boplicity

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by boplicity 8mo ago
I ask this about nearly every software company. Almost every vendor of ours has dedicated quite a lot of time and energy to useless AI features.
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Video of Assault on Peaceful ICE Observer(twitter.com)
13 points by boplicity 8mo ago|2 comments
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Robert Marchand (Cyclist)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by boplicity 9mo ago|0 comments
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Not really sure what you're thinking here, but anything one can do to expose data, and make it visible could be helpful. Many decisions aren't made simply because the right information is not available.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
From the top Reddit comment: > Watching this repeatedly, you can clearly see the ICE agent in grey removes a pistol from the victim's rear waistband with his right hand [...] > The gun is off the victim BEFORE the first shots are
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by boplicity 9mo ago
It wasn't just Chinese data, though. It was access to all customer data. They also built tools specifically for searching and filtering that data that they told congress were impossible to build...
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by boplicity 9mo ago
If you read Reckless People , it becomes quite clear how Facebook is culpable.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Have you read the book? It would likely give you some good talking/discussion points...such as "FB intentionally let genocide happen. Do you think we should support them with our time?"
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by boplicity 9mo ago
The book was absolutely horrifying. Meta is far worse than most people realize.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
We can't give up our power just because the situation is difficult. We need to assert as much power as possible. Organize; talk openly about the problem; coordinate plans for voting (yes, I know its early). Pressure politicians. There
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Trump has around 90% support from Republicans. Honestly, this looks very much like 1930s Germany. I really wish that weren't an exaggeration.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
NO. Just no.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
It's not just Renee Good. Unfortunately, this didn't get a lot of attention, but they also threw a flash-bang grenade and tear gas at a car filled with six children. A six month old baby had to get CPR from her mom. Two kids were
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Affordable EVs exist and are widely available in some countries. They're effectively banned in North America, though.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Suppliers really hate working with Costco. They're slow to pay, allow for only small margins, and often need too high of a percentage of a businesses revenue, all of which is not friendly towards suppliers.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Toys for kids are absolutely a necessity in most households with kids.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Why would you need to replace the batteries? Do they fail outright at around 10 years, become unsafe, or do they just lose capacity? Curious! Even if they're at 50% capacity, they would still work, right? But if there are other conside
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Source? I'd love to learn more about this!
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by boplicity 9mo ago
We have a certain amount of "willpower" that can overcome motivational barriers. This willpower is limited, though. It's very helpful to have clear guidance on where to allocate this very limited resources, especially in
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by boplicity 9mo ago
Look at the free cash flow, and the situation looks maybe even worse. They're basically not worth much, if anything, from a free cash flow perspective.
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by boplicity 9mo ago
To be clear, I see a lot of "magical thinking" among people who promote AI. They imagine a "perfect" AI tool that can basically do everything better than a human can. Maybe this is possible. Maybe not. However, it's
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by boplicity 9mo ago
> Let's see something ground-breaking Why? People don't ask hammers to do much more than bash in nails into walls. AI coding tools can be incredibly powerful -- but shouldn't that power be focused on what the tool is act
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by boplicity 10mo ago
Research says, apparently, that Prop 65 has actually been affective. > The researchers analyzed concentrations of 11 chemicals placed on the Proposition 65 warning list and monitored by the CDC between 1999 and 2016. They included severa
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by boplicity 10mo ago
Compliance, "up the chain", "department", "the official company IT", etc... These are all things that the target audience either doesn't have, or doesn't want. If the above words are important to you
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by boplicity 10mo ago
Why replace Firefox? The headline and linked article don't seem to match reality at all. It's just a bunch of clickbait nonsense.
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by boplicity 10mo ago
You need to get more specific about your market. General language learning is too broad of a category in order to make informed choices. Who are your ideal customers -- and how can you serve them best? "Calm" is not a niche, its a
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by boplicity 10mo ago
My point is that a country may do reprehensible things, but that does not mean that the people in that country approve of those things -- or even that the people in government approve of them. Countries can be complex, with many contradicti
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by boplicity 10mo ago
The UK is also not a single person, but a collection of millions of individuals and diverse groups with diverse opinions and actions.
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by boplicity 10mo ago
Their model doesn't handle punctuation, quote marks, and similar things very well at all.
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by boplicity 10mo ago
A training dataset is a document, not a method of processing a document. This type of document regularly gets reproduced and distributed in a commercial environment. Even if the distribution is contained within a large corporation, it still

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