia's Interests(pm.gov.au)
3 points by softveda 2mo ago|0 comments
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Beijing's 'Manhattan Project': China Close to Cracking Code of EUV Lithography(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
1 points by softveda 2mo ago|3 comments
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by softveda 4mo ago
That and most of the pay phone booths are now free public WiFi hotspots.
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by softveda 1y ago
A Victorian lawyer has become the first in Australia to face professional sanctions for using artificial intelligence in a court case, being stripped of his ability to practise as a principal lawyer after AI generated false citations that h
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Australian lawyer penalised for using AI-generated false citations(theguardian.com)
2 points by softveda 1y ago|1 comments
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CEO of Klarna claiming they are replacing Jira with a vibe coded app(linkedin.com)
2 points by softveda 1y ago|4 comments
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Australia's productivity commission proposes cashflow tax to boost investment(smh.com.au)
3 points by softveda 1y ago|3 comments
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by softveda 1y ago
Company tax could be slashed to 20 per cent for firms with revenue below $1 billion, but businesses would be hit with a world-first “cashflow tax” to encourage them to invest in Australia and capture a share of the enormous earnings of tech
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by softveda 1y ago
So code that was untested (the code path that failed was never exercised), perhaps there is no test environment, and not even peer reviewed ( it did not have appropriate error handling nor was it feature flag protected.) was pushed to produ
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Obscura: the first VPN that can't log your activity(obscura.net)
2 points by softveda 2y ago|0 comments
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by softveda 2y ago
The current government in Queensland Australia announced 50c fares for 6 months trial. There is an election this month, the gov declared it will be made permanent, the opposition which is tipped to win has so far maintained they will also k
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by softveda 2y ago
I am in Australia. We are somewhere in between, not as strong as Germany or Western EU countries but infinitely better than US. When some of us were laid off by a US tech firm in 2023 they had to give us prior notice for consultation and no
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by softveda 3y ago
After five years of pursuing a class action lawsuit against Uber on behalf of 8000 taxi operators, Andrianakis stood on the steps of the Supreme Court of Victoria on Monday morning following a historic settlement of $272 million – the fifth
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by softveda 3y ago
All Australian companies with greater than 100 employees had their gender pay gap data released for the first time. Previously only aggregated data was released.
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Australian companies gender pay gap data, released(wgea.gov.au)
4 points by softveda 3y ago|1 comments
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by softveda 3y ago
That is very high. Australian providers offer free incoming SMS even when roaming internationally. The charge is only for data which you can disable. Vodafone Australia has $5/day roaming.
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by softveda 3y ago
This is how it is in India.
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by softveda 3y ago
I am Australian of Indian origin who also visits family each year. I had no such issues you mention (except the google region change). My Australian bank allows cash withdrawal from ATM without forex fee, most shops in Tier1&2 cities I
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by softveda 3y ago
This is your bank's problem. I am Australian, while roaming internationally incoming SMS is free. Next my bank sends in app notifications, not texts.
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by softveda 3y ago
I worked in a Digital team 4 years back where the team was building voice channel apps for our customers on both Amazon Alexa and Google Dialogflow. Alexa NLP engine was less sophisticated we had to give it hundreds of prompts and intents.
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by softveda 3y ago
Github education is broken. They have automated it and it doesn’t work in edge cases. There is no manual intervention. I got denied because - my university is in city A and I study online in city B. It detects my location automatically and
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by softveda 3y ago
No. Read FAQ #26 and 27 https://www.hashicorp.com/license-faq#usage-limitations
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by softveda 3y ago
This is not necessarily bad. Australian mines, as an example, have very advanced automation, IOT sensors, safety features etc., compared to India or China. It’s just that Australia imports the technology, but it’s mines are most productive&
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by softveda 3y ago
Correct, HashiCorp support price is built into its SKU tiers like Bronze, Silver and Gold. They don't charge for support tickets.
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by softveda 3y ago
100%, Many small street vendors don't have a power connection. They literally have a LED light connected to a rechargeable battery at night. I have seen these sound boxes, they probably come with their own chargeable battery. Display c
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by softveda 4y ago
Is this a US thing? Unions/store. In Australia the union negotiation is organisation wide and covers all of Australia. The agreements are lodged, certified by Fair Work Australia and publicly searchable. In that case closing one store
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by softveda 4y ago
I am assuming it is Delhi-NCR in India. I got a chance to use BluSmart this week. I am impressed. The driver was courteous and the cab quality was good compared to the abused vehicles used by Uber drivers in India. - Also no surge pricing.
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by softveda 4y ago
I don't know how it will work in Australia. Here leave accrues by law. Min leave here is 20 days but some companies gives more like 20-30 days. When you leave the job all accrued leave has to paid based on the last salary.
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by softveda 4y ago
Some more details here https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/they-were-b... The promise was there: "In an ideal world, blockchain might compress that T+2 settlement time to real time by allowing pa
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Australian Stock Exchange scraps blockchain-based core replacement after 5 years(itnews.com.au)
8 points by softveda 4y ago|3 comments

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