LMYahooTFY

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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
That's what a politician might say, but there is an absurd amount of regulation in most industries. What it results in is debatable.
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
The responses that completely ignore addiction and mental health need to die. Can you address what the parent described about mental health and addiction? Would you rather invest $10k into someone who has shown you they're reliable, or
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
Your post is entirely rhetoric. It's almost interesting, but largely exhausting to read people's critique of this project with virtually no knowledge of relevant details. None of the things you're loosely describing make sens
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
And since when does bug fixing and optimization come before the end of feature development? There's nothing shocking or strange about this company's software development procedure. Just a load of people who are very emotional abou
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
Why would you login expecting that if it's still in development?
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
I believe them now. The underlying difference in Star Citizen is they have extremely permissive shareholder obligations, and essentially no deadline. That virtually uncaps scope creep, and because they've had a fairly open development
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
It may be a ways off replacing long haul routes, but for short routes in ubran environments the dividends from reduced emissions seem great. I imagine in Europe there will be more use cases. In the US 150 mile range (with basically no traff
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
Equally inflammatory to tell people who should know better that they'll keep getting what they deserve? How is it unclear who the audience is on HN? Encouraging those who can to do is also a component of grassroots change. I don't
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
What's your point? We have "big pharma" for this. Do you think CocaCola and the Sacklers had their own unique ideas shared by no one else? That we've filtered all scrupulous people out of industry? Scruples are an abstra
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
I can't fathom how you could read the Church Committee report and describe the facts in it as "boring". The definition of "conspiracy theorist" seems either pejorative or not, depending on who you ask. Why do you pr
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
Can you provide examples where this has been used in then industry? With the examples you listed doesn't it require an account to authenticate first before achieving this? Furthermore, is this not easy enough to spoof? Without account
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
What? Enterprise distros coming default with auto update?
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
I agree. And they're intelligent (pun intended), so they'll select demographics from those of us who opposed them and illustrate extremist scapegoats most outrageous to us. I think this is too often not understood or forgotten.
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
Relevant Reuters investigation https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/johnsona...
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
This snark is unoriginal and I don't think it's constructive. It certainly falls far short of calmly pointing out what you think is important.
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
As someone who seems to be going along a similar path (started as a dev, no one was around to do sysadmin so I did it, and now in trying to modernize a bunch of really old/unpatched servers running a legacy system I'm learning how
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
> And yes, it's not "truly" open source, but it's way more than android. Yes, android has an Opensource license, but good luck doing something that google don't want. How is it "way more" than Android?
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
Agreed, but they're not mutually exclusive. The political solution requires a political consensus, and that's unreliable. Defending your liberty with tools you own requires a social consensus, and that's unreliable. Both are
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
True, and those issues are subjected to the same philosophical debates. Historical buildings are often categorically different, but HOAs (for a product manufactured and sold to you, as well as the land itself) are lambasted for the same rea
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by LMYahooTFY 3y ago
> I'm also pretty confident that if apple and their services disappeared tomorrow, my iphone would keep on working just like it does today. Sure, no more updates, no more new apps, it would be frozen in the state it's in. You c
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
Is this a fact? As fat as I was aware EVE has been stagnant for years, company sold to Pearl Abyss, which is likely to continue this or radically alter the game. Some radical changes were already made. This seems like a very weak connection
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
Does attempting to offload decision making to an "AI/Algo/ML tool/whatever" not simply suffer from the same problem models/scientific studies/corporations/governments/whatever suffer from already
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
That's impressive insight as many people I know without aspergers will often miss this sort of thing. Communication is hard. So congratulations to you!
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
Agree about FTX, but much of it was unsurprising to those paying attention, and that wasn't merely fraud about Crypto, that was an epic failure on the part of a few of the world's preeminent investors. >but thats just cash I&#x
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
This claim was made often early on, without any supporting evidence. Because the network and userbase was smaller it was more plausible. Now it's substantially larger, and industry has developed within it. So what's honest about c
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
Perhaps legally this is how it would work (IANAL), but given what's played out during elections I think that subjecting a candidate to the criteria of a public official in this regard has merit.
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
Can you tell me about your experience with I-485 adjustment? What visa did you adjust from? Did you decide not to apply for advanced parole? About to go through the process, any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
How would you say this affects the ethics of each person's actions? Also, it's worth noting that the replit founder issued a pretty substantial mea culpa, and explicitly let Radon put the project back up. It didn't seem like
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
This seems like a very interesting story if true. Anyone have a link and/or know more?
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by LMYahooTFY 4y ago
>The fact that linux systems need adminstration is one of the reasons why they suck. Do you buy and string together several MacBooks to run your business's custom built ERP system 24/7/365? There isn't a vast ecosyste

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