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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Industry groups saw the ozone scenario unfold and said "never again". Same thing happened after Nixon - it led directly to the founding of Fox News ( https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2011/memo-fro
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/apr/29/saudi-aramc... > The world’s biggest oil company has withdrawn an advertising campaign that boasted it was “powering a more sustainable future”, after
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
The top of economist.com has a 250px high `adComponent_adcontainer__eooQr` div. My Pihole blocks its content, but I have a guess as to what it is. They seem to think they have advertisers. https://myaccount.economist.com/s&#
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
My zone is the big-picture zone. What are we building, what needs to be done, how do the interrelated bits all come together? I can tell an agent "go implement X" and start planning Y that comes after it. I don't really get i
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
My zone is like that of an orchestra conductor. I point at the violins. I gesture the drums upwards. Sometimes I make a big broad gesture that encompasses the entire orchestra. My agents are tasked, in part, with explaining the context with
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> can we stop pretending they are representative of cops everywhere? "Here's another outlier anecdote!"
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Eh, experiences will vary. For me, my zone is conducting things, not typing. Firing something off in twelve tabs and coming back later is precisely how my brain works.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
https://guides.sll.texas.gov/gun-laws/stand-your-ground links to https://www.uslawshield.com/defend-property-texas/ > Texas law allows you to use deadly force to protect property if you would b
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Wait, EVE has a volunteer search-and-rescue group?
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> Degraded Performance for Claude Opus 5 How would one tell?
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Lawsuit: Grok Not Only Generates Child Porn but Was Also Trained on It(gizmodo.com)
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How A Private Equity Group Drove an Apartment Complex into the Ground(nytimes.com)
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> Does anyone know of any material benefit that is expected to be gained by those who live with the dogs? Killing rats, rabbits, and other vermin prone to overpopulation?
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
While we're sharing anecdotes, people regularly total their cars hitting deer breeding out of control in my area, as they have no natural predators left.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
"what about the Biden admin helping run cover for the Gaza genocide?" in a thread about the Trump EPA is pretty much the textbook example of whataboutism.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> The majority of voters who voted for president got the president they wanted. Again, no. 49.8% is not a majority. It is a plurality.
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Do their employees not need water?
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Whataboutism works a lot better if you don't literally start sentences with "what about..."
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> that city in the rust belt who saw a major manufacturer pack up and leave for a desert state because environmental compliance precluded expanding their site The one that's about to whine and demand Federal assistance when their wa
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
I'm not sure it's fair to characterize 49.8% of the vote as a "clear outright victory". Harris got 48.3%; that's a pretty close to even split. The majority of voters didn't vote for this.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
"high-resolution rendering and substantially more advanced lighting" and several other items are documented as improvements in the link.
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That's the "treat cases" element of the story. No human cases means no reservoir for the spring's new mosquitos to draw from. It's why Florida's safe these days, despite the climate.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
No. They only survive in tropical/subtropical regions. A concerted effort to treat cases and reduce habitat can prevent it, too. The US wiped it out in the 50s; new cases largely come from travel.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> The physical card itself expires every 10 years, but your status as a permanent resident doesn't. That can only be revoked by a legal process. They're working on that. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show&#x
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
The definition of "antifa" is broad enough to compass Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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> Certainly not an angel If that's punishable by death, there'll be about ten people left. And Dolly died yesterday.
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My favorite feature of this product is the store's "compatibility" matrix that gets updated with every new Mac/iPhone release.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> But, historically, strongmen/chieftains have not had incredible trouble keeping their goons under control. Sure. But some of them seize power from others on their way up via force.
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They are perhaps incorrectly assuming the security team with all the weaponry will remain loyal to them.
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by ceejayoz 2mo ago
> Just the other day I had Fable draw up a solution for me, and then I fed it into 5.6-Sol and said how does this look… You should be doing this for every solution. Even Fable reviewing itself will find issues, unproven assertions, etc.

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