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flatpepsi17
4mo ago
Time for Zambia to grow up and take care of their citizens.
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flatpepsi17
7mo ago
I love NASA, always have, but we all know that SLS is never actually going to the moon, right? NASA will get there, but SLS is just a fragile pork project that's launched once in 3 years. This isn't a serious attempt to go anywhe
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8mo ago
>I have no idea of what it's like in the US Why are you chiming in on another country's immigration policy? You deal with your country, I'll deal with mine. Opinion dismissed
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8mo ago
Yes- that's a big problem. The business owners are getting away with massive employment fraud, tax fraud, and any number of OSHA/employee law violations. They need to be arrested and brought to trial. If you can't run a busi
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8mo ago
Wait- are you seriously arguing that everyone in the country illegally CAN'T be detained? That illegals are required to remain free, and stay illegally as long as they want? That's a border control policy known as "no border
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8mo ago
> If you get hit with a traffic stop, you shouldn't be lumped in with violent offenders. Yes, for whatever additional crimes they have committed. Being here illegally, that's what ICE is after (Immigration and Customs Enforceme
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8mo ago
Semantic games. ICE isn't going after people who have already been convicted of other offenses. They are going after illegal immigrants. Hence the name ICE - Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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2y ago
Equality and Equity are vastly different things. If a program treats people equally, that's a good thing. If you want equal outcomes (regardless of many very real factors), that by definition will require unequal treatment.
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2y ago
I'd pay good money for a local LLM with no "content safety" at all.
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2y ago
Company fears competitors that have gained success; calls for government to make them stop.
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2y ago
The real question is what's happening to that staff & programs. Are they just getting distributed around the rest of the org, continuing at a department level? Or are they getting rid of the concept entirely?
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2y ago
They plan on launching a small 1st stage with the satellite. You need some delta-V to circularize & fine tune the orbit after the spin launch. Time to break out Kerbal Space Program and see how well it works...
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2y ago
They haven't. They have done scale model and simulations, but nothing actually to space. Article from 2022 said they planned on having a real launch by 2026: https://www.space.com/spinlaunch-aces-10th-suborbital-test-l.
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2y ago
Very old video. If one has the time to track the rest of the story, there's predictable results. Millennial puts employer on blast on social media, and gets a very brief window of job offers, she's too good for any of them, then
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2y ago
I take the approach that if I have a disaster, I'm getting new a new OS install, and maybe even new hardware. It's my data I care about, not the C: drive. I store all data to a home NAS drive, and then on a regular basis run a RO
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2y ago
Article starts mentioning 4GL's - a term I have not heard in a long, long time. COBOL's promise was that it was human-like text, so we wouldn't need programmers anymore. A lot like "low code" platforms, and now LLM
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2y ago
Yes. Google why kids in Israel don't have peanut allergies. Spoiler: Toddler snacks there have peanut dust mixed in.
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2y ago
No, but you can opt out at the Aggregator level. Currently, The Work Number is the largest salary aggregator, you may find this link, helpful: https://employees.theworknumber.com/employee-data-freeze