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by Mtinie 1y ago
I’m genuinely interested in which “purity tests” you are referring to. I’m all for bi-partisan ridicule if it’s warranted.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
If I'm not directly impacted by someones' use of PPE, then that's their business even if I think it is an overreaction or performative. I've injured myself while doing "simple" operations before when a bolt or
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Quite possibly. In my experience, the people who make unsolicited comments about others’ risk mitigations have incorrectly learned that safety precautions indicate weakness or inexperience, when experience teaches the opposite. Seasoned pro
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by Mtinie 1y ago
> Just like we will never have fully self-driving cars, we likely won't have fully human quality coders. “Never is a long time...and none of us lives to see its length.” Elizabeth Yates, A Place for Peter (Mountain Born, #3) “Never
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Common sense takes time to sink in.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
It could be lethal if a guild member attempted to share secrets or sell methods to a competitive guild. An example: "In 1754 the State Inquisitors of Venice learned that a worker at Daniele Miotti's factory had fled abroad with a
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by Mtinie 1y ago
I agree with you that the possibility of egalitarian care for low costs is becoming very likely. I’m cynical enough to recognize the price will just go up even if the service overhead is pennies on the dollar.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
> No, so what. Because it promotes itself as a platform to learn fluency. That’s why it’s important to recognize its limitations.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
I’ve lived in Loudoun County for twenty-four years, so I’ve seen much of the development firsthand. The data center expansion, particularly in Ashburn and Sterling, has been amazing to watch. However, I’m puzzled by this portion of your com
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by Mtinie 1y ago
The pricing seems reasonable for a SOTA class model that needs to be commercially viable or it dies.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Is this a shareable ruleset? I would completely understand if not but I’m interested in learning new ways to interact with my tools.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
I’m reasonably sure that most of the national-level news media companies have been owned by millionaires (and now billionaires) for the last century. William Randolph Hearst, E.W. Scripps, the Ochs-Sulzberger family, Raoul H. Fleischmann, C
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Authoritarianism is much easier to implement in a pervasive surveillance environment, digital or otherwise. Unfortunate for all of us, even those who think they are immune.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Political persuasion as an aside, isn’t the premise of the article itself functionally correct? Recalls should be used to recall politicians who endanger the citizens, not as a “do over” when the election results don’t match a particular id
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by Mtinie 1y ago
UUDDLRLRBASlSt I have a hunch I’ll somehow remember the Konami Code well after I’ve forgotten everything else.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Excellent. That’s what we should be doing, with or without AI. It’s hard, but it’s critical.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Considering that on paper these businesses all have employees serving as CISO, EVP-, SVP-, and many, many Directors of Security, I find it highly unlikely that the accumulated experience of the people and their teams results in decisions li
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by Mtinie 1y ago
That does not help me understand why I should pay for this service. I personally have zero concern for why this service should make money beyond operating costs. “Why should I should pay for it” is the question I asked. In my experience the
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Are there people who don’t have clinical diagnoses of depression being subjected to electro convulsive therapies? Addendum: I believe I’m close to figuring out what you are communicating but for me it’s not working. I’m reasonably sure we’d
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Experience has taught me that your assertion is from a privileged position. Congratulations for being closer to the neuro-populous side of the spectrum. Your experiences can only represent your unique case.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
I can assure you that from my singular anecdotal experience that a diagnosis does not imbue economic and financial benefit.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
One anecdotal observation does not fully tell the story.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Alternatively, society is broken.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
An engine is an assembly of parts. When an engine breaks down it does so because it broke down. An engine does not exist without its cylinders, fuel system, gaskets, lubricants, etc. I believe your analogy is flawed. Can you restate your fi
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Not exactly what you are asking for but we’re moving closer to your vision of the future: https://github.com/yurkagon/Doom-Nukem-CSS
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Who knows. I have lots of siblings and my spouse does as well, so that’s nine vacuums accounted for. Add in both sets of parents and I’d have one left over to gift to someone who also needs one. I’m not sure how to take your comment other t
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by Mtinie 1y ago
That’s your responsibility. I did not state that it was 100% created by AI. You did, so back it up since you obviously know things the rest of us don’t. Without proof I can only assume you 100% made up your argument.
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by Mtinie 1y ago
Please help me understand why a subscription to your service should be a valuable addition to my monthly spend. I buy extensively from Amazon across a number of product categories. My order history shows purchases as far back as 2005 (thoug
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by Mtinie 1y ago
It’s the rational option if someone is giving you something for less than it costs you and the moral implications of the action is minimal (at best).
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by Mtinie 1y ago
That it works is testimony to the intelligence put towards the code. That no one else can grep it tells me it was solved in a manner which was suboptimal. I cannot believe Figma hired engineers who could not follow along already-tread foots

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