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It's bizarre to me that this is all couched in "expect". This is a financial problem - they have the actual numbers to know whether the responses are rational.

They still use the term in the “definitions” so they aren’t actually defining anything

How intrusive are the checks if you're assessing email authentication?

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And all the rest.

I find hard to agree they are worse than Fujitsu even with that 'deep pain'. The Post Office scandal is really really really bad.

Similar attempts include Scalajs. The general challenge becomes integrating the fractional front-end code written in your backend-language that compiles to JS with the rest of the …

Great you came up with a compiler and some syntax. What libraries exist. What's package management system. How does it interop with existing code? Is there a JSON parser, an XML pa…

The GoldSrc engine is fairly open and people have LLMs which are almost designed for translation? Also I guess it's a bit more interesting the DOOM ports which have been done to de…

The share price is based on them eliminating entire sectors yes.

In no world does "New iOS released" mean "there's a developer preview" which is what you're proposing.

Yeah the 'Requests' folder just becomes the new Inbox folder. Email clients already highlight/filter people in your contacts

Old version: * DNS lookup for MX record New version * DNS lookup for A record * HTTP request for .wellknown/htmp/known_hosts Not sure why this is being considered as an improvement…

> There are serious questions about copyright, labor, energy use, slop, and maintainers drowning in generated contributions. But these tools are also becoming part of how software …

The assumption that Europeans can just absorb high energy prices is crazy. Ought to be a national imperative to invest in infrastructure to lower prices.

It's a step on from the F-16 flight simulator AI competition in 2020: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_AlphaDogfight

> I'm sure they will soon find that AI pilots defeat human ones in dogfights 100% of the time, Unfortunately you're wrong. It's not soon. It's 6 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org…

Would it be any more applicable? We see the same problem in database benchmarking. The good thing about the deliberately-non-real world pelican case is that it gives a general impr…

You start with this premise > It’s great and works really well for us, but it raises lots of questions. Does everyone get a bot? If people share one, whose credentials does it use?…

> It excludes organisations and increases fees. So, if say Amnesty or Greenpeace (two NGOs opposing this act) want to FoI something, they have to get a German citizen to do it for …

T&Cs aren't laws.

I mean no, it's not. Castle Sween was built in the 11th century (and might still not be the oldest). Dalhousie Castle was built in 1247 and the oldest bit of the surviving castle i…