Avshalom

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by Avshalom 3y ago
N+1. They're 25 and they've just popped some amphetamine (now modafinil) to get them through the hangover from getting shit faced on shipboard moonshine last night.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Another thing is that by every account (including Brown Jackson's dissent) I've seen: this should have been a pretty cut and dry case to send through the NLRB at least first. The SCOTUS taking this up first was by itself basically
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by Avshalom 3y ago
allegedly intentional Regardless as https://www.eater.com/23575014/supreme-court-union-case-glac... point's out: in a lot of jobs prep is a required part of the job, so either you get fired for not doing your jo
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by Avshalom 3y ago
https://www.achewood.com/2004/11/01/title.html it was ehhem old hat by the early '00s
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by Avshalom 3y ago
You tell them that this is the greatest danger to humanity of all time and that they are uniquely suited to averting that danger and they don't have to change or sacrifice or risk anything in their life while fighting this danger. It
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by Avshalom 3y ago
unions and liability reform.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
I'm not specifically worried about power generation I am going along with the example. I do think that that level of shortsightedness is absolutely likely in any industry, any company.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
>AI had a 1-in-10 chance of shutting down all power generation on earth. Here's the thing: I do actually kind of believe that. Not because I think that AI will be super intelligent and will do so out it's own volition. I think
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by Avshalom 3y ago
I dunno I spent about two years doing mushrooms ranging from: 4g; .5g a day; 3g every 3 hours for half a day; 12g at once and... it was nice but can't say it did anything intellectually.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
wildly off topic but have you seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5XPuS-Y0fg ? it gave me a lot of feelings.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Not everything is prison, but involuntary holds in psychiatric facilities are, and they're more expensive than just paying somebodies rent.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
And when they get discharged from these "comfortable" psych units and still have no housing... what then?
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Also, what about the ones that don't have psychiatric problems (i.e. the vast majority of the unhoused)?
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by Avshalom 3y ago
>centers. That they're not allowed to leave? >which can be comfortable and have amenities That have to be maintained by city expenditure? You're not even describing "prison with extra steps" you're just descri
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by Avshalom 3y ago
"sequestration" Incarceration. Slave labor. Because you saw a penis three times.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
neoliberalism is (broadly) an ideology that markets are/will-find the optimal solution for everything. Giving people housing, not being a market-based-solution, is not neoliberalism. Also yes, maintained by city expenditure, it'
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Well if they had houses they'd be naked and shitting in their house, if they had housing they'd be smoking fentanyl in their house. So at least y'all'd stop going on and fucking on about "open air drug markets"
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Even for the pettiest shit. https://daily.jstor.org/when-cities-closed-pools-to-avoid-in... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmer_v._Thompson
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by Avshalom 3y ago
>I know I must of committed crimes recently due to the state of our labyrinthine system Well hey good news, the cameras are automated now and they know all the crimes.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
and now he's evicted -from public housing- so what do you think the next move here is? My guess is he'll bounce back and forth from jail to the street until he dies. feels like an extra janitor would be a better solution here rath
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by Avshalom 3y ago
"Semaglutide does not dull all pleasure, people taking the drug for weight loss told me. They could still enjoy a few bites of food or revel in finding the perfect dress; they just no longer went overboard. Anhedonia, or a general dimi
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Currently I think Alma, all the companies (and Fermilab (which used to maintain another RHEL clone)) seem to have gone with Alma. That said, in theory, it's irrelevant: bug-for-bug compatibility and all that. That That said if I was go
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by Avshalom 3y ago
https://rockylinux.org/ : Rocky Linux is an open-source enterprise operating system designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux®. It is under intensive development by the community. It&#x
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Off Topic: "Laying out icons on a grid should be an inherently linear operation" it doesn't seem mentioned in the HN thread the cause here is probably the same thing O(n^2): sorting. laying out icons is only linear if the ico
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by Avshalom 3y ago
AI might be able to do that in a is-it-capable sense, but upper management and board members are the ones that have the final say on who gets replaced so...
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Costco/Samsclub are already there.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
5-10? that's a weird fucking range, gascon was 12-4 years ago (and a cop) and boudin was 3-1 years ago.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
We've been moving back to that. Curbside/instore pickup (and now curbside returns) is a thing at most of the major retailers. It got a big push during pandemic store closures but e.g. Target had been doing it since 2014ish
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by Avshalom 3y ago
["string","string"] and [1,2], that is comma-quote and comma-number are both fairly common. Granted ModKey-(#|") is also pretty unlikely to be a command
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by Avshalom 3y ago
There's nothing to "agree" with Knuth here. He wrote it to demonstrate WEB and literate programming, not because he thought it was the best-fit solution to this task.

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