chasontherobot

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by chasontherobot 1y ago
ah yes, let private entities pay for it. then when there is a vulnerability with one of those entities' software, they can pay a bit more to bury it!
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by chasontherobot 1y ago
Ah yes, because CEOs often face consequences for their poor decisions. They definitely don't get golden parachutes and move on to a new company when they run a company into the ground.
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
Neither of these things is completely true. 1. While it is technically true a company could sue a worker for quitting, the amount of damages they'd have to show is far beyond anything they'd be able to do outside of an upper manag
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
Contracts might require it, but the law says 2 weeks (on a regular full time contract or a limited contract after the first year) and contracts can't supersede the law.
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
> I have an llm inference rig that I enjoy on the weekends and the problem for the first time in my life it that I have supernormal stimulus which doesn't seem to reduce in potency the more I use it. I have no idea what this sentenc
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
Web3 enthusiasts?
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
now you're just describing the business model of most fintech companies
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
I'm trying to figure out where you are getting this "go above the CTO's head to the CEO" situation from the message you are replying to? I am not the person you are replying to, but I've definitely made a stink my b
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by chasontherobot 2y ago
ES was already huge before AWS made everyone think it was an Amazon product
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
I don't know if it still exists but there used to be a company that advertised public lice as a service
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
The first step is that you start rich
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
What failures did he learn from? The other two social networks at the time, Friendster and Myspace were both hugely popular still when he launched Facebook.
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
What is wrong with the article? It seemed to be a fairly normal piece, certainly not "braincell killing"
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
This, but not sarcastic.
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
#1 matters if you want to own and ride a bike for a few decades, which used to be a relatively common thing.
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
hard to donate a used steam key
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
...why would it bother you?
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
SBF wasn't anything new, just the latest in a long line of scammers and frauds. Mitnick, for all of his faults, inspired a generation of people to poke and prod at technology and opened their eyes to the ways in which it could be used
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
Python has strong typing which seems to be what you mean here rather than strict typing. A "character" is not a well defined term in Unicode, rather the "base" that does not vary across implementations is code points, wh
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
As someone who has done both, I'd say that argument is wrong. It is much more convenient to index by code point. Indexing by bytes is almost always what you don't want to do, and leads to a lot of errors.
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by chasontherobot 3y ago
except that Google Bard gets the answer wrong? It says that it can currently be viewed at the British Museum in London, and then lists several other museums, information which conflicts directly with the info on this site. Its almost as if
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Exploration of Redux 0.x(blog.union.io)
2 points by chasontherobot 4y ago|1 comments
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by chasontherobot 5y ago
That doesn't make any sense, the Oregon law works very well for the landlord in that case. Tenant is locked in at $1000/mo. 6 months in, decides they want to move. Tenant pays $1500 to break lease, and landlord can charge $10000&#
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by chasontherobot 6y ago
It has nothing to do with any particular editor, it is for autocomplete and build time type checking in any editor and type checking in people's build chains.
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by chasontherobot 6y ago
maybe, but why would that apply to only males?
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by chasontherobot 6y ago
This paper shows the opposite, though: "Here we show that more realistic modelling scenarios do not produce a substantial near-term increase in either the magnitude or the rate of warming, and in fact can lead to a decrease in warming
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by chasontherobot 7y ago
Whose side was Reagan on? He certainly wasn't on the side of a lot of gays, blacks, or the other minorities his administration threw in jail, poisoned, or just let die through inaction.
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by chasontherobot 7y ago
TERFs
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by chasontherobot 7y ago
It's not that the truth is racist, its the selective application of the truth that is racist. For instance, the fact that the majority of the US prison population is African American has been used against African Americans for a very l
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by chasontherobot 7y ago
Japanese commercial whaling doesn't target humpback whales.

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