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abenga
1y ago
This time he has control over all the arms of government + the support of much of the private sector though. The last time there was at least some push-back.
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1y ago
What Western world? European countries have decent social safety nets administered by the government.
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1y ago
That is your opinion. The role of government should be whatever the citizens decide through democratic processes. If they want the government to go around feeding people from milk bottles, that is what it will be. If they decide it is to ru
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abenga
1y ago
Android's too. For some reason, it randomly changes plurals into possessives by adding apostrophes from time to time with no rule I can infer and avoid, but often enough to be annoying.
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1y ago
The ACA will not survive the next couple of years.
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1y ago
No True AI …
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abenga
1y ago
For "you" as a natural person. Companies are legally free to download books for free to train AI.
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abenga
1y ago
"Everyone should be able to afford to buy or build a home" and "everyone's home should appreciate in value as an investment forever" are direct opposites.
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abenga
1y ago
What Waymo and others are doing is impressive, but it doesn't seem like it will globally generalize. Does it seem like that system can be deployed in chaotic Mumbai, old European cities, or unpaved roads? It requires clear, well mainta
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1y ago
Why would you try to convince an LLM of anything?
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1y ago
Do you have concrete examples of incidents? Honestly asking.
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1y ago
That's an opinion (a wrong one IMO, but you do you). It's hard for me to comment because when I tried using Fedora (maybe 15 years ago, tbh) I couldn't even play MP3s out of the box, so I never revisited it. I also left Ubunt
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1y ago
It's Debian testing; a rough experience is practically expected. I say this as a person who daily-drives Sid. That's some hyperbole. If I spent 6 hours a day fixing some distro's issues, that would be my whole job. I would be
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1y ago
Exactly where is Debian "not working"?
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1y ago
Maybe it is, but does Google actually get data from government maps? Isn't it mostly satellite data + machine learning from people's movement by tracking phones?
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1y ago
The road outside my house was widened into a highway more than five years ago. To this day, Google Maps still asks me to take detours that were only active during construction. I have reported this ad nauseum. Nothing. It also keeps telling
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1y ago
We care. If I get a video recommendation on YouTube and it is AI-created, I blacklist the channel. I will never listen to AI music. Even articles, the only way I will keep reading someone's writing is if I never find out they don'
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1y ago
Don't wealthy people have fewer children?
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1y ago
This assumes you have one isolated group of friends who communicate mostly with each other and not as much to people outside this group. You would need to convince your friends+family to switch, then they in turn need to convince their othe
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1y ago
Rick Rubin said this in a popular interview himself, fwiw.
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1y ago
Any day now. or We are not trying it hard enough.
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1y ago
Humans did not accumulate that intuition just using images. In the example you gave, you subconsciously augment the image information with a lifetime of interacting with the world using all the other senses.
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1y ago
> literally communist party member. It's not the 50s any more Mr McCarthy. That is not in itself necessarily a bad thing.
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1y ago
You do not need to review every line of every package you use, just the subset of the interface you import/link and use. You have to review every line of code you commit into your project. I think attempting to equate the two is dishon
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1y ago
Another aim of walkable cities is many amenities you need being within that one block.
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1y ago
The German sovereign tech fund gave gnome 1m Euro a year or so ago, so they do seem to be doing something .
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1y ago
"Too many calories" is a simpler problem to solve: increase physical activity, take less sugar, or take sugar less frequently. The signal to watch out for to tell that you are taking too much (increasing weight) is straightforward
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1y ago
A common refrain against any attempt to mitigate unjust effects of past racial injustice (affirmative action, protesting against unjust policing, DEI, etc) is that the mitigation itself is racist, and the best thing would be to treat everyo
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1y ago
> he welcomes anybody and does not care about race, Ah yes, the "all lives matter" rebuttal.
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1y ago
Women having equal agency and independence causing difficulty in your relationships is a you problem.
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