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by autoexec 5mo ago
We're losing a lot of workers. Some might consider that a good thing if they hate the idea of a large exploited underclass (or just people of a certain skin color), but it could be a problem for farms if there aren't enough hands
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by autoexec 5mo ago
If it's been a while you lose the active antibodies, but your immune system still knows whats up and can generate them when exposed. If you're lucky they do it fast enough that the virus doesn't get time to gain a foothold an
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by autoexec 5mo ago
These people, even the drunk guy, weren't cruising down the tracks without a care in the world. They either stopped on tracks or were pushed onto them. I was skeptical about the guy who claimed to be "blinded by the sun" and
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Probably not what you think unless you know what SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 T5 means
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> In 5 years, after someone is eventually fatally injured you'll just jump up and say "AHA! Told you Waymos are unsafe!" That'll depend on the circumstances. If someone is killed because of a mistake a human wouldn&#
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by autoexec 5mo ago
"Floods are the most common and widespread of all weather-related natural disasters...Flooding occurs in every U.S. state and territory, and is a threat experienced anywhere in the world that receives rain." ( https://ww
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by autoexec 5mo ago
As far as I know, nobody has been hurt from floods while in a Waymo. They hide their safety data from the public though ( https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/28/22906513/waymo-lawsuit-ca... ) so it's hard
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> The "responsible adults" know that chasing perfection gets you nowhere fast. I wouldn't call being prepared for very common life threatening events experienced by drivers "chasing perfection". The people with s
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I'll be relieved when I hear that they did it without killing anyone. Considering they didn't bother to work out how to handle floods before they put people's lives at risk everywhere else, it's not all that reassuring t
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> Presumably they haven't had the chance to do a lot of flood training but now they have that chance. They should have done that flood training when they weren't putting people's lives at risk. It's not as if this was
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I think that enough purely recombinant output will eventually produce novel, useful output.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> They will do their own thing, don't need us. In fact, we will be in the way... You can take some comfort in the fact that it took a human to tell the LLM to even attempt to try this. They do nothing on their own. They have no will
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by autoexec 5mo ago
If we managed to create very fast monkeys with typewriters and software that can review their output quickly enough that we end up with a result that's worth reading we'd still have people insisting that we've created intelli
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by autoexec 5mo ago
There are some troubling signs that things are headed in that direction ( https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/11/20/sediti... ) The greater problem is that many innocent people have a
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by autoexec 5mo ago
The death penalty should just be abolished. Where it exists there will always be innocent people who are murdered by the state.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> A police officer's job is to lie to you. No it isn't. Their job is to enforce the law. The only time it's reasonable for an officer to lie is when they're engaged in authorized undercover operations.
647.
by autoexec 5mo ago
A reasonable exception can be made for undercover work without permitting most of the instances where police lie to people.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I think there's something in place where he's not directly eligible, but I doubt that applies to his family.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
I hope he applies (he's thought about it) just to further point out what a joke the whole thing is. Zero chance they treat his case fairly.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
It falls on We the People to make sure our elected officials are working for us and not giving police unions whatever they want, but we will probably need election finance reforms to make it harder for the unions to influence the outcomes.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
It would be nice if someone ran against Sheriff Nick Weems using this case in their ads and speeches as an example of why Weems is unfit for the job and a liability for tax payers, but if someone did they'd have to be prepared to move
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> For police in particular, the unions prevent a lot of police accountability, and because of the power that police wield over the population, I am comfortable saying I support unions EXCEPT police unions. Police unions don't have t
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by autoexec 5mo ago
This seems to imply that voters elected someone because they campaigned on violating civil rights or breaking the law. That's rarely the case (Joe Arpaio is one exception). If an elected official breaks the law and/or violates the
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Recent history has shown that sometimes people will vote for incompetent criminals but, elected or not, that doesn't mean we shouldn't still hold them accountable for what they do.
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by autoexec 5mo ago
Just make them pay for the insurance out of the pension fund. Better yet, make individual officers personally liable for acts outside of their official duties such as civil rights violations and crimes. After the first few cops lose all of
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by autoexec 5mo ago
It looks like the markets aren't very useful except for the small percentage of people with inside information, the exceptionally lucky, and the platforms themselves that get to take a cut of the action and/or collect personal dat
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by autoexec 5mo ago
It means having short-term growth at all costs will be your only principle
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> The private company would gladly connect everyone. They'll gladly connect everyone except those people/places they personally don't like, or anyone their friends/business partners don't like, or anyone they are
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> now you’ve got a big juicy target maintained by hobbyists. You'd have a much larger number of targets which makes things somewhat more difficult for those looking to exploit them since they'd have to track down the various pl
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by autoexec 5mo ago
> I could imagine cases where prediction markets could offer some actual insight I could imagine that there's very little insight to be gained when some 23 year old has so little hope for his financial future that he's spending

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