Why not just put the message queue in the same db
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On first look it looks like interpolated frames
The exterior is done, the interior not yet
Why does it matter it's from the 80s? You're suggesting people back then were incapable of making good decisions, and people now will make better ones?
Anyone using deepseek through a gateway (not sure if right term) so there's no data retention? At work we're going through a few hundred million tokens a day in our app (using anthropic models), and we're looking for something significantly cheaper
You're absolutely right
All they had to do was not air a very expensive superbowl commercial
It's interesting that the request refusal rate is so much higher in Hindi than in other languages. Are some languages more ambiguous than others?
A bit similar to "Expect the worst, hope for the best"
Maybe in the past. In todays world, when something becomes cheaper, the extra revenue goes straight to the executives. The consumer doesn't see it
So what's the immich equivalent for file sharing
Shouldn't they be required to offer a work phone if they require you to install an app on a phone? It may depend on where you live
Sure school is for acquiring skills, but it's also day care. A place to keep children during the day so their parents can work, especially in a society where more and more the expectation is that both parents work.
Exactly, it would only work if you have enough sway with your boss and the willingness to take responsibility for the hire
Temperature on its own wouldn't be enough for life would it? Isn't everything moving around way too fast after the Big bang and therefore too far apart for whatever life there would be to find food (or whatever equivalent source of energy)
How do we stop?
In this context it matters because Google maps shows only one website when you search for that pub, if the extorters put their website there first then you can't put your real one
Problem is you don't want necessarily to sell this to people you have frequent/consistent trips for, as you're getting a lot of money from that. Here you want to capture the market of people that aren't using the service, so it's not information from the app
Do you recommend any other resources for children to learn the basics of those theories?
I'd love to build something from scratch but don't have a lot of ideas, where do you find a business co-founder?
If life evolves on a planet with only oceans, no surface, imagine how much longer it would take to discover rockets that can leave the planet.
Like if there was no surface on earth, and only fish, there must be some very significant reason for advanced fish to even want to leave the water, let alone the atmosphere
Now where to get a list of such companies and products to decide what to build...
No, darkness comes from density. The denser the cloud (the more water it contains), the less light can come through, thus it looks darker.
I like how rendering positioning gives the illusion of there being more shape types than there really are, as the three triangles are the same and circle and hexagon are the same. I'm sure it's been done before but I've never seen it, so nice job
tvtropes did it first
Who would have thought that tomatoes are creatures that can be herded by a shepherd.
Fraud is on the rise everywhere it seems. Not sure what can be done to stop it
Take your resume, select all, copy, paste into notepad. Does it still look how you expect? Then youre ok. Otherwise, fix it until it does.
That's it. That's all you need to do.
AI has made hiring especially in technical industry an absolute shit show. I agree with parent comment that ideally government could do something about it but agree with you on how would you even do that. Maybe if they required all the job board companies like indeed and glassdoor and LinkedIn to properly vet candidates else those companies would be fined, but it's hard to imagine a solution that doesn't also hurt unemployed legit human beings
I was hiring manager for 3 positions about 4 months ago and the amount of fake applications out there was mind boggling to me. I would say 90% were either entirely fake or had the exact same generated ai text. It got so bad that we started only looking at resumes that had a working LinkedIn link.
Also after so many bad resumes I started being very forgiving for the ones that didn't fully match the job requirements if they had something in them that made it seem like a real person, e.g. a personal hobby section. I think a lot of people discourage writing that but I argue it makes you stand out in an ocean of fake and copy pasted junk.
For computer health your PC needs an ad blocker, but also for mental health. At what point will the CDC recommend using it