cmilton

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by cmilton 5mo ago
I don't think that has stopped anything so far, but I appreciate your optimism.
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by cmilton 5mo ago
It all sounds great. Which government? Is it a different regime? If not, why would the US concede?
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by cmilton 6mo ago
This is just completely false. There are multiple countries capable of killing their own by those numbers. All of them are equally disgusting, and should all be held accountable.
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by cmilton 10mo ago
How many changes to production systems does Cloudflare make throughout a day? Are they a part of any change management process? That would be the first place I would check after a random outage, recent changes.
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by cmilton 1y ago
>It assessed the lab theory as "likely", although it did not have definitive proof.
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by cmilton 1y ago
Correlation does not equal causation my friend. Plenty of people were able to talk about lab leak conspiracies. That is why we are still debating it today.
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by cmilton 1y ago
Because that is a bold claim to make. There is no proof of a lab leak and evidence leads to the wet market as the source. There is a debate out there for 100k to prove this. Check it out.
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by cmilton 1y ago
I can definitely understand that. I just have a hard time justifying the value of learning this way at scale. Just the energy costs alone are out of hand.
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by cmilton 1y ago
I think the primary difference would be they didn't waste billions of dollars in their research.
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by cmilton 1y ago
I just can't get over how gleeful the author sounds in wasting compute on "an often unreasonable amount of work to search the internet and figure out an answer." Is that the goal? Send this thing off on a wild goose chase, an
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by cmilton 1y ago
Its interesting that you did not quote any of my reply while accusing me of "willfully misrepresenting or twisting what others are saying into something slightly different". The goal was for me to make sure I understood what you a
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by cmilton 1y ago
Are you suggesting that if you are from the US, you are unable to form an opinion of the facts that are presented from both sides? I did have to go to school some time ago, but I also gained access to the internet during that time that allo
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by cmilton 1y ago
If we can't agree on terms, how do we make sure we understand each other? I want to understand what your expectations of Israel were after October 7th. I believe my questions have been very specific, but I realize you have no desire to
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by cmilton 1y ago
This is going to be difficult if we just assume my positions before allowing me the opportunity. What would be an acceptable number to you?
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by cmilton 1y ago
If you would kindly provide your definition of genocide, I will happily engage.
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by cmilton 1y ago
How can we ever have a good faith argument if you believe anyone that says something supportive of Israel has been indoctrinated to do so "most of their lives"?
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by cmilton 1y ago
I agree better incentives are needed for community hosting. Co-location is still readily available. Which service and reliability improvements are you looking for that competent sys admins couldn't provide with multiple co-lo's? N
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by cmilton 1y ago
To be fair, everyone's account was that age at one time. I'd prefer we all engage with their words.
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by cmilton 1y ago
While I completely understand the slippery slope concept, we ban all kinds of things for under 18s based on morals. Why couldn't these be any different? How else does a society decide as a whole what they are for or against. Obviously,
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by cmilton 1y ago
I agree with that point. However, I don’t believe Netanyahu or the Israeli government glorify the death of their own people.
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by cmilton 1y ago
It’s not justifying killing civilians. It is justified for Israel to attempt to get their kidnapped citizens back. Hamas could minimize this, but you and I both know that maximizing Palestinian death is their preference.
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by cmilton 1y ago
I know he likes to insinuate that, but it’s simply not true. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Shayrat_missile_strike While you are correct it wasn’t a war, but neither is this technically.
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by cmilton 1y ago
Imagine how much more time is on the toilet. I’m sure we have some book readers, but I remember reading the label of random items within arms reach.
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by cmilton 1y ago
It’s possible they had to use part of the runway that most other takeoffs don’t need to extend to. Just pure speculation.
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by cmilton 1y ago
Absolutely have run into that. In those instances they keep excel, or we move that data to a different platform for consumption.
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by cmilton 1y ago
Where would you recommend them go to have a honest discussion about it? Many are likely yearning for such a place.
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by cmilton 1y ago
I have a related experience. Our project was moving from Office 365 to Google Workspace. Lot's of Windows PCs replaced with Chromebooks. Over a year after completion, many users still have Excel and we do lots more app virtualization.
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by cmilton 1y ago
Big fan of this app! It makes it so easy for the beginner bird watcher to immediately get results. Sound ID is mostly what I spend my time in. I do find myself wishing Sound ID would identify additional wildlife beyond birds. Anyone heard o
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by cmilton 1y ago
>Plenty of better places to debate it. I often see this comment, but there are never any sources provided. Any links to share?
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Google's Shadow Campaigns(blogs.microsoft.com)
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