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by Jolter 1y ago
I don’t know what you think I wrote, but I wrote that comment about discounting 98% as a reply to: > If you can't figure out a computer perhaps you're just unfit to participate in the modern economy.
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by Jolter 1y ago
Your larger point is well made, but a nitpick: between the NeXT workstation (the early 90's) and cheap COTS server hardware (the late 00s) was the era of big heavy servers , not workstations. Sun made some really amazing server hardwa
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by Jolter 1y ago
I think you’re mistaken, assuming that you’re even serious.
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by Jolter 1y ago
I did! You’re welcome to make your own estimate of how many people are able to correctly judge when snd what software is safe to install on their phone.
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by Jolter 1y ago
You realize you’re discounting 98% of the world’s population, right?
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by Jolter 1y ago
Doctor have any evidence that the claim is false?
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by Jolter 1y ago
Aha, see, your choice of words there was ”freed human resources” which threw me off. I see now.
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by Jolter 1y ago
What kind of interviews do HR do, apart from job interviews?
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by Jolter 1y ago
Perhaps doing this suggested auto-summarizing would be what finally solves that problem?
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by Jolter 1y ago
In some countries they definitely do. In other countries, who knows what they might care about one election from now?
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by Jolter 1y ago
It’s not able to think. It’s just generating words. It doesn’t really understand that it’s supposed to stop generating them, it only is less likely to continue to do so.
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by Jolter 1y ago
I’m pretty sure that is not an apples-to-apples comparison. Most of the people producing value for OnlyFans are not employed at (or contractors for) OnlyFans. I’m sure other gig platforms also do really well ”per employee”. A comparison bet
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by Jolter 1y ago
Could you expand on why you feel that this series of deletions is wrong?
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by Jolter 1y ago
You’re right! And you’ve written up a very good description of the concept of a fundamentally populist party.
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by Jolter 1y ago
I agree regarding the Christian Democrats. But wouldn’t you agree that both NYD and SD were both founded on populist principles? Apart from racism, neither had any clear cut policies when they started, yet they both got pretty massive boost
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by Jolter 1y ago
True, but please see my reply to the sibling comment. I suppose when choosing between electoral systems, the choice is indeed a matter of the lesser of two evils!
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by Jolter 1y ago
It is far, far more likely that you can get most of your opinions represented in a parliament with 8 parties than one with 2 or 3. In Sweden, in the past 50 years, people with ”new” or fringe opinions have successfully started parties, and
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by Jolter 1y ago
I would say that what you wrote in the first two paragraphs is all equally true of a system with proportional representation. But you’d avoid a lot of problems: - people in ”safe” constituencies being permanently represented by an MP from a
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by Jolter 1y ago
”The lesser evil” is the essence of any two-party system. Which I would somewhat facetiously classify the UK system as. Abolish ”first past the post” and introduce proportional representation now!
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by Jolter 1y ago
Who is “they”, who lost money? I don’t think 19.3 B is their current market cap, it’s only what was sold at the IPo. Anyway, 19.3 instead of 20 would have been no big deal IMO Adobe certainly lost money, because they have had to compete aga
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by Jolter 1y ago
I think merging with equal-sized competitors is sometimes just as bad for competition as acquiring smaller competitors.
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by Jolter 1y ago
What failures, exactly?
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by Jolter 1y ago
This is a well known phenomenon in medicine. It is always carefully considered when making public health decisions regarding e.g. screening programs and intervention best practices. For example, a PSA test is useful to detect cancer of the
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by Jolter 1y ago
I am saying that someone who wants incest porn games reinstated on Steam (the GGP commenter) should create that petition. I’m not that someone; I don’t think Valve has any moral obligation to platform ”any content, as long as it is not ille
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by Jolter 1y ago
By the time you’re close enough to see the brand, I would assume you’ve already been caught on camera.
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by Jolter 1y ago
They’d have to know you’re running wireless, though.
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by Jolter 1y ago
Go ahead! I dare you. In your own real name.
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by Jolter 1y ago
That’s exactly the point: getting Valve to remove illegal content would not have caused any headlines. These themes go against common moral standards and so Visa et al don’t want to be seen selling them. You can find the list of removed tit
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by Jolter 1y ago
If there was a prominent online marketplace for homegrown literature, I would bet there would be corporate pushback against selling incest themed porn on it. But I don’t think there is such a marketplace so it’s a very hypothetical question
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by Jolter 1y ago
Would that income be more than the lost ad revenue (as applicants stop visiting their site) plus lost subscriptions on the employer side (as AI-authored applications make the site useless to them)? Who knows but probably MS are betting on n

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