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rapidaneurism
1mo ago
Arguably when left alive your health is by definition better than the alternative. I suspect you mean the good health for a few months before death compared with a worse health during and after treatment. Still I had to make the quip.
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rapidaneurism
1mo ago
Same experience here, but it only works in some fields like physics and maths. it totally fails in fields that are "made up" with no rhyme or reason.
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1mo ago
I see an opportunity for an import hurdle masquerading as a security compliance mark on all Chinese imports. I doubt it will be implemented as there are no western cheap gadget industries left to lobby for it, and the big players would pref
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rapidaneurism
1mo ago
The parents buy the new car and keep the older one for the teenager.
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rapidaneurism
2mo ago
Great points, but I think that banning open source databases would have been better not for employees, but for shareholders.
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rapidaneurism
2mo ago
The response was similar when the new grock came out.
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rapidaneurism
2mo ago
Does it matter for training?
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2mo ago
I thought it was illegal in new york (and probably the rest of the us) to give legal advice if not a lawyer. And in my understanding interpreting the law as opposed to just reciting it constitutes legal advice.
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rapidaneurism
2mo ago
What if the slop PRs come from your super?
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2mo ago
Unless it is to trick them into resetting a password over the phone that is
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2mo ago
If a gornment changed policy to make houses depreciate like cars, it would not be a government for long. And the car analogy is n9t fitting, unless we talk about cars bundled with the parking spot. But then they would not depreciate that mu
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2mo ago
What a smart idea! As a home owner I approve of this way to keep supply out of the market (or at least make it expensive enough to prop my price up). Can we invent any more charges?
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2mo ago
Would putting that in black and white in the comments around then controller help?
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2mo ago
I had the impression that (at least some of) those groups contain people of mixed ancestry including European ancestry. Am I wrong? Is the child of a white person and a black person not considered black in the US? Is that not the case form
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2mo ago
I think that there is a difference between someone that really believes they are all that and their sycophants clap, and the person in power knowingly making their underlings agree that the bright thing in the sky at noon is the moon.
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3mo ago
If you view AI as a way to downsize and cut payroll expenses without admitting that you must cut payroll expenses because the business is not booming, it makes sense.
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3mo ago
And if they dare touch controversial topics it demonitises them automatically. I find it hilarious that people self censor or invent new terms (like euphemisms for suicide).
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3mo ago
User generated content: check, comment section: check. How do people running an instance not fall foul of all the protect the children UK legislation? Will peers also be done by the UK regulator, or only hosts?
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3mo ago
Similar experience in the 90s, but we don't really know the intricacies of doping silicone, or smelting metal to make the pins. And what about mining it? I think the last time people knew how things were made was in preindustrial socie
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3mo ago
Do they mob potential Johns?
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3mo ago
>It is logically inconsistent, IMO, to both want to fight a system, and want to be afforded its privileges. But isn't this exactly what people do when they vote for a different government?
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3mo ago
What nobody mentioning the guy's shirt?
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3mo ago
There is a bootlegger and baptist thing going on here. One understandable point of view is that of parents that control their kids' phones, but other parents in the community do not. Then their kids are the only ones in the class witho
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3mo ago
I suspect they would hire a Nobel laureate that was willing to work as an unpaid intern.
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3mo ago
I think there is plenty of people, but they have these obscene demands about getting paid a living wage.
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3mo ago
You might still puke, as the phone is correcting for the car motion, not for your eyes failing to move as commanded, or your ear accelerometer giving faulty readings. You might still die, so don't eat poison berries please.
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3mo ago
I do not understand the outrage, law abiting users have nothing to fear (TM) and criminally minded users (or undocumented) can always pay a homeless person, a few bucks to register their burner.
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3mo ago
Consider characters that look the same but have different unicode?
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3mo ago
Apparently the key 'hack' is to present white or hispanic.
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4mo ago
I'm a bit cynical :) there are other reasons to stay in a job, but the definition of market value is how much you can successfully interview for. So yes staying in a job signals that nobody wants to give you more money.
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