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nswest23
3mo ago
then why is it that their software is a generation ahead?
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nswest23
8mo ago
People have had jobs where their entire job function was figuring out how to outsource work overseas. When there's no one left to outsource then it's your turn. Tale as old as time.
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nswest23
9mo ago
What are the important problems today? Do you mean AI? I'm not sure I'd agree or that it's obvious what the "important" problems are.
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nswest23
11mo ago
i was with you until: > journalists like Glen Greenwald and outlets like Wikileaks who are reliably independent. independent from whom?
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nswest23
11mo ago
Why FBI decided to act now is that they probably ripped off the wrong person...
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nswest23
11mo ago
I am pretty sure I've had it my entire life and for a long time I just thought it was the background noise of the universe. Never bothered me till I figured out that wasn't the case.
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nswest23
11mo ago
waiting for details on how "backing Iraq" is materially different from an "alliance" with Iraq...I'm hesitant to throw yet _another_ word into the mix but there's an entire wikipedia page on US "support&qu
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nswest23
1y ago
pretty sure they pivoted to robots anyhow.
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nswest23
1y ago
Stop infantilizing them and taking away their agency.
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nswest23
1y ago
How do you know? Maybe jj would be a productivity improvement for you. Maybe it wouldn't. There's only one way to find out and it seems like a pretty painless thing to try. If this is your attitude toward new things do you still p
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nswest23
1y ago
If it were possible for a trained pilot to "brain fart" cut fuel to a 787 as it is taking off that would be a huge design flaw.
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nswest23
1y ago
I guess corporations don't write the laws in China?
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nswest23
1y ago
this is a troll, right?
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nswest23
1y ago
I think you missed the point of this post. Wildly.
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nswest23
2y ago
> Elon needs to take rejections way less personally. taking things personally is the hallmark of the trump administration. see the press conference with Zelenskyy yesterday.
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nswest23
2y ago
They seem to be getting muzzled less than they did on the legacy media platforms that they left to go to substack.
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nswest23
2y ago
in case you're wondering the important part is: > ...without any checks and balances i.e. what they're doing is completely insecure and exposing incredibly sensitive data.
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2y ago
> for those who have the means to choose interesting qualification. maybe conservation should start with the masters of the universe who fly private jets all over the world etc. and emit more than the rest of us do all year in a matter o
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2y ago
> power and influence good observation but it's probably both. The EU is a significant center of power and influence but so far the US hasn't started banning bidets.
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2y ago
> there must be some reason b/c it looked to the agent like he had cash in his backpack
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2y ago
that is a screenshot that I can't click on to verify if those community notes at all support what they claim to. this is nonsense.
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2y ago
All these people are calling it a crutch are moralizing tongue clicking, holier than thou Calvinists who think you shouldn’t be able to be thin unless you bootstrapped yourself to thinness with your own blood sweat and tears, as though this
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nswest23
2y ago
huh. it's almost like there isn't a one size fits all solution and people should have options that fit their lifestyle.
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2y ago
> Former Boeing CEO McNerny hated the "phenomenally talented *holes" in engineering roles and sought to minimize their power or get rid of them . > lacked competition for so long these seem like they could be related... mayb
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2y ago
>in order to get it out faster. this is my favorite mapquest has existed since 1996 XD seriously tho i think it's fine that it's a limited beta.
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2y ago
Inflammation clearly has a biological purpose - the problem is that the modern world is full of so many things that seem to cause excess inflammation.
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nswest23
2y ago
So this is just storytelling 101...you don't have to give up the whole story but it does have to be engaging in the meantime...before the _big reveal_. Five dull episodes is not good storytelling and you're probably going to end u
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2y ago
> The median operating margins for hospitals is around 0% or some times negative. That so patently false it's almost comical. Here's one source feel free to google. It's not hard to find evidence to the contrary. > Nonp
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2y ago
interesting...see this is why I although I find some of his work interesting I can't really get into it. I prefer fiction w/more visual descriptions that I can get immersed in.
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2y ago
Don’t you think it’s possible that car makers are moving in this direction in anticipation of a day when you no longer have to be paying attention to that extent while driving? Or do people still think that day is very very far off because
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