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by arbitrary_name 6d ago
interestingly there is "ellos son unos payasos" = they are clowns: a judgement, not a statement about their employment
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by arbitrary_name 9d ago
i think they are suggesting to rethink the need for things like seasonal decorations if you are forced to pay a life long recurring fee for the privilege.
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by arbitrary_name 15d ago
> Do you even realize that one of the only reason anybody still supports this war is precisely because of comments like yours that seems like a moronic reason to support a moronic war.
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by arbitrary_name 26d ago
I'm like you. it's a utility. i don't customize anything that doesn't relate to ergonomics and efficiency. and some people just want to tune and tweak: look at car modding, bumper stickers, etc
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by arbitrary_name 1mo ago
the guy selling lettuce at my farmers market grows it, transports it and sells it. if it makes me sick, he will hear about it, and i bet he has a very strong incentive to avoid that situation over a too big to fail megacorp that is basicall
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by arbitrary_name 1mo ago
i was a management consultant. sometimes, employees are bad at their jobs, or organizations are unable to solve their own problems. people who have no long term loyalty or political agency within the organization can help resolve internal i
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by arbitrary_name 1mo ago
don't be ridiculous. feel free to point to Democrats with clear evidence of anyi semitic statements and connections to right wing nationalists. then let's tally up the same count for the GOP eh (Nock Fuentes at the white house, &q
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
yes, Democrats put ideologues in charge of the EPA, took a 'chainsaw' to government, and gutted the agencies. you're so right. go peddle your mediocrity somewhere else.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
point on the doll where the vegan touched you.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
dumb question, but what is the best way to feed the book to the llm? i run into context window limits, or practical limitations of digitizing the book
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
Retention is all they need
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
yes we can. it will hurt but it will be cheaper than the consequences of continuing.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
so why do we have the poverty and inequality today? why do they spend the money they do on the things they do? they are not altruists and they never will be. they could change millions of lives today, but most do not. pure naivete.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
i thought it was pretty clear, personally.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
imo, usa has the worst sports culture of any country I've lived in (6 so far). Oakland Raiders? not anymore! teams just leave to another city if the money is right. craziness. the sheer number of ads and marketing. what are you smoking
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
I expected more from Argentina, yet here we are.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
offshore Swiss accounts. opaque and complex corporate ownership structures. land.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
you are a funny man. i live in the one of the wealthiest areas of the US, c with good healthcare: specialists are very hard to get. service rationing is everywhere. we are losing doctors. your argument is ideological, not rooted in reality.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
there is a major god complex here. MBAs and non technical managers = inept Catbert-type charlatans. Software engineers, devs, etc = geniuses capable of mastering any domain, innate ability to be right on any topic.
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by arbitrary_name 2mo ago
that doesn't mean you get to steal it, and it means you don't get to complain when people reuse/steal it.
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by arbitrary_name 3mo ago
sorry, did they owe you and any other poster something?
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by arbitrary_name 3mo ago
no, it's the fact that in accidents (where you are not the cause), people die disproportionately under your giant vehicle. it's safer for you, but almost no one else. and don't get me started on the environmental/politic
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by arbitrary_name 3mo ago
I'm using it to learn coding. i could not get through the hurdles of installing an IDE and js/python modules before. now i am learning basic scripting and data modeling etc. it is phenomenal for learning languages. i built a chick
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by arbitrary_name 3mo ago
it is extremely difficult to do in cases like this. again, why are we pulling the sensors? why not leave them in place and stop paying for maintenance? why not find alternate funding mechanisms? because we know who these people are, and wha
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by arbitrary_name 3mo ago
yes? why is that even a question. you have enough money to buy a phone and spare time to comment, just like me, while people die of hunger and thirst in Sudan: 50 dollars would buy life saving medicines and water treatment. but i spent it o
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by arbitrary_name 4mo ago
i think that is an overly simplistic axiom: the utilities must cover a fixed asset base (poles and wires and transformers), pretty much regardless of how much or whether a household consumes from the grid. the less the utility recoups via b
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by arbitrary_name 4mo ago
>The greatest thing a person can do is raise a child and build a legacy. nice opinion, but it seems you are increasingly in the minority. if the older generations can't find it in their hearts to take the long term view on social se
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by arbitrary_name 4mo ago
you mispelled 'every circle of hell'. out of curiosity, why would you censor that word?
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by arbitrary_name 4mo ago
what does this even mean?
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by arbitrary_name 4mo ago
why would the ultra wealthy care about it being an ev? operating cost and climate impact are not a priority when you are dropping 650k and living in a oil rich ME kingdom. performance and aesthetics s would be more important, surely?

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