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by LanceH 3y ago
I keep seeing articles being pushed that the victim's families have no case. But with the whistleblower lawsuit, the conversations and tweets, the CEO seems to have just skipped engineering warnings and worked harder at convincing peo
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You know it will be chatgpt heavy scripting.
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Hoping for something in WSL land.
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> Google was never really interested, culturally, in making money. People find it really easy to say money isn't the important thing when they are rich. But see that wealth challenged and their behavior changes very quickly (with s
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The problem with the moral panics is that people jump onto the bandwagon with zero evidence. Some are just paranoid and distrustful, others want to feed the panic. I'm not asking that everyone think better, just that they think. Espe
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Moral panics. We still haven't found all those satanists. We haven't found the clowns. The Prius started working again once Toyota paid $1 billion and bolted the mat to the floor. Popcorn lung has apparently subsided. And the
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Anyone know of a Ubuntu on WSL equivalent?
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This puts them in the difficult position of changing up how emergency calls are made -- so anyone who might see this as a necessary feature will have to relearn their emergency button.
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Veering off topic, I started using safety razors for just as good a shave, for 10cents a blade. At ten cents each, I use a new blade every shave and it's so much nicer than a 2nd use top-of-the-line gillette.
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You have to pay up first, right?
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What I don't understand is how, all these years later, they can spam the same message from the same accounts thousands of times before they are caught. They are using such exotic techniques like putting spaces between the letters in t
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> find the center of this circle That damned holy grail. It's only something like 21 steps from the edge of the circle. How hard can that be, right?
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Along those lines, I have numerous clients who just want plain Ruby on Rails -- no react front end. They are all business to business, or at least professional users on the end. They just want their data loaded and to work with it. Ruby o
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Go to real court and take depositions.
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Impromptu rescue sessions like this provide tremendous training opportunities. The US Navy was going to be out there sailing around anyway. Solving an unknown problem with whoever is available on hand at that moment. Coordinating between
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Not because any one of them would be against doing something like that, but no one of them could resist breaking it themselves.
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At the scene of the Titanic. No small feat. If two people had gotten married there, it could make the news for a while.
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> I never got the impression that the community is claiming that Reddit doesn't produce any value. There are tons of statements all over the place on, "we produce all the value". There are statements in this very thread t
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I disagree that someone gets to add my voice to a protest need on a vote.
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I don't have a lot of fondness for companies which offer a free product until it becomes entrenched, then take it away. I think of how MS and Adobe both turned a blind eye toward piracy until everything else had been killed off, then
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It's nuanced. There are good and bad CoC's: be nice here vs. we are the thought police on your entire internet history. A problem people have with them is they are being weaponized by people attracted to enforcing their concepts
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Rogan seems to actively listen when he has people on. A discussion format is what he would like to do. Nothing seems out of sort for this. He could be completely wrong on something and invite someone with conflicting views and give them a
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Now get it hooked up to lichess and see where its rating ends up. I love the 2600 breakdowns and the hacks to get things working.
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A CoC might be just fine. GCC's looks nice -- basically "act professionally". But , there are people out there who jump at the opportunity to take offense on someone else's behalf. The female analog to "guys"
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I recall in the 80's similar things playing out by mail (in the US) directed at my grandmother. She received a large variety of scams. Some were completely illegal. A lot were "send us money, we'll fix this political issue
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Losing a 4 hour game stings a lot more than playing 20 games in a row with a variety of results.
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A lot of people claiming that the moderators are producing the content when they are more like editors in the scheme of things. Non-moderation redditors are the one producing the bulk of the content. So I'm saying that the moderators
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Same can be said about how they mods are treating the rest of the sub.
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Some of that disagreement is that Reddit should get paid. The current blackout fiasco seems to be centered around avoiding all forms of payment to Reddit -- both api charges and ads.
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Looks like a tantrum to me, with moderators trying to add others who don't feel the same way to their movement. Example of a subreddit I was in: Moderator opens a poll on whether the blackout should continue. Lays out why it should co

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