grahamjameson

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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   Is the worldwide peace in the room with us now?
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   I hear this quite frequently and I’d have to disagree. While it’s certainly hard to complain about getting paid to ride the bench (I’ve been there myself), garden leave inhibits one’s freedom to work on what they find interesting. Not to me
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   I can’t help but appreciate the irony as someone who has been forced into numerous non-competes that were too broad. In Texas, nonetheless.
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   I would like to expand on this and suggest that this applies to humans as well.
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   “In a few decades” assumes we gain the perspective to see the storm from the outside, to use your analogy. I certainly hope we gain that perspective and are able to learn from our mistakes until we make them again when the pendulum swings o
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   Does Congress “make” laws or does it just push through laws written by lobbyists?
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   Rust + Polars comes to mind.
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   I do not know the details of their contracts, but assuming these are cost-plus contracts then it may be fair to equate structural dysfunction to intent.
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   by grahamjameson 2y ago

   Perhaps someone has already commented this, but LE can still purchase data from data brokers circumventing need for a warrant. That’s not to say that this isn’t an important step in the right direction, rather it’s to point out that there i
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    Unfortunately, historical examples of real estate markets rationalizing aren’t pretty and usually they aren’t pretty for the wrong demographic.
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    https://youtu.be/J0zjJKBK9ys
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    I find your comment overly optimistic. Review processes are already highly automated and effective, but even as they advance there will always (short of AGI) be (1) effective tricks to mask behavior from analysis and (2) a need for a human
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    http://archive.is/3AGHU
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    Sex, sex-adjacent activities, extreme sports, van life / nomadic lifestyle are examples for which I know people who have either lost a job or experienced retaliation in a professional environment. They are also all experiencing pressur
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    Risk is an important ingredient to a fulfilling life. As we continue to de-risk our lives, we lose our ability to evaluate risk and aggressively criminalize what we do not understand because we perceive it to be dangerous. There are many ty
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    Any number of ways also includes more tedious. There are already a lot of workers effectively performing QA on ML/AI verdicts (e.g., object recognition, malware analysis).
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    While perhaps specifically Canada does not have this type of asset forfeiture, I’m not sure they’re a good example of financial liberty that we should aspire to here in the US.
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    by grahamjameson 2y ago

    Perhaps a middle-of-the-road approach would be to use inline C like LuaJIT's FFI does? For instance: new_clib("/system/lib64/liblog.so", "log") ffi.cdef[[int __android_log_print(int priority, co