93po

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   by 93po 2y ago

   I think they mean the general societal reaction and not the corporate news articles surrounding it
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   by 93po 2y ago

   d) Overhaul of medicine in the US that makes timing life-saving care less sensitive to scheduling and profits
3. 543.▲
   by 93po 2y ago

   we already have laws that make it illegal to accept money for certain circumstances, e.g. sex, bribery, extortion. Just make it illegal to accept money to promote products. I say this not because I think it's illegal but rather to chal
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   by 93po 2y ago

   presumably a company that is violating the intentions of anti-trust laws
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   by 93po 2y ago

   if you do basic chatgpt prompts in late 2024 asking for dynamic story telling, sure, you'll get what you said. it's super dismissive to think that wont get better over time, or that even with the tools today, that you can't g
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   by 93po 2y ago

   i upvoted you depsite some downvotes because i would like to hear your argument on why this isn't expensive. if it takes a high end consumer video card that costs $1-2k something like 10 seconds to generate a single low res image, pres
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   by 93po 2y ago

   This is confusing. We've never had a ChatGPT-like innovation before to compare to. Yes, there have been AI hype cycles for decades, but the difference is that we now have permanent invaluable and society-changing tools out of the curre
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   by 93po 2y ago

   i guess they were confused by the giant rifle attached to their "observing" scopes
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   by 93po 2y ago

   update: got a job offer :)
10. 550.▲
    by 93po 2y ago

    unfortunately im a little desperate for a job and getting an interview right now is super rare and difficult despite 15 years experience in software
11. 551.▲
    by 93po 2y ago

    was this a company based out of Portland by chance? sounds like my last employer
12. 552.▲
    by 93po 2y ago

    it's more, why did anyone tell him he has to interview people that are clearly not a fit? is this just some sort of thing to hire an H1-B person instead? and if so why carry it on for an hour?
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    by 93po 2y ago

    I applied in September with no response. I add this feedback due to the rule that all applicants must be given responses.
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    by 93po 2y ago

    so i have to uproot my job, career, possibly move cities, find new schools for all my kids, and spend tens of thousands on moving costs because a bunch of amazon execs want to swing their dick around? my point is they are interfering. not t
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    by 93po 2y ago

    I had an interview last month from a post there. Dude sounded like he was half asleep and hated talking to me even from the very beginning. He carried it on for almost an hour for reasons I don't understand if he was so disinterested.
16. 556.▲
    by 93po 2y ago

    netflix already doesnt work for me on firefox. not sure why.
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    by 93po 2y ago

    My situation isn't nearly as extreme as yours, but this book helped me a lot: https://books.google.com/books/about/Jonice_Webb_Running_on_...
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    by 93po 2y ago

    Sounds like they're being a great employer for the upper crust that wants this while also getting to vacation on their $20 million yachts whenever they want
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    by 93po 2y ago

    I feel like you inadvertently touched on the part we're upset about: this is happening because a bunch of extremely wealthy privileged people want some experience in a company for their satisfaction. Not because it's the best wa
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    by 93po 2y ago

    we all know cops come with these situations, it's effectively the same thing, it's more that the crisis team came with the cops.
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    by 93po 2y ago

    Agree with this - calling the cops on him is a harmful action even if the intention was a positive end result. If this is in the US, you just pointed violent people with firearms at your friend, and asked them to use violence against him. I
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    by 93po 2y ago

    printer ink sure does
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    by 93po 2y ago

    i'm in my mid 30s now, and I remember as soon as i was old enough to ride a bike well, i would ride it over a mile away from home all by myself, probably around age 7 or 8. i got lost one time and was really flustered, starting crying,
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    by 93po 2y ago

    Literally any very low income area of any larger city in the US is the same. You see kids all the time walking around without adults. If they're very young (like 6 or whatever) they're typically an older kid, sometimes like around
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    by 93po 2y ago

    i mean i personally look elsewhere, bc getting caught looking would feel really shitty for them probably.
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    by 93po 2y ago

    > Why are so many people so clearly misinterpreting him? because they believe everything they're told by corporate news companies owned by billionaires who are financially invested in non-trump candidates
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    by 93po 2y ago

    Sure, that's fair. To be clear that's a Washington state law, not a Seattle thing.
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    by 93po 2y ago

    this is some weird conservative talking point and isn't true. here's a news article showing SPD chasing a stolen car just months ago: https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/police-chase-truck-down-i-5... I&#x2
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    by 93po 2y ago

    This is a groan worthy interpretation. He’s saying you won’t have to vote based on those issues anymore because they’ll be fixed. In the second he’s talking about managing physical discord, not rounding up people minding their own business
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    by 93po 2y ago

    Is it possible to learn this power?