

Overstudy of religion.
Lol. You have to study it just enough to get hooked, but not enough to notice the inconsistencies.


Overstudy of religion.
Lol. You have to study it just enough to get hooked, but not enough to notice the inconsistencies.


That’s just the usual routine of externalising costs while extracting benefits, maybe it’s just a very blatant example.


600k is not a lot of money for a software team or for AI though.
One way to do that, and no joke, is to start up and participate in local barter economies.
A bunch of places I’ve lived in, especially with a large student population, would have communities where people who have surpluses of something, extra food, old furniture, can give it to people who need them.
Ask yourself the question, what can you do to fulfill a need while preempting consumption, and you have an answer.


I guess it makes coreutils vulnerable to EEE. Corps with significant stakes in Linux would be able to extend the API with proprietary functions, build ecosystems on top of that, and lock out independent development.
Imagine being unable to distribute a Linux based OS that is compatible with most of the world without proprietary age verification built in for example.
Regime changed by oil interests
The 25 year old thing has been disproven, the brain continues changing as you age
Statiszta is the base
Native Hungarian here, statiszta means extra at a shooting, statisztál is a less often uses slightly archaic derivative meaning “acts as a statiszta”.


They ship with proprietary code, this would be the point of open source.
In practice in my experience, every company is at least skirting the law regarding privacy, and I never worked for one big enough that could lobby itself out of a fine.


Is it made in the US though? It seems kinda silly to ship the parts from predominantly China to the US back to Europe.
Especially since IIRC the US PC market is smaller that that of Europe.
And also, tariffs.


The point is that in Europe sticker price always includes tax, you pay the exact amount there, while reputedly in the US it does not work that way.


There might.be a little of that going around as well, but the datacenters haven’t actually been built even close to the scale claimed, and the racks in there are kinda useless at serving SaaS webpage stuff, too many GPUs to make it make sense financially.


They fly small planes, in a lot of cases they fly themselves.
I mean there is the CLOUD act.


I tried this thing called PINCE, it worked dead simple for memory editing. IIRC it now has the speedup too


Back in the days, vacation was an affair organised by workplaces. State companies (all companies were state companies) owned vacation venues, and workers were entitled to an organised trip there, so that’s why you have a bunch of people who don’t really know each other on the same vacation at the same time.
Ismerkedési est means essentially a soirée organised in order for people to “get to know each other”, but in Hungarian that term has a strong connotation that it’s for romantic purposes.
So the situation is essentially an organised vacation party where people are supposed to find romantic partners.


My bank lets me set up a kid debit card, I can see and approve purchases and set limits.
Also, IMO kids should either ask their parents to buy a game for them, or be old enough to have their own bank account.
Giving your kid a credit card is how they end up with a gambling addiction because AAA is an unsanctioned casino.
In the NL, there are signs literally spelling it out for you. There is a sign saying “start merging here” at the right spot.
Everyone talks how the NL has so good bike infra, but the car infra is top notch as well.
Definitely means ideal, not idea.
I think it’s because Hungarian compound words can hide different grammatical constructions. Also ideal in this usage might just be archaic in both languages, in Hungarian it sounds a bit old.
Öltöző means dressing room btw