cbozeman

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by cbozeman 3y ago
Not only is it not a silver bullet, but they're just flat out bullshitting these kids. "Computer Technician Network+, average salary $68,90x - $108,xxx" LOL. Please show me the employer willing to hire an 18-24 year old gradu
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Yeah, I was thinking the exact same thing. This Shuttleworth guy sounds like a smarmy jackass, and after reading that article on the hiring process, I wouldn't even wanna bother, especially considering I could literally apply at a MAGN
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Too bad that common vision isn't a Desktop that isn't absolutely garbage. Maybe they should spend more time hiring people that actually make competitive applications against Microsoft than die-hard nutjobs who think waiting a year
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by cbozeman 3y ago
She's a 17 year old girl. I'd be more worried if the language wasn't "cutesy". Lexi, don't change a thing. This document you've created encompasses who you are right now and more importantly, where yo
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by cbozeman 3y ago
That's actually an amazing story. I ordered some things some year ago, maybe 5-7 years ago now, and they never arrived. Amazon said they did, and they didn't reimburse me at all. I was pretty frustrated for quite some time about t
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Yeah... That's why Good Old Games and CD Projekt RED is doing so incredibly well... because of it's robust DRM that's nearly impossible to break.
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by cbozeman 3y ago
There's going to be some harsh language in the post, because this stuff pisses me off to no end, and what you're talking about, ultimately, is none of those things. We've allowed a lot of people to become really fucking lazy.
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by cbozeman 3y ago
60%. 60% of men are supposed to be sexless. The reason we know this is because all of humanity descended from only 40% of the men to have ever lived. The rest might have had sex, but they never fathered children. Most men have died in warfa
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Oh my Lord, that is not what the poster meant at all. They meant a real actual live girl is going to have real-world problems that are bothering them and preoccupying their minds, and they may not be receptive to romantic overtures. Men don
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by cbozeman 3y ago
> it is just a tool; a means to an end. Humans are not. Yeah?? How do you know that? This is something we assume about ourselves. While's there's no evidence to posit that we aren't just a tool to some end, at the very
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Younger audiences most certainly are not on Mastodon. The younger hardcore "gamers" might be, because they understand how to move around Discord servers, but that's not as huge a group of users as one might think. Mastodon is
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by cbozeman 3y ago
It's funny how you can tell who's garbage and who was kickass at Microsoft just based on what they're doing nowadays. Dave Plummer from Dave's Garage channel on YouTube is a great example of this. Sure, just creating T
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by cbozeman 3y ago
> I'm in California You have identified the problem.
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Yes. That's how it was done prior to the 1800s.
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by cbozeman 3y ago
"If you would just stop being evil, I wouldn't have to torture you!"
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by cbozeman 3y ago
Yeah because prohibition has an excellent historical track record.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> What is going to happen when a fetus can survive in an artificial womb? We're going to see a wave of hilariously (in the worst possible way) maladapted babies, because I'm almost certain we'll find that the constant &quo
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by cbozeman 4y ago
You don't have the right to kill another person. You don't even have the right to kill most animals without sufficient reason (hence hunting permits, fines for not properly caring for agricultural animals, etc.). The point, which
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Even in the 1970s, women had condoms and birth control pills. You're going to be hard-pressed to find a reasonable, thinking individual who would not allow for abortion exemptions for rape / incest / endangerment of the mothe
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Couldn't agree more. Even in a "walkable" city, like say Miami, you still want a car for a multitude of reasons.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Someone really needs to pioneer Car-As-A-Service, but I guess that's what Elon Musk is trying to do with Tesla Autopilot... after all, if you have a car that can be summoned in an app, you can just use it when you need it, then send it
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by cbozeman 4y ago
If it was universal the Mongols wouldn't have changed the carbon footprint of the planet by slaughtering so many millions of people. The one constant as you move through human history objectively is that might makes right... the best
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Turns out the leadership of Intel is stupider than I thought. It's almost impossible to believe that they actually thought they'd be able to go up against two GPU makers each with 25+ years of experience. This was always going t
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Yeah. They are. https://www.militarytimes.com/off-duty/military-culture/2023... The only time a senior DOD / military official uses the word "possible" is when it's either happened or is going
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> Technical literacy is on average higher than previous generations (though still not universal). This. is. total. horseshit . I guarantee that you could randomly sample 1,000 people across America age 42-48 and 1,000 people age 15-21,
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Well, it's possible to detect patterns and characteristics in the language used in the comments that can provide clues about their origin... Here's some indicators that a comment may have been generated by an AI system: * Repe
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Yeah, this is actually really ridiculous... the human mind is nothing *but* a pattern matcher. It's like this writer has no knowledge of neuroscience at all, but wants to opine anyway.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
I think it's you that may not be realizing some things. There are a lot of bullshit degrees and bullshit fields that ChatGPT is going to destroy. And it cannot happen soon enough. For the actual rigorous fields that require some work a
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by cbozeman 4y ago
No, this is your hang up, not mine. You cannot have equitable outcomes, ever. Every single time it's ever been tried it's failed, and the reason you can't have them is because the planet is an ever-changing dynamic system.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> The ones in for the rude awakening are the ones who will be paying for more instructors. That's not going to happen. Too many free alternatives that can get the job done, and people are waking up to that. *Administrators* might ha

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