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gumballindie

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    Comment #39081454

    Instead of wasting time on failures such as self driving, Tesla could design car bodies made of solar cells. They may not be super efficient, but would add some extra power.

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    Comment #39079300

    Most people that want to work onsite are the people without an inner voice. They need someone to talk to compensate for it.

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    Comment #39073133

    Exactly, and the higher the degree of influence the closer to theft. Ai cultists obsessed with stealing property somehow think that’s ok.

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    Comment #39072384

    [flagged]

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    Comment #39071413

    I would advise against using popular or well known protocols as those are prime targets. I’d use disguised protocols instead.

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    Comment #39071310

    > the authentic entity will speak against it and the society will rectify Society is already speaking against stolen content and fakes produced using it. How are we rectifying this…

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    Comment #39069453

    This. Period.

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    Comment #39069090

    Yeah it’s not even spam that concerns me, i can filter those websites out. Literarily searching for one term and getting results for a different term is what bothers me. Shows that…

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    Comment #39068300

    My apologies - it was a knee jerk reaction on my part. I am sorry.

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    Comment #39068255

    This is excellent. We need more tools like this, for text content as well. For software we need GPL 4 with ML restrictions (make your model open source or not at all). Potentially …

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    Comment #39067978

    Whoa. What’s so bad about “hiring people from there”? Now that east european skills have left it takes two to three locals to get the same job done, if they even figure out how. Ha…

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    Comment #39067506

    I think spending hours calmly in front of a debugger is the reason programmers become angry at people. Stress builds up and needs to be released somewhere. What I learned over time…

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    Comment #39066813

    I am not the decision maker, unfortunately. The UK is on track to solving the cost of housing, by tanking the economy, but people still won't afford said housing since they won't a…

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    Comment #39066692

    Stealing content is not the type of rule breaking that phreaking was about.

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    Comment #39066631

    HN has sadly become a bit of a #warezcentral. People demanding free stuff, either to train their ai models or for personal consumption.

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    Comment #39066551

    If you look into the job market a lot have moved to the Netherlands. The UK is gradually becoming irrelevant. A 1 bil $ investment is negligible in the grand scheme of things. If y…

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    Comment #39066186

    Sounds like a nice place to work at. > the fans are going 100% always Can this not be configured via the bios? I imagine there should be a fan curve setting somewhere in there.

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    Comment #39064145

    And _that_ will replace software engineers?

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    Comment #39064053

    Prior to Brexit the go to place for tech in Europe was London, UK. Likely Google would have expanded their offices there, and probably move them where everyone else is. From _the_ …

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    Comment #39063901

    And they will convert seats into toilettes. Still no legroom.

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    Comment #39063890

    > population decline is the lack of finances to marry and raise children Sounds like Japan suffers from the same issues as the western world. Raising kids is extremely difficult wh…

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    Comment #39061979

    In France. Seems like the UK has become completely irrelevant. Well done! On a serious note, they should leave Google. That company is on a steady decline, as seen in their product…