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hn_version_0023
2y ago
The Corvil devices used by Pico have IME largely been replaced by Arista 7130 Metamux platforms at the capture “edge”
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
One will never see evidence when one is unwilling to see it. There is no discussion to be had when one side has no issue arguing in bad-faith.
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
Please, as if you have to ask. You’re already defensive about it, defending your chosen side with whataboutisms . I’ll say it again: full of shit .
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2y ago
It was implied through GP that the topic was “greatest contribution to technology ”
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
In your estimation what is the EU’s greatest contribution?
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
When you don’t know the difference between good and bad, and when bullying your way through things on a technicality because you have the money to do so is normal, well I doubt seriously they convince themselves of anything. They know bas
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
It seems to highly correlate with religious fundamentalism, IMO, which has a great many angry adherents worldwide, as well as in the US.
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
Don’t believe ones lying eyes eh? There is plenty of reason to believe this may be the case and your refutation offers nothing to make anyone think otherwise. I am willing to listen if you’re willing to speak?
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2y ago
I’m sorry I do not buy this as a form of “corruption”. Employers aren’t obligated to create perfectly leveled fields for candidates to apply on, especially when candidates are using AI to gin up fake resumes. Perhaps in some fields this is
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2y ago
Knowing someone inside an organization is corruption ? I don’t buy it; please explain how having human connections is corrupt.
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hn_version_0023
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Tell me you don’t know how to network without explicitly saying it?
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
Looks like I’ve outed myself as a provincial rube! Fair point; thanks
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2y ago
Schemes are inherently dishonest IMO. That’s the entire reason.
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
How many ads-per-second will Jarvis serve? In all seriousness I firmly believe they’ll embrace ads in AI responses and I see zero reason to think they wouldn’t.
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hn_version_0023
2y ago
I am in fact referring to Republican voters.
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2y ago
The people you’re referring to, aka Republican voters, are mainly being led around by the nose. To be more specific, it’s my view that they view politics as a team sport and as entertainment and don’t think through their positions. These pe
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Cool, glad you had a positive experience. My experience was the opposite: emotionally numb to the point where awfully bad things happened in my presence and I barely shrugged. Being unable to feel joy or pain, being unable to cry when a lov
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2y ago
You should return and tell us with some specificity what you took.
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The US Healthcare System is a cruel and unusual punishment .
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Liars will lie to advance their position.
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I’m beginning to think of the US healthcare system as a cruel and unusual punishment . I guess we’re being punished for having the temerity to exist?
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> micro-transactions are not possible given the huge banking fees. We can change this via legislation. The “financialization” of everything feels related to the adtech conundrum. Bringing banks to heel for the good of society is long ove
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2y ago
“the people that used to cable and connect servers are not as important anymore” What an arrogant take. As someone who does this, and is also a self-taught, no-degree-having troglodyte, I am forced to completely disagree. Your cloud servers
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Mental inertia is the phrase I use for preferring the one you learned first
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You don't attach the television to the network; the Apple TV or similar device IS attached to the network to function, but the TV itself is disconnected. This is what I presently do.
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2y ago
As a fairly hirsute gentleman, a bidet has been life changing for me. I am so much cleaner— the only way to be even cleaner would be to get in the shower! Now maybe that is all in my head? But honestly if you’ve ever tried to clean, say, pe
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Real news has always traveled by word-of-mouth very rapidly. I am also trying to give it up— it’s definitely a difficult battle missing out on that dopamine fix (or whatever it is )— but I continue to struggle!
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Hear! Hear! I work in a massive data center. Manned by very few people. I often think about how many homes could be heated or cooled with the power used to prop up the internet. It feels borderline criminal when there are homeless and hungr
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Jesus H. Fucking Christ. I am infuriated by the very idea. Whenever I have to interact with any of this sort of nonsense I always aggressively hit zero and demand to speak to a HUMAN not a machine while cursing wildly. You are actively maki
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