boston_clone

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by boston_clone 4mo ago
No, not lonely, I simply choose to not dehumanize those who work in that role. > it's universally something that should have been possible online without talking to anyone why do you think it is the case that quite literally zero me
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
>There's nothing a low-level CS representative does that couldn't be handled by an LLM. This kind of reductionist take is an immediate tell that one has no experience in that kind of role. More worryingly, it hints of something
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
I think it's because the extremes are simply not equivalent. On one hand, you have smart people are doing cool and interesting things like dang referenced: breathing life into old projects and cleaning out old bugs in EOL hardware. And
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Fascinating; you used a non-deterministic tool - one that disclaims its own accuracy - to calculate critical information that could result in serious damages or physical injury? Did you like, double-check the results? One must imagine how m
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Let's not speak so airily of forced pregnancies.
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
I stopped using google as my primary email service a few years ago in favor of the custom domain integration that comes with iCloud+. If you already have a domain and know what an MX or CNAME record is, it takes less than thirty minutes to
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
I don't think the line is quite so arbitrary! Virtually all animals (with a few exceptions!) have a central nervous system, which is required to "feel" pain, to my understanding. The good news is that we can adapt our thinkin
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
I’m not a lawyer, but Chipotle is a US company and this github repo belongs to a US citizen currently residing and employed in New York, so US law might apply here.
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
obtuse and so dense; fish swim happily upstream, while rocks sink down fast.
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
I’m sure we both have cared for and loved animals at some point! There’s nothing wrong with recognizing that a fish can feel pain much like a cat or a dog or a rabbit or a horse.
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
nope, i don’t think that claim holds water. my claim would be something like how the recommendation of fishing in response to news of conservation efforts is as absurd as recommending spankings in response to news of more babies being born:
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Bears are people when you’re on grindr, but that bear there isn’t a person, friend.
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Animals other than humans feel pain and do tend to avoid it. And nope, no eating meat for me (and like half a billion other people). It’s both easier and more empowering than one might think!
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
And which would you prefer through your lip? Barbed, barbless, or nothing the fuck at all because people let you live your life undisturbed?
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Could you educate us as to where the barbed hook goes?
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Not quite as relaxing if you’re the fish!
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Rent control helps, from what I remember. but I imagine you may be looking from the perspective of purchasing a home (in which yes - pricey!)
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
The folks who pour those very beers you order usually know a fair amount about how they’re made and what differences exist, especially if you’re at a brewery (not e.g., a dive bar). Chat ‘em up!
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by boston_clone 4mo ago
Have you been to Paris recently? Great food, tons of bike and rail infra, 35 hour work week, strong social safety nets, lower than average rate of violent crime, wide consideration as the preeminent destination for fashion and art, etc. etc
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
> A residential vacancy rate that low means people are deeply stuck Is that what it means? Paris has a similar vacancy rate and seems to be doing alright. Vancouver has also seen population growth rates above 4%/yr, which outpaces t
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
Agreed that the writing is poor and difficult to follow, but the vacancy rate mentioned was regarding commercial properties: > Portland, Oregon reached another post-pandemic high of downtown office vacancies – 27%
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
Did we read the same article? > A feature of the EHT is that it focuses on residential properties, not commercial spaces > [Due to] the shift to remote work during the pandemic, office vacancies remain stubbornly high in many cities.
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
Clarence and Alito have received gifts that would raise serious scrutiny if they were a “regular” government employee. Here’s a link to the series of articles covering this over the last few years. https://www.propublica.org&#x2F
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
definitively, no. it’s not against the person for their characteristics, but the composition of the content they’re sharing. i think it’s more like accurately pointing out a logical fallacy, i.e., an assertion that thought was not properly
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
you would likely be quite interested in the more quantitative writeup from a real research team ! it’s linked about midway in to the article - similar functionally can be reached, yes, but not always and never with fewer tokens than what my
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
I didn’t know that, thank you! Now to find if the original claim holds up, and not just the semantics.
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
How can “genocide” apply to a voluntary religious group? And even if it could, the linked wikipedia article doesn’t seem to support your claim, either. Do you have anything else we could review?
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
No, the alternative is being able to file for free. Turbotax lobbied for decades to make sure you have to pay.
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
this is stated in the post my dude. not even at the github link, just like, a few paragraphs in. > the video keeps playing on the desktop (not just the lock screen)
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by boston_clone 5mo ago
It’s too early for xenophobic christo-fascist boogeyman narratives, man.

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