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Maybe he doesn't have to prove that though. If he can find an expert witness who will make claims that based on their expert analysis it is possible this video is AI generated, and he does not testify himself, then that may be enough to introduce reasonable doubt.

In todays market I think there is a lot more consideration to speed of delivery over price. Dell has historically been NVIDIAs #1 OEM partner so it would not surprise me if Dell has supply chain advantages over other server vendors.

Who would be willing to provide connectivity to servers that are exploiting being outside legal jurisdiction for some kind of value?

Perhaps that's done on purpose by the people creating the job postings to catch the types of candidates who lie about their experience

This is correct. Apparently there are two key patents getting in the way.

https://www.patentlyapple.com/2022/06/apple-not-releasing-th...

How would pencil marks on paper interact with data in the cloud and storage devices like in the patent described ?

If it is making money you could sell it off. You could also not give it 80% of your time, presumably it would be dysfunctional and not profitable at that point and you could justify laying them off. Or perhaps the division would operate less optimally but still create profit.

The person who needs to change their behavior is the hiring decision person. The player is just making the best of his situation. The fact that the game is running means the most likeable person will be promoted, even if they aren't liked much.

My understanding of how the term was used is this: Zapier has many use cases. Many customers buy Zapier for one or two use cases, not all the features offered. New startups are emerging that accomplish a subset of the use cases that Zapier addresses.

If we are talking injury rate per holes dug or packages shipped then the number of people working on the task doesn't affect the injury rate.

Or making statements that imply you plan to hold to the moon when you have a sell order set at 1.7x current price.

Have you tried another operating system? I have used Cinnamon on an XPS 9360 with an external display hooked up via thunderbolt to displayport adapter. I had some of the issues you described, especially the sleep issues.

I asked about this because I'm not sure your issue is totally related to using a thunderbolt dock. Laptops generally require a lot of OEM developed drivers to fully function. It is very possible you would not experience these issues with Ubuntu which is fully supported by Dell on the XPS.

Adequate use of resources seems like a bizarre reasoning. Do you also evaluate how a candidates alma mater compensates its football staff before you hire?

I think the reply was trying to point out that if someone finds out they don't have time to go to the movies two nights a week they will cancel their movie pass. Because the gym is aspirational even if people don't have time one week they are more likely to tell themselves they will have time next week so they keep the gym membership.

I didn't see any discussion of blind trust. The first point was about focusing on looking at the trust and figuring out how it could be built up.

But paying off debt doesn't reduce your taxable income and why would the government care if you avoid a corporate taxes by giving money to an individual who pays 32% tax on it.

They also stopped selling fresh meat through a butcher window all across the US when the butchers unionized.

From the https://nces.ed.gov/datapoints/2019179.asp link - "U.S.-born adults make up two-thirds of adults with low levels of English literacy skills in the United States."

I would think it's a lot harder to prove when the result of learning the information results in no action.

It's hard to compare apples to apples here because AWS leverages infrastructure Amazon already had to keep around for seasonal surges to its core business. I do not believe that Google has excess capacity for seasonal demand.

Seems like something that could be replicated with a square piece of cardboard and a QR code sticker the drone reads.

I believe he is calling out that the company and the stock do not seem to exist in the same reality.

Rather than OpenCL they have invested in HIP which can target AMD or NVIDIA cards.

But why would you offer your i3 with 32GB when you know you are going to make i5 and i7 processors soon? Apple could offer 32GB here but choose to not offer every configuration at every level.

The point being made is that the processors that they will package with more memory are going to exist on larger dies. When you increase die size you decrease yield so you need to have a mature process.

Tldr all these comments - youtube dl got in trouble because they link to copyrighted material in the readme which from a legal perspective shows intent to circumvent copyright. If they had just linked to videos they had uploaded themselves as examples everything would be fine.

Your version lost the congressional mandate. Took a bit to notice too since it's so wordy.

And due to changes in the home office deduction in 2018 most people can't even do the same for themselves.

I don't think naivety rules out professionalism. Perhaps he normally works in a location where CCTV footage never makes it to court.

Just wanted to add we would be a better society if we had infact been firing people for using the n word in the 50's.