Taking notes in class is akin to making a transcript of what the teacher said in class so you can remember and refer to what was said in class. The encyclical is a written document, so there is no need for a transcript, and "notes" implies commentary and analysis.
> Around 22:20 UTC, our Google Cloud account was placed into a "restricted" status hence removing all of our cloud overflow VMs, our CloudSQL instance, and our API.
When the AI bubble inevitably pops, the author will find a new way to skew results in favor of cloud LLMs. Like including the price of a desk and a chair in the local token cost.
Several years ago they added like 4 new "modern" UI styles that you can choose that are more fashionable. They're definitely innovating here, though I still find I'm most productive in the older style. And the sidebar for detailed properties is a huge improvement over 90s all-menu UI. Theme editing is also more accessible than in the Microsoft versions imo.
I should say that I disagree that office 97 era ux is necessarily worse than "modern". Office 365 is barely more capable than office 97 in any way that I care about.
> Border crossings inside 10 minutes. International rings.
Or normal people living in Europe in border-adjacent areas.
Also, I guess you don't include card-not-present transactions in this, but you incorrectly assume that every merchant has their location set correctly. And that every sale happens in a brick-and-mortar establishment, not from travelling salespeople or whatever. And that all transactions happen online.
I think it would be fair to distinguish "reasonable report, but not actually a vulnerability" (where you get the submission fee back) and "slop" (where you don’t).
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