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4mo ago
Always funny to me how people try and put laws on things for homeless people when the ills people are worried about with homeless people are already illegal but not being enforced. E.g., "we must charge for transit, to keep homeless pe
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asdff
4mo ago
Things go through institutional review boards now that are concerned with such past failures.
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4mo ago
I mean, in the NAS space with a plethora of open source alternatives, that is a viable stance.
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4mo ago
Everyone I know is having a hard time in all sorts of industries. Either they are currently unemployed and have been job searching for sometimes over a year. Or they are still employed but any looking they've done has been fruitless. S
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4mo ago
Hydro power is often brutal for the local environment. There has been a whole lot of expensive and careful undoing of hydro power around the world in recent years in attempt to save various local species from extinction. There are second or
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4mo ago
Well, today in 2026 there would be informed consent.
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4mo ago
FWIW biological populations are not infinite. They are dependent on carrying capacity of the environment and other factors.
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4mo ago
It isn't that unbelievable. This came in direct response to the Black Panthers armed protest in Sacramento in 1967. The law came in 1968. You have to remember that power then, and still now in a lot of ways, was racist.
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4mo ago
Hence why this is now changing. Every demographic smokes weed now. It is no longer a good proxy to hamstring blacks, browns, and leftists.
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4mo ago
Anything can be sold to PE.
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4mo ago
That's surprising considering it was fast on computers from 30 years ago
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4mo ago
There would be informed consent. We aren't the SS.
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4mo ago
It is kind of interesting the implications of "making you feel less hungry" in terms of a general insensitivity to the bodies own signalling mechanisms, vs just a hyper convenient targeted approach that only strikes the hunger por
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4mo ago
Op said it's 20 mins by car to the city center.
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4mo ago
Who cares if it is outside the city center? Looks like it is plenty urban. Even better, more real businesses priced towards locals paying 120k for an entire building, and no seasonal tourist businesses taking up space in the market priced f
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4mo ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer/comments/1thk1bn... Cheaper than 120k?
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4mo ago
Wikipedia's ownership section on broadcom is stale 2024 data but back then at least 10 investment firms and banks owned about 40% of it.
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4mo ago
You can probably give grokbot an elon salute and it will stop in its track to return one at you.
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4mo ago
That taco is going to show up cold and soggy. All these delivery services for cold and soggy food. I don't get it. When I get my al pastor I want as little time to pass between the taquero slicing it off with his machete and it hitting
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4mo ago
Cheap car =/= unreliable car. Expensive car =/= reliable car.
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4mo ago
The uber situation was even more insidious than that. It wasn't like college students were calling cabs to go to bars in 2013. Uber created a market. It was essentially a mind virus. Gee now I can go to this place all for $7. Chum the
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4mo ago
Have you heard about working for mercor? You aren't working full time for them or sniffing anywhere close to a proper annual wage.
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4mo ago
It is still drawing bike lane networks in cemeteries and random bits of grass and pavement. So no. The way I see it is is actually worse than it was in 2006. When I opened it today it asked me if I would like to see Dua Lipa's recommen
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4mo ago
Why would land and water and material be devoted to that by the robot overlords? Just cull the humans.
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4mo ago
No it doesn't. Propagandize the population sufficiently and they won't accept the reality in front of them.
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4mo ago
It has always been this way though. Who is really qualified to evaluate something but another engineer? Perhaps the first record of a slop product is the Complaint to Ea-nāṣir from 1750 BC.
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4mo ago
No more gun emoji. Humanity could not be trusted with the cartoon revolver emoji. Take your squirtgun, citizen.
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4mo ago
You just brute force it with compute. What is the goal? Evaluating a function. So, given enough compute, you can just generate random functions, plot output distribution, select the function that meets threshold and move on.
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4mo ago
Except the loitering autonomous ordinance over the data centers and power stations and mining operations. Good luck with your stashed ar15 and couple hundred rounds of ammo against a drone at 50k feet with 1ft ordinance precision. You will
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4mo ago
The issue with any UBI proposal is two fold. For one, initial payments will see inflation making them always need to be higher. And for two, this inflation mechanism is basically a bribe that companies are paying to humanity in order to kee
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