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by 2devnull 3y ago
From issues: “Well the magnet file contains a 300GB checkpoint “ That’s why they are using a torrent I suppose.
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by 2devnull 3y ago
Are you overweight? If so, did you consider losing weight instead of cpap? I feel like some people use cpap to treat lifestyle (diet/exercise/sleep hygiene), but other than the study in question (and similar), it’s not well known
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“pretty sure the biggest problem with social media is the staggering number of people spreading disinformation and lies” I’m 100% sure you are wrong about that.
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“Some level of inequality just seems inherently unjustifiable.“ Define justifiable. I would agree with “unfair.” Life is not fair. Is life “justifiable” to you? In nature, there are predators and prey, is that “justifiable”? I like to simpl
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by 2devnull 3y ago
You seem confused. If people are unequal then equality of outcome is impossible and not worth pursuing[1]. The only possible equality is equal opportunity which as you rightly point out isn’t really equal. But it’s the only possibility.
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To citizens. Citizens are important in America.
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Is TikTok available in China uncensored ? Maybe they’re smarter?
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by 2devnull 3y ago
But people read much less of what you type now.
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Strong likelihood of 4. “The reason for cannabis use, but not frequency and method, is associated with SCD.” The finding is clearly an artifact of the methodology. BRFSS is probably not the right way to study this.
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Nice to see congress doing their job. China kills many Americans via tainted products and general incompetence. For example the COVID pandemic was the CCP’s fault. Many products from CCP China are toxic, bad for the environment, literal spy
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by 2devnull 3y ago
Already priced in. That’s the problem with Taleb. His insight is not actionable.
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“ use their "local police" forces stationed in most western countries to harass” Totally under appreciated point. It’s not “over there” anymore, the CCP have a strong and growing presence in the Bay Area now. Penetration into the
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“showing that another employee had scanned Ding’s access badge at the Google building in the U.S. where he worked to make it look like Ding was there during times when he was actually in China” Google can’t secure itself. That’s been true f
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This is remarkably clear thinking and serious analysis. Thank you for the insightful scholarly contribution!
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They should just allow PG&E to merge with Comcast. All these problems would be solved by the cpuc. Why don’t the political partisans want easy answers like that?
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I’m saying the notion that China doesn’t regulate is ridiculous. If it is true that America leads rather than produces, it is precisely because it has embraced regulation to protect workers and groundwater.
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China can regulate more effectively than the EU. They have actual concentration camps. Look at Jack Ma. The EU has cookie banners. That’s not regulation, it’s a speed bump. Consider that the US cannot manufacture things because our environ
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by 2devnull 3y ago
It seems like an interesting idea if there’s a way to make it not impossibly expensive to run, or too prone to fraud or both. Often there are these great sounding ideas that are impossible to implement. Our best laid plans go awry. Like NA
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The risk was not “priced in” which is to say there were perverse incentives to develop offices that weren’t truly needed and a corporate culture that was shielded from the consequences of misallocating funds.
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Sad that people will focus on the details of this problem but not step back and ask what incentives and macroeconomic conditions created the problem in the first place. We’ll get solutions that are worse than doing nothing, rinse repeat.
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I’m not saying don’t scan code for vulnerabilities, I’m saying GitHub shouldn’t be the place that the scanning happens. A good place would be where the code is getting compiled /executed.
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by 2devnull 3y ago
Strong disagree. It’s not GitHub’s job to tell you what’s good or bad. Only the user of the code can do that because it’s context specific. “I can trust this code” is a fantasy that won’t happen. Don’t trust code, test it.
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by 2devnull 3y ago
Used to happen whenever you criticized communist China so I assumed it wad an anti-naughty-posting feature. (Thankfully there’s been some relaxation on this, as evidenced by this post being visible.)
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That worked well in the Bay Area. Definitely a bastion of sane real estate markets.
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“In short, the main origin is the anthropic origin that we talk about, the origin is the man setting fire, whether in a pasture area, next door or directly in the forest to practice, to let it spread” Compare that to here. Man made fires by
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by 2devnull 3y ago
big bux government money too, and political parties dark moneys. Endless cash flows
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So just kill the old people then?
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Also YouTube, but the bot comments are all backdated to appear older.
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Pretty much anything post Sex Pistols is a fashion show. I always sort of felt bad for those kids and the metal nerds. Those I was close to were clearly terrified of the freedom and responsibility of adulthood, and often had tenuous relatio
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Using gpt to code should feel like taking an inflatable doll out to dinner. Where is the shame, the stigma? Says everything about the field; it was only ever about the money it seems.

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