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by casey2 1y ago
You'd probably be cutting it close with the life of the panel (though maybe electricity price increase will save you) For CO2 I think it pays itself off fairly quick. It's probably the best investment you could make from a CO2 and
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by casey2 1y ago
You act like we have real problems to solve. There are 2 million people in prison, most of those able bodied men. Abstract statistics like crime rates are just noise if anything with less police there will be less crime. Quality of life is
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by casey2 1y ago
Mainly due to car industry friendly legislation and entitled suburbanites
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by casey2 1y ago
It's all desert forests though.
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by casey2 1y ago
If you are referring to the same location Your grandparents did the work that made the location you live in valuable. (and failed to gatekeep that value for their children) Clearly value isn't going to local communities, this will corr
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by casey2 1y ago
way to shoot your own point in the head by making it unreadable and posting it a billion times ptui
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by casey2 1y ago
There are quite a few scifi novels of libertarian societies that rely on constant surveillance to assure that NAP isn't violated. I'd say the central theme is that eventually technology will solve these disputes so the fundamental
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by casey2 1y ago
>1979 critique of Zionism was early not really, not even close even with the "US-based" qualifier https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_anti-Zionism call me when sociology has any kind of predictive po
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by casey2 1y ago
Many girls believe that there is both inherent harm and external harm in the creation and consumption of sexual content. Arguing that AI content is inherently harmful is tricky, but can be replaced with yet more external harms.
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by casey2 1y ago
The next logical question. If I gave Andrew Wheeler $7 would he translate MY book for me? It's been a while since I've read any webnovels but probably the Qidians' of the world are all using AI by now. With traditional langua
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by casey2 1y ago
not-a-bug: Saves more lives in the long run Those silly humans really should separate the police from their emergency services
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by casey2 1y ago
Looks real neet! But I think by default the program shouldn't allow editing memory, perhaps an --unsafe flag for the user that really thinks they know what they're doing.
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by casey2 1y ago
FTC didn't go through with their plan on abolishing noncompetes... for doctors... facepalm WHY DO DOCTORS NEED NONCOMPETES!? To keep prices artificially high is the answer
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by casey2 1y ago
Where is this money actually going? Does anybody see it in their day to day? It all feels like it's spent maintain a fragile status quo, fragile peace, fragile health, (not so) fragile roads but still. Something doesn't sit right,
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by casey2 1y ago
https://www.erlang.org/doc/system/bit_syntax.html highly recommended if you like functional languages
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by casey2 1y ago
ls should have just been for listing files, giving it 10 flags is one of the big mistakes of early UNIX design
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by casey2 1y ago
Nice fantasy, but the reality is that the "people in public safety roles" love using flimsy pretenses to harass and abuse vulnerable populations. I wish it was just overeager sales and marketing, but you're view of humanity i
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by casey2 1y ago
Not second life, but first life. All EVs and charging stations should be reversible. In a world where fossil fuels cost their true value (~10x as much) and people still drive this would be a necessity for electricity generation
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by casey2 1y ago
It's just this generations equivalent of rock and roll. It's just so silly cause the reasons for hating it have to get ever more complex and nonsensical. Before it was temptation+satan, now it's temptation+fake_brain_science_
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by casey2 1y ago
This is one of those problems that nobody actually has, but it's politically popular to say that it's a problem.
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by casey2 1y ago
Even more depressing reading the comments that think this hasn't always been the case. It's red guy, it's blue guy, no it's orange guy facepalm
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by casey2 1y ago
Lying to people is never useful, look at the history of religion it always becomes a breeding ground of gross exploitation. If people are going to help themselves and others they have to be given tools that can work.
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by casey2 1y ago
None of that controls for socioeconomic status which is likely the most common factor in poor health outcomes. In particular some of these try to put a measure on "family dysfunction"... yeah, good luck with that. Trauma is a very
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by casey2 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxP4wi4DhA0 Maybe they should start using real software instead of mathematicians' toy langs
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by casey2 1y ago
I'd like to see a RJ-45->full OS That supports any hardware you're able plug into it, in a newly designed OS with a newly designed HLL, demo before we start talking about replacing programmers.
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by casey2 1y ago
Yup, proves the old adage that you never let the tech fluent make tooling decisions for normal people. Nothing would kill a large orgs momentum faster than half their employees stuck reading man pages for trivial tasks. Microsoft is a good
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by casey2 1y ago
I can't wait for LLMs to actually understand how they and you are speaking. It's going to be so cool when an AI can correct your second language pronunciation or laugh at you for making a silly sound. The usecases and value will e
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by casey2 1y ago
The joke is on parents who have made it a class signifier that they can afford to be more involved in their childs' life. This then extends to the business they frequent. What is heartbreaking for me is all the wasted effort and pressu
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This is such a strange modern take. Parents didn't "allow" their children around others. Unless they were royalty most wouldn't spend more than 40 minutes a day with their parents. We don't see the that concept comi
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Programmer isn't a real thing, all these classes of people are made up. The biggesdt difference between an iPad Toddler and Dijkstra is that the toddler is much more efficient at programming. Sure you can discover things that aren&#x27

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