ViatorOmnium

Well, “someone” dropped a table in a Github database without checking if anything used it and put it in production without testing. So it might check out.

Banking is easily accessible thru a web browser

Until your bank 2nd factor requires google play services and all the banks in your country have the same requirement.

The modification in section 8 is very deliberate, not just an omission.

The trick is reading checkboxes before pressing them.

I don’t know what people expected the option

☐ Make this chat discoverable

Allows it to be shown in web searches

to do.

I also don’t know why it would have been implemented in the first place, but at least it was very clear.

Hyperrealistic acting also doesn’t help. Lots of actors insist on mumbling in a way that makes it hard to understand even if in a cinema.

Is that an “Americans are big tech’s guinea pigs” kind of thing? I still didn’t get any video ruined by a dubbing AI.

It’s almost like most customers prefer function over form.

I listen to almost everything except what I listened at 14. At some point I figured out my peers had terrible musical taste and I started listening to what I actually enjoy.

I’m pretty sure everyone at my job trust me and I (or anyone else for that matter) don’t have enough access to wipeout a production DB on my own.

Why in frelling hell would they give full access to production to a LLM agent?

It looks like a nice mix of some of the worst design choices of C++ with some of the most dubious choices of Rust.

Any mail service that supports PGP encryption at rest, like mailbox, is better than proprietary solutions like Tuta or Proton, as it lets you manage your own encryption key, and use any client you want.

That is not dead which can eternal lie.

Though HP’s disturbed mind couldn’t ever come up with something as upsetting as the average PHP application’s codebase.

They are suggesting Microsoft should use their own standards in a way that doesn’t require a bug for bug reimplementation of MS Office to read.

Currently it works just as frontend for git, but it theoretically supports other backends too. Allegedly Google has their own experimental internal cloud+db based backend for big monorepos.

DB is the definite proof that German efficiency is a lie, but tourists using urban transports in big cities will usually have a good experience. Even the public transports in Berlin have got their shit together in the last few years, even if S-Bahn/DB are still a level below BVG.

Apple is a sect not a company, and people behind ICEBlock are one step away from distributing the kool aid.

ICEBlock was also lying about how location services work on Android. I don’t know if they dropped that lie.

Yes. And photos should also have a disclaimer about what kinds of edits were done, regardless if they were done manually or by AI.

I keep seeing stupid ideas in social media because people believe edited photos match reality.

That’s the thing, Software Engineers have choices.

Yes, all big companies will do some dubious things.

But then you have big tech that does all those dubious things and is also breaking democratic institutions everywhere with a sledgehammer.

And then you have Palentir, which are literally Hollywood movie villains.

At this point they are light years of their livelihood depending on it. There’s no way they don’t notice where the bombs are falling, they had plenty of time to look around and have decided they don’t care.

They have two types of people:

• Software Engineers and Computer Scientists that don’t care who gets hurt as long as they get to work on their interesting problem. I call them the Wernher von Braun club.
• The ones that are also prospective customers

The Venn Diagram might be close to a circle.

French Guiana is only part of the EU because it’s part of France, and even then it needs plenty of exceptions to make it work.

Cyprus was already aligned with the rest of Europe in economic laws.

Canada would need to redo half of its laws to join the EU, and Canadian companies would either need to produce two versions of everything or drop the US market altogether.

It’s more realistic to aim for a close bilateral treaty than for membership, at least for next few decades.