The average user experience has abstracted away understanding how things actually work.
The average user experience has abstracted away understanding how things actually work.
Compounding pharmacies should not be subjected to patents. Then the costs are all local instead of tithes to the corporate clergy.
The moral high ground doesn’t work in war.
They seem to give the average answer, not the correct answer. If you can bound your prompt to the range of the correct answer, great
If you can’t bind the prompt it’s worse than useless, it’s misleading.
Evaluation licence can be used for 6 months and can be extended several times.
In less free countries the provider also provides the handset and locks it all down.
UPS should only be sized enough for the generator power to spin up.
Too cheap to buy UPS, generators and redundant fiber or something?
I think you could use a fuckin lamp
Sound compatible, fully electric
“Never take legal advice from a cop” strikes again
Everything they say is designed to incriminate you… 🤷♂️
Yeah or something similar.
It’s the internet, it might not even be Canadians.
Might not have been speech detection, might have been a call center agent with a sound board
The fuck did you just say about the metric system?
Maybe those packages are bulky or something.
think about their workers in that much depth
They absolutely don’t. It’s a combination of apathy, an aversion to recognising a workers specific value, and the utility of letting them spin their wheels while you ignore them, so they don’t have the cognitive capacity to do something bad for you like find a different work environment.
Gotta buy a share just so I can write angry shareholder letters
Well yeah this is like asking an oboe player how they control pitch, and they respond “different embouchure is the universal way to do it, but adjusting the reed is the best way”
Go look it up if you don’t know what the terms mean