DigiDigiorno

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by DigiDigiorno 3y ago
Look up the cost of the healthcare.gov website project* People complain about government contractor costs for a reason *Last I checked it was north of a billion in 2014 dollars
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by DigiDigiorno 3y ago
While your claim is plausible there is a lot of confirmation bias, among other biases, when it comes to our idea of what what see on a socially algo'd front page. I'm not saying you are wrong but I'm saying my confidence star
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by DigiDigiorno 3y ago
I did not really care about this before, but you just made the strongest case for the algorithm and now I'm glad it possibly* exists. *I'm not sure how factual the algorithm claim is
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by DigiDigiorno 3y ago
Like, obviously rebreathing CO2 is deadly, but that's more of a "plastic bags and children" kind-of issue. Luckily your body doesn't like the feeling of breathing in CO2 so it is uncomfortable if you leave the mask on wi
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Wow, I missed that one. I just looked it up. https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2021/05/28/us-soldiers-expos... I know these human mistakes are inevitable in a large organization, but it's still soberi
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Again, the fact that he was actually just out of sight IS what makes this situation fine. Without this fact, putting the supervision responsibility of road safety of a 3-year-old solely on a 5 and 7-year-old is unfair to them all. But that
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
People need to let their kids out more, but common, a 3 year old at an intersection? That's not what this thread is about. Even in your story you were trying to supervise them and weren't far behind.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
They already own the data center gpu market, what are you taking about? Last I checked they already had monopoly evoking shares of that market. Like 80+ or 90+ percent
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Prior to 2023, I didn't know a single company that offered these satellite services to consumers, but recently a startup launched with similar service: skyfi.com I noticed Carmack was giving them helpful feedback https://twi
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
OP could have worded the criticism as an organizational attack and not aimed at the individuals that make up the organization... But anyhow, you work on the system and can't point out if this is an issue or not in the end-to-end sense?
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
You go from "pedantic, but hard to argue against" to "lost the plot and are more wrong" when you say "there were also other equally, if not more, legally justifiable theories" and then list a much harder to arr
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Does Germany not have an ingredient list on food products? Unfortunately it's usual full of things we didn't evolve to eat, but that's the place to look Also, while actual plants are pretty great, the "plant based"
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Persuasively communicating cost-savings in a budget increase request? I'm so sorry to inform you, but you have management written on you. (But in all seriousness, communication is an important management skill, it's good you expla
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I've never used this, but took a quick look... An alternative frontend would simply be an alternative frontend to the backend... This is an alternative frontend to an alternative backend... (requests do not go from client to and from T
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Floridian here, what do you mean they kicked Priuses out of the carpool lane? In my experience, High Occupancy Vehicle lanes restrict usage based on the highness of the occupancy of the vehicle... What does brand have to do with this?
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I agree that would be cool. FWIW, there is a 2d in a 3d world side scroller called Fez It's way more limited, you can only rotate to 4 faces around the world. It's been a decade, but I remember it being a fun and short game.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
As voting based social communities become more popular, the more nuanced commentary get's drowned out by the popular viewpoint. The issue isn't the site being "too mainstream", the issue is that the nuance gets lost amon
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Perhaps I wasn't clear, I am saying that this is bothersome because he wasn't convicted or charged. It's my first sentence. I just don't care about the art angle.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Perhaps I wasn't clear, I am saying that this is bothersome because he wasn't convicted. It's my first sentence. I just don't care about the art angle.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I'm against prisoners in non-wartime being held without allegations or trials... I mean, Khalid was held pre-9/11... That said, I do not care about the art, or even speech, of prisoners--of which who are properly convicted, beyond
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
There are too many subjects ahead of Robert's Rules for me to agree with that statement. Plus there are extra curriculars that do teach it. I mean, it should be taught that parliamentary procedure is literally a thing used by assemblie
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Irrigation? Medicine? Oh, and the wine.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I mostly agree. I used the phrase "good faith" for that reason. You shouldn't assume anything is 100% secure. I'm just sympathetic to a good faith attempt without too many strings attached. That said, I agree something i
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
You didn't ask me, but my input is that the two most obvious to me are: open source, so the effort can be vetted in good faith--or a insured guarante, so the consequences can be abated
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I'm not a game dev, but I read you can deploy to desktop (across multi os), mobile and web. That sounds pretty multi platform to me. What am I missing?
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
We kind of went on a tangent because my response was a bit too pedantic. I am just surprised, to my knowledge, nothing came of the manifests. I don't think they were a nothing burger. Epstein's "Lolita Express" plane had
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Your quote used the one unnecessary word and converted the rest to an ellipsis. (I do find it funny that you did "Perhaps [...]" rather than "Perhaps . . . ." or "Perhaps [anything]", it's like, the point
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
I responded below to a different comment if you want to continue the conversation. We may have to just agree to disagree, because I think your perjury point is, at best, a bad guess, and at worst, disingenuous because we are not a jury with
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
Perhaps the types of crimes the that deal with underaged trafficked girls on planes and/or islands? This wasn't the manifests of a grand canyon sight seeing plane.
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by DigiDigiorno 4y ago
What if the crime was violating house arrest? What if you say, while under oath, you weren't at some of the manifests destinations, and the crime was perjury? Being on a flight log is evidence you were on a flight. Jury's (or Judg

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