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by marcod 3y ago
Yes, same with the more general "whistleblowers". Unethical companies will always try to punish those who expose them.
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by marcod 3y ago
While what you say is true, I feel strongly that it shouldn't be. It is morally right to show if a product that is used by many fellow students is marketed as "100% secure"* is in fact very vulnerable. If some less ethical ha
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by marcod 3y ago
And now for context, see this other front page story: Hackers can use credit bureaus to dox nearly anyone in America (404media.co) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37222672
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by marcod 3y ago
I agree, to phrase it a little different, you have to make yourself vulnerable to repair a connection. Ideally, both sides will :)
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by marcod 3y ago
I posted this to my Facebook, and 30 seconds later the colleague I was envisioning having to apply this due a recent work conflict saw it ;)
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by marcod 3y ago
Actually, we have very relevant data in https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/ > PC VIDEO CARD USAGE BY MFG during FEBRUARY 2022 - JULY 2023 > 15.93% AMD > 74.69% Nvidia
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by marcod 3y ago
Same. I was already reading for 20 years before I saw Goodreads. I love that I can compare my favorite books list with other people on GR. I like to see what books my friends on there are reading or use the site for info about what book to
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by marcod 3y ago
I don't think things will improve if you don't say it's an issue (to either your mgr or theirs). If you say "hey, I'm the middle of working on X. Can't this wait until we have our 1:1?" do you think that w
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by marcod 3y ago
which is different on every Tesla model...
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by marcod 3y ago
Why else would one chat with a bot? All other functions are self-service anyway, at least I've never interacted with a chatbot that could do anything useful, besides being forced upon me to navigate the "why do you want to talk to
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by marcod 3y ago
There is a big difference if it's immature kids and a few trolls vs elected officials legitimizing this toxic shit. Another thing that contributes to the rise is traditional and social media, amplifying the controversies.
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by marcod 3y ago
It's running only a single thread, so I think the specs are a little less relevant. It takes about 80s per iteration and I ran the 4 iterations set by default, so a little less than 6 minutes.
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by marcod 3y ago
It's working on Edge / win 11 ;) If you can't run it, here's how the output looks with default settings https://i.imgur.com/WCQc8hO.png
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by marcod 3y ago
For some people having to actually see homeless people or drug users is the big problem, not the suffering caused.
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by marcod 3y ago
That's what I came away with... so they don't have enough resources for treatment... And the police hands are tied? I'm pretty sure they can still arrest people who commit crimes, just not for using drugs. Also, why was it wo
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by marcod 3y ago
Anybody who has worked on rolling out large scale software systems should understand this. Personally, I think the US should also have much stronger laws that safeguard the data of their people.
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by marcod 3y ago
In the same article see the section "Exceptions include voting misinformation" - does it really baffle you that people think public health is as important as elections?
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by marcod 3y ago
That's exactly what I thought. Yes, the release was rushed, so they haven't gotten to implementing all the features yet. If it stays around long enough for them to open it up to Europe they will have to support the RTBF. https:&#
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by marcod 3y ago
> Ketamine, too, turns out to be quite addictive by the way. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-07-ketamine-addiction.ht... I have done the medically assisted Ketamine trips. No sign them being addicting to me what
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by marcod 3y ago
I forgot all about that. > Last November [2021], Spain overturned the 2014 law and instead signed on to a European Union copyright directive that lets publishers negotiate their agreements directly with platforms. https://www.
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by marcod 3y ago
In my mind this is the old “If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.” They can raise or decrease the interest rates as its governing body sees fit. To raise taxes or pay debt requires approval from the
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by marcod 3y ago
Plenty of parents in America have taken classes like that at local hospitals or through their school, but the reality is that a lot of people don't have the means and the desire to take some.
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by marcod 3y ago
Glad I checked before adding another thread about how much I hate pinterest. Seriously, no honor among thieves! :p
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by marcod 3y ago
For me this was the most relevant passage: >The fact that the stupid person is often stubborn must not blind us to the fact that he is not independent. In conversation with him, one virtually feels that one is dealing not at all with a
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by marcod 3y ago
I believe you read that wrong. He said that service jobs provide something essential to customers, even if they aren't well paid and can often be quite soul-sucking and are explicitly not the BS jobs he's talking about.
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by marcod 3y ago
The same devs who work on the Lemmy core and UI, also do Jerboa on the side. It's not their focus and given the sudden influx of users they likely won't have a lot of time to devote to it. https://beehaw.org/c&#x2F
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by marcod 3y ago
>1st Bob: What you do at Initech is you take the specifications from the customer and bring them down to the software engineers? >Tom: Yes, yes that's right. >2nd Bob: Well then I just have to ask why can't the customers
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by marcod 3y ago
If the elevator man doesn't think his job is bullshit, it doesn't not fall under the definition of the author.
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by marcod 3y ago
Oh, reminds me of http://notpron.org/notpron/
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by marcod 3y ago
I'm -> <- this close to deleting all the posts in my 15 year old reddit account. It's not just moderators they are losing.

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