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Comment #49004909
Given the US Government's recent habit of sudden announcements on export controls or new executive orders with 'voluntary' review programs that are perhaps not entirely voluntary -…
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Comment #48263827
My CS degree started first semester with Haskell, with a few weeks of Java tacked on the end. It was interesting to see some of the students who had prior programming experience ha…
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Comment #46595328
Assuming it's the US we're talking about, the federal minimum wage is $7.25, which means that if every worker involved is paid at the minimum wage, you incur a cent of labour costs…
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Comment #45883401
In Australia, if a company fails to pay its Goods and Services Tax, or its withholding payments for its employees' income tax, or Superannuation Guarantee (retirement fund contribu…
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Comment #45691882
My initial reactions: - I hope they succeed and eventually deliver a solid version of this product - verifiable photography is going to become important, and it's good to see start…
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Comment #45691759
I'd be shocked if the major sensor vendors don't already have engineers working on exactly that, though.
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Comment #45689756
It's bizarre to me, an Australian, how the pardon power is used in the US. Our federal, state and territory executive governments all have a pardon power, inherited from English la…
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Comment #45423108
Yeah, you're wrong - a court simply isn't going to consider a lawnmower's translation of throttle input to motor power as "inference". The principles of statutory interpretation re…
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Comment #44782927
A relative of mine had to go back to their paper-only specialist a couple of months ago to get a prescription reissued because the specialist had omitted a mandatory detail from th…
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Comment #44528290
This is true, but the general advice one gives through, for example, publishing a style guide, should focus on producing reliable outcomes over great outcomes. I'd happily lose mos…
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Comment #44372253
Can't speak for the US National Archives, but I do occasionally head to the National Archives of Australia to look at things that pique my interest, and I can confirm that yes, you…
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Comment #43854555
Give them the credit after the sponsor actually finalises the updated contract.
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Comment #43045004
There are also a few businesses e.g. Collabora that pay LibreOffice developers today.
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Comment #42927783
> Do you know that our voter registration, which is organized by state and ultimately administered at the county level, does include that information? If you're a citizen, and you'…
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Comment #42810762
I quite like the kiosk system for ordering McDonald's. You can see the entire available menu, along with all possible options for adding or removing ingredients, sides, sizes, comb…
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Comment #42652104
This company isn't the only one running autonomous shuttle buses - what makes theirs different from their competitors?
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Comment #42449610
Here's a few more: https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/privacy-assessments-and-deci...
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Comment #42189637
If you're making a brochure to go out to the whole population of a country, keep it simple and straightforward even if that means oversimplifying the advice a bit.
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Comment #42083923
Sure, but institutions and regulators care about this issue, and at least making some attempt to address it will make them slightly happier.
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Comment #42051357
Using LLMs to write your essays and reports for school or uni, in a way that could get you punished if caught, is a reasonably big use case.
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Comment #41994126
An interesting aspect of ACWST is that it has no legal status - it's observed purely by local convention, though it's still managed to make it into tzdata.