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by boredumb 4y ago
Since he referred to the gulag in Russia, which was authoritarianism installed by left wing revolutionaries, using the word reactionary is accurate.
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by boredumb 4y ago
if someone is struggling to find a job and they are able to pick up a 'volatile' job, could that also have some positive effects?
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by boredumb 4y ago
I'm sorry if I touched a nerve. I read the article and even managed to identifiy that they used self reported data to prove a narrative that conveniently aligns with a current proposal by the US federal government to classify contracte
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by boredumb 4y ago
I was talking about reality because I personally know people who have and are currently doing it and they are able to cover these costs.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Become a full time employee for your mental health! The level of absolute detachment from reality you see in academics is staggering. These gig jobs are used by millions to be able to make ends meet during difficult times. I know personally
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by boredumb 4y ago
Don't be too cynical, she was the crown jewel of the "Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship" for the Obama admin.
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by boredumb 4y ago
The pattern here is not the internet but these people being severely autistic and so they are probably forced to thrive online where they aren't having to deal with eye contact or other social queues that they can't really process
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by boredumb 4y ago
Rust is perfectly fine to write CRUD apps and the productivity between it and golang is identical. The only issue I would have with growing a rust app in 2022 is the pool of talent to hire from for it. I find the comments about using rust f
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by boredumb 4y ago
They should have simply contracted it out for 843 million dollars and made everyone in the US pay for with federal taxes instead of charging 6$ to people actually using it. Sarcasm aside there is probably at least some overhead that the mon
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by boredumb 4y ago
man made horrors beyond my comprehension
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by boredumb 4y ago
You may want to market this as something closer to a 'defer until idle' so it insinuates it's an essential task that can be lower in priority of browser execution. At the moment it does feel like I should start developing a m
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by boredumb 4y ago
Beware the judas goat!
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by boredumb 4y ago
Laughed out loud to this, not what I was expecting but really liked it all the way through. There is blame to be placed on politicians and political parties looking to increase governments role in private life and fear mongering of AI repla
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by boredumb 4y ago
Yes! I was delighted just a few weeks ago to go from nothing to a rest server, redis connection, database connection and templating out dynamic html with rust after a few hours of tinkering.
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by boredumb 4y ago
She's the author of the OP.
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by boredumb 4y ago
I do think there will be big advancements in the text-to-speech realm. I've noticed some ML projects imitating voices surprisingly well and while it's not quite there yet - it's already a bit less grating than it was even a f
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by boredumb 4y ago
As someone who works remotely from home, the last thing I need is to start babbling to myself in code for 8 hours a day. I imagine that's a one way ticket to developing some sort of disorder.
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by boredumb 4y ago
I don't envy whoever had to aggregate the training data.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Yes. It is disheartening, but also not surprising to see at this point in history. It would take me off guard if people weren't injecting californian morality into AI. A complete side note - but i've had an invasive thought lately
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by boredumb 4y ago
NOT a colony.... we're a territory. If you think puerto rico becoming it's own country and missing out on the aid, support and ease of travel provided by the federal government you are either malevolent or naive. Puerto Rican resi
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by boredumb 4y ago
Arecibo isn't remote. From San Juan I can get there in 40 minutes and it's directly off the 22 which is definitely not an easy freeway to be shut down short of a hurricane. It's also directly in between mayaguez and san juan
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by boredumb 4y ago
We were only one paper away from the true revelation that female lacrosse players named Jared are by far the ideal new hires. hold on to your papers!
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by boredumb 4y ago
GPT3 seems to disagree. can AI boost workplace diversity? `Yes, AI can boost workplace diversity in a number of ways. For example, AI can help identify unconscious bias in hiring practices, help managers develop more diverse teams, and supp
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by boredumb 4y ago
Wow, how progressive of Turkey!
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by boredumb 4y ago
I didn't praise anything, I pointed out how it's representative of one of the benefits of said economic system. With that out of the way, a comment insinuating that free markets are to blame for the water crisis in California, is
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by boredumb 4y ago
Capturing inefficiencies in processes is a good thing and one of the biggest benefits of capitalism, unless you are proposing we stop growing tomatoes or making ketchup?
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by boredumb 4y ago
Surely this won't turn into a political weapon and be used by people who want more control over society and politics to twist definitions of words to attack people they disagree with in order to avoid having a real conversation. It&#x2
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by boredumb 4y ago
Freezing to death versus possibly dying under a environmentalists future doomsday prediction is an easy and obvious choice.
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by boredumb 4y ago
What a gentlemen! How I used my new boyfriends tracking location to realize he spends almost all of his free time in one of our local gentlemen clubs!

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