2024throwaway

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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Look up “whataboutism”
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
I can’t ethically say that policy should be decided by people whose primary concern is the frequency of nap and snack time.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Riiiight. Because four year olds have a strong grasp on current events and deserve a say, and totally wouldn’t just become an extra vote for whomever their parents are voting for.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
> Cars are great. Stop crying irrationally about them. Tell that to the countless people who lose friends and family to them every single day.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
On a salad? Absolutely. Has a delightful texture.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
All sushi grade fish in the US must be frozen first anyway. So what exactly is the risk?
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
> Why would I willingly give up on everything I enjoy and make myself depressed? This is a very dramatic take. Where in the article is anything even remotely approaching that implied? This is just another form of protein that could be go
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
> beacuse the government flew desperate people from the poorest part of the planet to town to compete with the existing dishwashers. Gonna need some sources on this one.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
It's either a troll, or a nutjob. Calling a clerk who faked results a "priest of science" is amazingly insane.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Could you explain in what way sharing non-personal data could violate someone's privacy? You mention earlier data about your devices, this seems to me like it would fall into the `personal data` category, and be excluded.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Things like this are the main reason I am opposed to the death penalty. Imagine being actually killed because of a clerical error, or as in this case, clerical malfeasance.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Ahhh this must be it. The CEO babbling about how AI "works" must be knowledgeable and competent, and I, an engineer actually working on our AI product, am the idiot. Thanks for the help!
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
> The majority of people can actually gauge their competence and knowledge accurately. I know plenty of C-suite folks who must be in the minority then.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
How exactly does running a VM in proxmox give you high availability?
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
I use Hammerspoon for Mac, have a shortcut set up for Cmd+Shift+V to actually type the letters rather than use the paste function. Works every time someone pulls this stunt. > hs.hotkey.bind({"cmd", "shift"}, "V&
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Bitcoin != investing. I say this as someone who lost money in the 12DailyPro / eGold fiasco of 2005/2006. (read: I am very, very dumb.)
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Many “millennials” are over 40 now.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
I guess specifically I'm curious how this would be relevant/useful in the court case mentioned.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Anyone have a TLDR summary of what is interesting in this very long page?
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Noma is closing at the end of this year unfortunately. https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2023/1/14/23553765/noma-r...
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
You can just say "I have no defense of my statement" instead of acting like I'm the one out of line. You claimed religious norms are a course in ethics, I provided counter examples. Try and do better.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
I would argue it's the opposite. "Maybe killing people is bad. How do we get people to not do that? Tell them god said not to!" It starts from the ethical perspective, and uses religion as the blunt hammer to drive it into th
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
> religions have been the foundation of pretty much all ethical behavior since the beginning of civilization I reject this statement wholeheartedly, and find it a pretty disgusting stance. The idea that the only reason not to kill someon
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
GP said the key is in the car key. You already give the car key to a mechanic, I don't see how this would make maintenance any harder.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
> religious or ethical norms Truly confused why `religious` norms come into play here.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
Well that's new then. You used to not be able to.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
I uninstalled Signal and haven't looked back due to the constant `X from your address book has joined Signal` notifications that you can't disable.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
I honestly don't know what point you are trying to make. Of course I can set up automation. I have Home Assistant running in my house already. I also happen to own a Flipper that does a great job at controlling these devices. Why would
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
It is an under desk / walking treadmill. I'm turning it on and off and adjusting the speed. I really don't need more advanced automation.
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by 2024throwaway 3y ago
That covers the floor fan. Now I need a radio blaster to control the ceiling fan and treadmill. So two extra devices, plus having to set up new automation integrations. This all sounds WAY more complicated than just cloning the remotes like

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