steele

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by steele 11d ago
Firearms lobby, institutionalized prejudice in law enforcement, Justice system, etc all have made this additional labor of the marginalized minority extraordinarily dangerous.
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by steele 22d ago
Yes yes, mountains of gold in this new world! just get on this boat!
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by steele 23d ago
I assume in this hypothetical Cornell just gives away degrees to passersby.
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by steele 1mo ago
State-sponsored propaganda apparatus masquerading as marketing optimization to influence LLMs is the most America-coded clandestine dystopian way of repatriating US taxpayer defense dollars with R&D deductions for the private sector.
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by steele 1mo ago
Michigan admissions create opportunities for students that found success within the challenging conditions. Umich treats the problem by educating future policy makers about those systems. Then occasionally yields to powerful lobby groups an
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by steele 2mo ago
"conscious parallelism" across knowledge worker industries to suppress wages and further alienate laborers from the act of production.
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by steele 2mo ago
We demand that possible all avenues to observe, replicate, and resell exogenous value remain uninhibited until ROI and monopoly is achieved!
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by steele 2mo ago
Socially adroit undergraduates suiting up to exchange dead tree resumes at job fairs in exchange for the URL to online portals can definitely benefit from taking air breaks when/where recruiters do. No need to engage them to unless pro
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by steele 2mo ago
Honeypot for more logos
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by steele 2mo ago
1. Theft - Akira Yoshida, Marvel
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by steele 2mo ago
Is the nuance you're contributing here substantiated in the proposals being discussed in the article? Transmission lines emit EMF which seem pretty harmless unless you're a pollinator or migratory bird. Maybe the home owners are j
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by steele 2mo ago
Throw around NIMBY as a pejorative until you're blue in the face. Landowning residents have a civic duty to exercise their interests to prevent the remote monied and powerful from packaging their speculative investments as valuable inf
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by steele 2mo ago
Scottish too
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by steele 2mo ago
Coming soon: LLM harness of the day called make
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by steele 3mo ago
Vinyl records remain collectible and have increased in demand. Physical media is still desirable, and rotting optical discs are probably not the final physical format for future video game titles. Corporatist regulatory environments have al
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by steele 3mo ago
When did m'lord permit you to use that serf mind to imagine? Ethics are for brains but your lot are for grains. When you view someone's choices for purpose & ethical boundaries through a lens that presents as identity politics
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by steele 3mo ago
Ending the production of physical discs too. Ripe for disruption.
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by steele 3mo ago
I wonder what this article would have concluded if the author considered how many individuals of the HN readership were professional radiologists.
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by steele 3mo ago
Well-monied providers will steal it, perhaps with the courtesy of a buried and penalized opt-out.
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by steele 3mo ago
I hope the vocal cynicism expressed in the "told ya so" replies weren't developed after reading the list of names.
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by steele 3mo ago
Ok
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by steele 3mo ago
Exploitation Luck
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by steele 3mo ago
Piracy?! What do I look like, an AI CEbro pillaging intellectual property for monopolistic commercial advantage without material consequence?! For a time, course packs were the piracy of convenience because a PDFs with well-meaning but unr
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by steele 3mo ago
Buying used global editions from the international students is the move for undergrads at big schools. Hardcover binding and color print were not missed and definitely not worth 10-20x more. Even published lecturers would ask students to fe
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by steele 3mo ago
Another vote for JetKVM. Tailscale support is great. I'm glad to see audio is in the works because a Mac mini screaming from separate room during a remote session is disappointing.
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by steele 4mo ago
The well-actually testicle TED talk misses the point. Representatives have power, and sometimes that power is for sale. And that position to represent was also for sale. As was the attention of the electorate. Honestly, calling Congress cas
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by steele 4mo ago
Your passport is inherently political. Uniformed service members boarding first is inherently political. The choice of language the crew is able to communicate to passengers in is inherently political. If I can ignore seeing your neglected
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by steele 4mo ago
Hey look, that person may have discovered that the introduction of Bluetooth on mobile phones somehow prevented future hijackings from being listed on Wikipedia with those keywords they grepped for. Let's not count out this water-tight
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by steele 4mo ago
Roe Jogan, senior pharma correspondent at the BBC
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by steele 4mo ago
Go fish

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