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by allears 2y ago
The fool! Little does he know the consequences of revealing our secrets!
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by allears 2y ago
It's bad news for any worker. If the Feds won't enforce, then it's up to the individual states. And of course there's lots of states that want to attract industry, and lowering worker protections is one way to do that. I
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by allears 2y ago
Ethical considerations are briefly discussed at the end of the article -- too briefly, in my opinion.
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by allears 2y ago
After seeing those pictures of their cages, no wonder they wanted to escape. Would it be so tough to give them a more humane environment to live in?
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by allears 2y ago
Apparently they have -- the comment above the article says that the new version conforms.
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by allears 2y ago
But only if you have an account on Instagram and Facebook
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by allears 2y ago
I read that as "The United States Digital Service Is Now Dope" and I thought, that's cool, we needed a little street smarts around here.
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by allears 2y ago
Easier for me to tap out a couple of numbers on a keypad than entering text. I guess this would be useful if you flunked gradeschool math. Wait -- if you don't understand math, how would you know how to formulate the problem?
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by allears 2y ago
Or, conversely, "Every idea ChatGPT came up with was no worse than the crap we come up with."
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by allears 2y ago
"Social media? Naw, that's harmless. It's just a way for people to connect and amuse themselves."
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by allears 2y ago
The article doesn't mention the big problem of false positives. You don't want your car to slam to a halt when an empty paper cup blows across the road.
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by allears 2y ago
A patient is somebody you are trying to help. A customer is somebody you are trying to make money off.
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by allears 2y ago
It's code for "they're too woke."
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by allears 2y ago
Another slap on the wrist. The FTC may well be totally killed off by the incoming administration, but as it is, they're so toothless they probably won't be missed much.
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by allears 2y ago
I hope New Glenn is a great success, we need more than one provider of high-capacity launch services. But challenge SpaceX's dominance? SpaceX is way too far ahead, and moving way too fast, for anybody to challenge them at this point.
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by allears 2y ago
Evidence suggests that cancer was a lot less prevalent before the modern era, yet people have consumed alcohol for thousands of years. In fact, a number of non-human mammals are known to consume alcohol, apparently for recreational reasons.
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by allears 2y ago
Once again a headline that asks a question that the accompanying article doesn't answer. Interesting question though
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by allears 2y ago
Stopped reading at Jesus
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by allears 2y ago
This just in -- stimulants can help you concentrate.
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by allears 2y ago
The only thing they measured was travel time. For me, convenience and comfort also count, and are worth a little extra time.
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by allears 2y ago
The New York Times has no idea of my tastes in music, and no idea of your tastes either. This is just one of those "this is what everybody else likes, so you should like it too" kind of things. Kinda like, if all the songs on pop
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by allears 2y ago
Yup. And migrant workers are critical to American food security.
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by allears 2y ago
Now that truly sounds creepy. Automated attitude adjustment.
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by allears 2y ago
“These tests are absolutely critical because we have to complete all of these tests to say the spacecraft design is safe and we’re ready to fly a crew for the first time on Artemis II...” A perfect example of circular logic. These tests are
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by allears 2y ago
The economist who wrote this article could learn quite a bit from George too.
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by allears 2y ago
Yeah, not even being pedantic, I still think you're wrong. AI may solve some problems by linking together various bits from its training, and put together very coherent responses, but at least currently, we're not headed in a dire
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by allears 2y ago
You sound both intelligent and self-aware, a combination of qualities that seems rare these days. I hope you and your partner (will? did?) work things out.
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by allears 2y ago
Nate Silver is a pretty good statistician. Unfortunately, he tried to parlay his popularity into a reputation of being an expert on everything. Not going so well.
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by allears 2y ago
If you challenge me like that, of course I won't. Clickbait is clickbait, even (or especially) when it says "researchers say."
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by allears 2y ago
I'll tell you later.

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