Shitty-kitty

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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
I don't know if it's "birth control" but it will definitely let you know that "Plan B" is not considered "pregnancy-termination" it is still legal in all States.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
A human won't respond with "Neuron 10-100 of the frontal cortex" (jokes aside) with deceptively convincing confidence.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Problem is, all the old metrics are now obsolete and nobody knows how to measure productivity anymore.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Vim makes some slow and incredibly tedious tasks, fast and efficient. Having said that, all those key-presses to switch modes do add up.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
That's amazing. What's even more incredible is that somehow you managed to do a real code review and testing in that time-frame.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
I't has been very good as suppressing wages.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
They already are, It has become a real problem in Reddit. Especially with the latest in pseudo-science crap like peptides.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
We don't know what thinking is but pattern matching is definitely a big part of it. That's why people see Jesus on a piece of burnt toast.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
DNScryptProxy maintains a extensive list of public DNS servers. It also lists if if they do Dnssec, filetering, logging. https://download.dnscrypt.info/dnscrypt-resolvers/v3/public-...
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Open source, Open weights, these are core business decisions.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
It's just a smart business decision that allows their models to compete and gain market-share against much pricier private models. No philanthropy there.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
I was talking about its economic system, not politics.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Sparta is not exactly known as the pinnacle of civilization. As for the rest of your comment, you make some good points.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Sparta is known for little other than their military prowess, which was a necessity for managing their much larger slave population. Athens had a rather strange system of slavery. The majority of slaves, owned by State, earned wages and wo
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Slavery was legal in most society's 2 millennia ago but most society's were not built to be depended on slavery the way it was in Sparta, Rome and the American South.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Brewing alcohol was known to hunter-gatherers. Irrigation, sanitation and water-systems were invented in Mesopotamia (as were cities). Medicine/education, that's the Greeks.
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Don't glorify Rome too much. It was a slavery based society that progressed sciences, technology and civilization little from what they inherited from the Mesopotamian's/Greeks. Heck written Latin didn't even have punct
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by Shitty-kitty 3mo ago
Social Security is the number 1 line item accounting for over 22% of the federal budget.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
China, Canada, Sweden and others, are not stupid. We really don't understand how it is that all the experts say that Nuclear needs to be parts of the equation but all of you "online activist" keep insisting that, they are jus
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
8Gb laptops are about the only tech still selling. Exec's better think long and hard about that.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Eisenhower was a general before becoming President.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
The U.S had the greatest rail network and then we built the Interstate Highway system and abandoned rail. Truth is that nobody funds multiple competing transportation network. Japan chose rail, we chose highways.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Utility-scale solar projects in California are experiencing interconnection delays averaging 3 to 5 years, primarily due to grid congestion, slow utility study pipelines, and aging substation equipment.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
If you want to do a real comparison then you have to include the cost of healthcare.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
When buying something thru an ad they share the commission. With A.I, they keep the commision.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Broadcom is acting like a VC. Quickly milk as much as you can then sell the carcass.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
The industrial revolution is undoubtedly one of the greatest achievements in human history. What everyone glosses over is that it really sucked for the workers that lived thru it. Highly skilled jobs like weaving became obsolete and the low
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
"there was little sense of horror or revulsion at the prospect of all out nuclear war" I would wager that for most leaders it is simply a matter of not wanting a "Pyrrhic victory" rather then an overwhelming sense of ci
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Using your provided definition, you come to a conclusion completely ignoring the "utilizing creative or imaginative talents" part.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
I'm not a web dev and my needs are pretty simple but I've had a lot of success with jekyll. It's a open source static-site generator.

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