biscuitech

> It's really interesting how some people seem to take skepticism, disinterest, disappointment, apathy about AI almost personally.

It's a bit like NTFs a few years ago. It's a cult, and they're all in.

Would you rather have no choice?

I get the sentiment, but it's nice to finally have lawmakers and regulators standing for what's right - for once.

Bring me back to outlook desktop 2016 please

> Toss the results in a report the contributors can access with links to supporting dashboards, then watch your data platform costs drop, contributor productivity increase, and customer retention get longer.

So the answer is to use a dashboard.

Doesn't mean anything, honestly. Strava is also donation based if you think hard enough.

Piracy is looking more and more tempting.

I absolutely loved this article. We could all learn from being more empathetic towards each other. I'm going to use the tools mentioned in the article to improve my relationships with my colleagues.

Is this why the WindowsApp/Ubuntu folder was hitting upwards 70Gbs recently?

I never really paid attention to the size of the VHD, and assumed that I had somehow generated gigabytes of dist and node_modules.

I hate that you're right. It doesn't apply exclusively to the UK

Because if the site isn't making money, it's not sustainable. Unless musk wants to run it from his pocket money.

I think Royal and Desjardins charges

Same, until I went to the US where nothing is standardized and somehow there's private companies worth billions that cover this precise use case. It's actually mind blowing.

The single banking system of Canada is a massive win in this regards