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SpaceNoodled
8mo ago
Which is why this needs to be paired with performance incentives. Base pay increases to address attrition, and perf comp to drive engagement and retain top talent.
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8mo ago
Classic https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-o...
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8mo ago
Clever, but I'd worry that they'd actually find some way to nail me.
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8mo ago
So what we now have is a very expensive and energy-intensive method for inflating data in a lossy manner. Incredible.
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8mo ago
maybe a much earlier version. There were no animations, and this was before color was widespread.
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8mo ago
What's old is new again. This takes me back thirty-odd years to some ASCII drawing program I used to use in DOS. I can't recall if it was somehow part of WordPerfect or its own thing.
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8mo ago
I thought that was George Carlin.
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9mo ago
> people aren't total idiots. You clearly haven't met that many people.
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9mo ago
He probably still lives there
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9mo ago
Sounds like the solution to crime is therefore to mitigate the factors that precipitate it. If people steal in order to meet their basic needs, then providing basic housing and medical care to all should see a reduction in crime.
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9mo ago
Derp
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9mo ago
It sounds like you're saying we should generate more bullshit to justify bullshit.
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9mo ago
At that rate, I would already be there if I had just walked.
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9mo ago
Divide inches by 25.4 for millimeters
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9mo ago
I'd rather have those smelling of alcohol be passengers than drivers.
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SpaceNoodled
9mo ago
Guess he never met Tom Lehrer
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9mo ago
Maintaining the status quo just keeps killing people at an increasing rate. The sooner the system is unfucked, the fewer senseless deaths there will be overall.
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9mo ago
You say this as if people aren't already dying of lack of care. And it's already disintegrating. Check back up in your estimated month as the realities of ACA subsidy drops start to kick in.
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9mo ago
Teens are kids.
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SpaceNoodled
9mo ago
So fucking sink it. All heath "insurers" do is just delay and deny coverage anyway.
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10mo ago
We could just lower it once, to zero, and be done with it.
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10mo ago
State and local taxes can make a significant difference for general goods, and especially car purchases. Amazon also isn't a restaurant, and while they do sort of sell groceries through Whole Foods and Amazon Fresh, those are again pri
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10mo ago
Not sure what you're getting at. Housing is the main cost, and is drastically cheaper in Seattle. Food in Seattle is a bit more pricey.
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10mo ago
Seattle cost of living is still significantly cheaper than the Bay Area. A lower salary goes even farther given the lack of state income tax, too.
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10mo ago
Half of it is stones; the other half is cash.
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10mo ago
Yes.
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10mo ago
git
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10mo ago
Right, they said normal person.
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10mo ago
At some point, the market will no longer be able to bear premium price hikes, and they'll just shove in ads instead - exactly as happened with cable.
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11mo ago
That honestly sounds like addiction.
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