Melting_Harps

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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
https://archive.ph/I30cY
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> in this specific case poorly informed opinion... It's hard to not see the IDF as a barbarous relic of it's own collective trauma from the Holocaust at this point; I personally think they are just as appalling as the German Na
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> At least one law student got a law firm offer rescinded over their comments – https://news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-practice/winston- ... This sets such a dangerous precedent, and further emboldens those who
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
Err, yeah...
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> I'm really curious what brought you to that conclusion. Having little to no insight or direct experience. I cannot tell you how unbearable Istria and Dalamatia coasts can get in the Summer months without AC. And I've lived in
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> It appears that there is a sizable audience who will hear that and conclude he's a subject matter super genius and that you're a total idiot. Many of them the titans of SV no less, Sequoia being chief among them; honestly, I
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> After The Pirate Bay and other famous public sites went down, there has been a proliferation of private trackers. These private trackers have high quality stuff. To get an invite, some of the trackers need references and also do perso
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> In order to combat piracy, you need to out innovate them in terms of convenience and features. To be entirely fair, I think we ahvae reached a parody with Hollywood and Streaming services in terms of content: sure, some comic book movi
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Isn't it? Take Cyberpunk 2077 for instance, it was leaked not long after it's launch; most people (even here) called it trash and gave up on it due to the bugs. Then after grinding away at it for 2+ years CDPR just sold more than
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
After the bean-counters had their say in the release during COVID it's clear that the developers were the one to really pay for this misguided launch; it took years for it to get CP2077 right and luckily the franchise is doing better t
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> Coding...is engineering. Put the world behind the wheel of a car and they can make it go places. This...does not make them an automotive mechanic. What a terrible analogy, just because you know the car's firmware doesn't mean
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> Imagine if the US could double its residencies instead of artificially limiting them! I really wish we could place all the blame on the AMA, because I wish it was just a matter of mandating the doubling medical licenses and spots avail
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Not surprised, as I said [0] Newsom wants to run for POTUS and he needs the endorsement and (more importantly) the money from the SV/VC king makers if he has any chance at doing it. >I'm convinced that autonomous trucks are the
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
Headline bait... this isn't what even the 1st paragraph says, what it says that it cannot be unoccupied by a HUman, something that anyone in AI in automous vehicles knew was going to happen: California’s State Senate this week passed
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> Having a separate device for separate tasks, can often be quite useful. This is what I have done ever since I could afford to own more than 1 laptop and I phased out Windows (XP). I have a device that I use for a daily driver, and 3-4
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
So, like with most things crypto related there are a lot of things to discuss, chief among them that I think that while NFTs are mainly a scam (they were the pump and dump schemes of the latest bubble, the same way ICOs were before that) th
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> It's not a real vacation if you don't get locked out of at least one bank account or credit card for the crime of accessing your balance from a foreign IP, with no way to recover :) Laughs in Bitcoin Also, Charles Schwab I
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> It's a bigger problem in NorCal. It's less visible in socal and it's only mostly just a recent phenomenon in socal. I agree, the bay area has immense wealth disparity and it looks like an abject cesspool depending where
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> I think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone under 40 who doesn't know at least one couple who met online. What an off-the-mark conclusion, I like many other tech working millennials grew up on the internet and came of age w
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> Yeah, I hear those are safe, inclusive and readily available all over the world for people that use Grindr. I admit I didn't know it was an app exclusively for gay people, and while you are right that many are vilified in certain
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> I'm surprised they managed to keep half their staff. Me too, but the default response was that those that stayed are already sending out feelers rather than shipping code; I think dating apps are an odd thing of my generation tha
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> I was born here and I've lived here all my life. I still live here. Your point? I'm here visiting right now, too. My point was that this State has always had a myriad of issues at any given time, but thinking MJ legalization
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> Do you live in california? Go outside and open your eyes for evidence. Not any more, but I was born there (multi-generational too) and visit often: I can assure you homelessness has been an issue long before either medical MJ or recre
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> Chemically-derived ones like LSD and MDMA are not in-scope in Wiener's bill, even though (like mushrooms) they aren't the kinds of drugs that cause social problems. I think that is a mistake; both have a long record of use an
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> The inaccurate part of the movie is that all that stuff worked. In real life, what "ended" the pandemic was a combination of mother nature and the human willingness to accept a lost cause and move on. The war in Ukraine and
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> Please contact me at rick.faaberg at <3letternameofthecompany>.com to chat about the POS role. Thanks! Awesome. I just sent you an email, thanks!
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0: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/08/28/scale-ai-rem...
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> Olo is a leading on-demand commerce platform powering the restaurant industry’s digital transformation. Our customers include many of the largest restaurant brands in the US, and we have a lot of exciting projects in the works. Any con
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> I'm the CEO and co-founder, AMA! Interesting concept, using NLP for biomedical research but I'm not sure how the nuts and bolts would work; I'm a 2nd year AI and ML student (US based) taking next semester off and thinki
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by Melting_Harps 3y ago
> It was also an interesting learning experience, implementing it was much harder than we anticipated and I hope others in the same position can benefit from our learnings. Well done, never mind that guy, he clearly has an axe to grind a

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