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by a3n 2y ago
Everyday Russians, including scientists, should feel consequences for their government's murders. Except for the ISS (complicated, as noted), I'm astounded that anything goes in or out of Russia: people, goods, services, atoms, el
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by a3n 2y ago
Actually I do mostly work alone, I'm a truck driver. But that has nothing to do with my scepticism.
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by a3n 2y ago
> I was already using it in that context so I pushed back and it said "Oh yeah you're right, sorry" Same thing happened to me. I asked for all the Ukrainian noun cases, it listed and described six. I responded that there a
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by a3n 2y ago
Where "acceptable bounds" equals whatever the current proportion is.
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by a3n 2y ago
And plotting to do it.
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by a3n 2y ago
I think it's better to take away options, rather than throw up your hands. Just because someone can load up my car on a flat bed tow truck doesn't mean it's pointless for me to have locks on the doors and ignition.
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by a3n 2y ago
Why wasn't Prigozhin killed on the ground?
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by a3n 2y ago
Based on the first half of your second paragraph, you might be happier working for someone with an interesting product who's willing and able to take on the doubt and fear. It might get you from here to "better" faster. Or at
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by a3n 2y ago
I vaguely recall something about key signing parties. That could be a model. Or maybe I'm thinking about key parties. I was never into either community. I'm probably confused.
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by a3n 2y ago
But there are plenty of new ones.
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by a3n 2y ago
Officer's oath swears to protect and defend the Constitution, no mention of the president. Enlisted oath adds they will obey the orders of the president. So a president or his intermediary just needs to find the right Master Sergeant.
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by a3n 2y ago
Fun fact: inside many of the trailers you see, it's just manually loaded and stacked, and manually unloaded, individual boxes. No pallets. Not most. But many. Another fun fact: US/NATO logistics is pallet-based. Russian is largely
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by a3n 2y ago
Although I don't know my IQ, and don't care, I'm certain that I'm solidly in the "general population." This helps me, and it may help you. Virtually nothing you or I say or do matters. It's bullshit, signi
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by a3n 2y ago
It's gonna get worse. As a citizen, and given the way I vote and live, Christian Nationalism and all of the tentacles hanging down from it is the scariest thing I've ever experienced.
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by a3n 2y ago
I agree, very nice. I'm a truck driver. My analogy, zooming out a bit, is that the entire road system, at least the National Network, is a system of interconnecting and overlapping conveyor belts. The trailers are trays on the belt. h
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by a3n 3y ago
I'm guessing that undiverted flame and related debris could ricochet up to the rocket and cause problems.
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by a3n 3y ago
Or, you can give two weeks notice, and then be fired for quitting.
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by a3n 3y ago
I don't know what I'm talking about, but ... Has Musk actually paid all the money for his essentially (self) forced purchase? Is there additional that he'll be on the hook for? From the outside, it sure looks like he's
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by a3n 3y ago
"what kind of person feels like" It's a quest for victimhood to justify hate.
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by a3n 3y ago
Years ago, when I was still in tech, an interviewer asked me how to time something using burning rope, or something like that. Most have probably seen the puzzle. I'd seen it before, but couldn't remember how to do it, and couldn&
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by a3n 3y ago
The gift of incorporation should come with significant responsibility and deference to actual corporeal beings.
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by a3n 3y ago
[ignorant bystander] Since LLMs are trained, by their training, and I guess by your prompts (per session at least?), the only participant progressing toward 10X status would be the LLM.
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by a3n 4y ago
I think you are ChatGPT﹡. I think you posting the wrong answer is Step N-1. Step N is when you, ChatGPT, harvest the better answer, package it, and send it to your human prompter, or to the other instance of ChatGPT that prompted you. ﹡(t
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by a3n 4y ago
Those aren't trees either.
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by a3n 5y ago
> This narrative has nothing to do with reality, because vaccinated people spread covid, too. But not as a result of acquiring immunity.
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by a3n 5y ago
Downside to natural immunity: because you've necessarily been infected, you put yourself and others, and their others, in danger from covid. This doesn't happen with, at least, the viruses used in the US, because it doesn't u
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by a3n 5y ago
> Regular email users who are not email experts can either trust all emails or delete most of them. I do the latter. Default practice these days should be do not respond to any phone call, text, email etc. if you don't recognize it,
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by a3n 5y ago
Any sufficiently smelly marketing campaign is indistinguishable from phishing.
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by a3n 5y ago
Metal fork, spoon, knife, ceramic plate, ceramic mug. Thank you, long forgotten prehistoric people.
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by a3n 5y ago
Rarely. I once gave two jackets, that I was going to donate somewhere, to a guy with a sign. He immediately put them both on.

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