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by bryant 2y ago
Frankly the pay should be comparable to commercial pilots in the current market. Or more. Funding sadly is probably better handled as a tax on the people rather than the industry simply because ATCs protect more than just commercial crew an
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by bryant 2y ago
So, I've had this hunch since the very first studies pointing towards the herpes/Alzheimer's link and doubled down on it after the discovery of the "glymphatic fluid" system for essentially washing the brain during
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by bryant 2y ago
Not that being near DC affords me any kind of right to an opinion, but: Given the uptick in near miss incidents across the US the last few years, this is the kind of incident that should've been entirely avoidable through changes in po
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by bryant 2y ago
> The reason why gold has been the choice over most of human kind's history is that it has properties that make it suitable for money. It's scarce. It's difficult to make more of it. It's difficult to fake (until rece
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by bryant 2y ago
Yeah I don't know why I skipped this one, but given the relationships between CEOs and psychopathy I shouldn't be surprised.
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by bryant 2y ago
My guess is there are two possibilities as to what's going on: * Many tech pioneers and leaders deep down felt an animosity towards supporting people who didn't fit the mold and finally feel free to express it (the worst-case outc
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by bryant 2y ago
https://x.com/tiktokpolicy/status/1880424906820608180 Tiktok themselves are saying they're going to "go dark."
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by bryant 2y ago
They're headquartered in the US with substantial US ownership, which is the same logic applied to Tiktok. Zuckerberg's pretty heavily rooted in the US with no obvious inclination to leave, and you can see the effect that the chang
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by bryant 2y ago
Yeah it's not even a point of view that requires nuance; it's pretty clearly a matter of US interests v. adversarial interests. Anecdotally, a lot of people that struggle to understand this are also squarely in the camp of assumin
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by bryant 2y ago
Original source: https://cleanlabelproject.org/wp-content/uploads/CleanLabelP...
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by bryant 2y ago
Absolute shoeboxes yes. Think 250sqft (23ish square meters) or so. One room, maybe a closet, and a bathroom, much like a basic hotel room in the US.
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by bryant 2y ago
Extreme is right; I can only imagine the waste of power. It's probably exponentially worse than the waste of gas by postal services for delivering junk mail. Except I'm not sure there's anything that can be done about it in t
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by bryant 2y ago
> In very old days kids would have had to build their own toys instead of going to a toy store. Is there some lesson there? Probably, yes. People have a better appreciation for what they build[0] and seem to also be more mindful about th
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by bryant 2y ago
Super high level TLDW for those not aware of what's going on: Honey (allegedly, but there's video documentation of this happening by MegaLag) overrode affiliate tags and claimed affiliate commissions for themselves even in cases w
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LegalEagle is suing Honey [video](youtube.com)
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by bryant 2y ago
> It’s hard to believe the title here. Getting an H1B approved is like an act of god these days. Besides, the approval process is so convoluted and there’s only so many approved for the year. So, I don’t think he can just “replace with H
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by bryant 2y ago
Given all the division and change across the rest of the web (and by extension the world), glad to have a place where I can learn, share, grow, and maintain an open mind. Happy new year :)
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by bryant 2y ago
Well, if you're in a position where you can only put faith in someone else's word as to whether it's good for your needs (this is the vast majority of people), there's this: https://community.signalusers.org&#
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by bryant 2y ago
I'll bite because I find this compelling: if Apple is trying to build momentum for its Private Cloud Compute ( https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/ ), it makes sense to try and get ahead of an
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by bryant 2y ago
It's much, much better than TTS you might be familiar with. Give it a call.
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by bryant 2y ago
There are many examples all over the world. Plenty of countries have people that have attachments to apps like whatsapp, telegram, etc. All of my friends in brazil, for instance, are entirely attached to whatsapp. I agree with the other rep
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by bryant 2y ago
and of course, using the repo as an input for the service renders this[1] [1] https://gitingest.com/cyclotruc/gitingest
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by bryant 2y ago
As much as I agree, you might run into a challenge with case law in the US. IANAL, but I reckon Near v. Minnesota ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_v._Minnesota ) is relevant here.
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by bryant 2y ago
In fairness, some of the most effective protests have gone much further than that — they've broken laws. (See basically every civil rights protest) Breaking contracts seems tame by comparison.
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by bryant 2y ago
The performance aspect is necessary when managing optics with a whole nation's population. Plenty of people have no idea what good security looks like, but they expect it looks like a lot of steps and many inconveniences. Corporations
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by bryant 2y ago
> It would be a lot more interesting if I could connect this to my github in the web app and claude automatically has access to my code repositories. From the link: > To help developers start exploring, we’re sharing pre-built MCP ser
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by bryant 2y ago
Neat. I'll probably use it for five minutes, appreciate the math that went into it, and move on. But nevertheless, pretty neat. I say that because there's an idea to play with for a v1.1 that would give it staying power for me: Do
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by bryant 2y ago
riedel (deeper in the comments) is interpreting the headline correctly - if plants absorb 31% more CO2 than previously thought, then it means that their destruction is even worse for CO2 levels than previously believed. We're not pla
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by bryant 2y ago
Page source is amazing. I can't remember the last time I've seen a serious YC company launch page with absolutely zero JavaScript. Even the CSS is just a single selector. I'm a fan.
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by bryant 2y ago
So I just had a repeat experience playing the game that massively turned me off to replaying it. Was at 4096, and I tend to bunch up all of my numbers in sequential order like a snake, with the metaphorical head being the bottom left. Well,

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