lazyasciiart

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by lazyasciiart 5d ago
Yea. Nobody needs to be talking that much before breakfast.
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by lazyasciiart 5d ago
Sure, but if you come back, you'll have really learned that stuff!
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by lazyasciiart 5d ago
For you personally, I'm guessing your lifestyle depends very heavily on everyone in the apartments and buildings around you, and the grocery stores that supply you, and the roads that they move goods over, and the materials they manufa
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by lazyasciiart 5d ago
Indeed, how will anyone get to London or NYC or ...
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by lazyasciiart 7d ago
Knowing that people are willing to exchange social handles for money.
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by lazyasciiart 7d ago
Even airbags were phased in over decades. Front-seat airbags were first available in the early 70s and didn't become mandatory until 20 years later.
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by lazyasciiart 7d ago
Overtrust looks like people sleeping or not even bothering to stay in the front seats of the car. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/california-highway-patr...
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by lazyasciiart 7d ago
> Public transportation must be built by the local government, Amtrak is public transportation. Airlines are pretty close to public transportation. Local government doesn't need to be involved.
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by lazyasciiart 11d ago
But was this team capable of patient, old school troubleshooting before they used AI? I’ve seen someone paid as a senior engineer define the root cause of an outage as “that code was written before our team started here”. (I spent half an h
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by lazyasciiart 11d ago
Or “here I have the hash. Yes I’m sure - see, I checked. Here is the calculation, 1+1=5. Yes, it’s definitely correct. I don’t know why they’re not accepting it. Perhaps the server is down. It’s definitely correct”.
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by lazyasciiart 12d ago
Those of us who already knew this about the justice system generally can't afford to let that by itself spoil every day? But yes, I can sure see that learning about it would spoil your day. I mean, I know some good people who work in t
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by lazyasciiart 12d ago
No, most people don't know GPS can be spoofed, or at best think of it as a nation-state level action. I'd be surprised if you got less than 100% of non-tech people saying that if GPS contradicts a video then the video is faked.
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by lazyasciiart 12d ago
What on earth is this claim? Are you sure you’re on top of Fulton County’s 1500-person ankle monitoring program, and the push to reduce jail overcrowding? Have you really been tracking the national trend to introduce ankle monitors for pre-
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by lazyasciiart 12d ago
Everyone knows video footage can be faked. Why would the judge ever trust video provided by the defendant over serious professional technology like GPS? Might as well just take their word for it! What’s funny here is that you are displaying
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by lazyasciiart 13d ago
When you are holding a pet, or washing the dishes?
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by lazyasciiart 13d ago
I like it. Is the one who just absolutely ghosts everything on day 2 going to be human or AI?
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by lazyasciiart 15d ago
That’s a non sequiter. They are against those things for everyone, which means they are encouraging people of all incomes to have children.
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by lazyasciiart 15d ago
You know, if I had to make that bet, I would choose airline maintenance manuals as the test case.
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by lazyasciiart 15d ago
Hopefully something happens a lot quicker than with volkswagon!
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by lazyasciiart 16d ago
It's roughly how many Americans died in September 11.
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by lazyasciiart 16d ago
> In the Vietnam war the US didn't win because it couldn't, no matter how much force was employed. Here same thing Yes, that is the point everyone has been trying to make.
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by lazyasciiart 18d ago
Yes, Chesterton clearly hadn’t started working at a job where he was responsible for the security or accuracy of a process. “Then Marge calculates the late penalties by hand and enters them into the system? It’s fine, she … has a method?Rea
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by lazyasciiart 19d ago
Ah, I guess that would advertise that users of the old version are vulnerable. I was imagining some altruistic contributor trying to sneak in a bug fix past the maintainer.
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by lazyasciiart 19d ago
People are trying to secretly fix bugs?
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by lazyasciiart 19d ago
Well, that goes with the metaphor. Debt is not an intrinsically bad thing, and most people agree on that: countries run deficits, people get mortgages and millionaires trade on leverage.
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by lazyasciiart 20d ago
They did say k-12.
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by lazyasciiart 20d ago
Words are funny. It is real, it's just not ..biological.
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by lazyasciiart 20d ago
But there is a malaria vaccine? https://www.cdc.gov/malaria/php/public-health-strategy/malar...
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by lazyasciiart 22d ago
My office suuuucks. All the actual machines are in a dedicated space so we have to hot desk and remote in even if we come to the office. There’s not even cubicles, just rows of desks. I would go out of my way NOT to work there.
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by lazyasciiart 22d ago
Please don’t make comments about things that you don’t care about enough to have any information on. It wastes other people’s time when they imagine you are interested enough to learn some of the ways your comment is wrong.

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