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Based on their comment history, they are trolling.
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He deliberately trivialized the thesis and posted an out of context excerpt in order to make it as inflammatory as possible and insinuate that Yoel wants to sexualize children. Musk’s fans took that to mean pedophile because that is the nor
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I think there’s a misunderstanding in how chatgpt works. You feed it text, and it outputs what it considers to be a statistically plausible answer. The reason you got that specific answer is because first it tokenizes your string into 2-3 c
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Why? Are you in a position where you can’t modify grub or fstab?
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You could trivialize any sport/game down into 3 simple sentences. The problem is that in American football, there really is only 2 type of players that have different rules: QB, and non-QB. Maybe kicker. Same with soccer too, goalie an
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From our business and commerce code: (1) "Social media platform" means an Internet website or application that is open to the public, allows a user to create an account, and enables users to communicate with other users for the p
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When my children were born, my father and his mother refused to get the TDAP. I refused them access to my house to see my newborn before they got vaccinated. They eventually relented and got the vaccination. There's a friend of a frien
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1. raspberrypi.social is the official raspberrypi mastodon instance. 2. Raspberry pi hired an ex police person, I guess the concern is that he is a maker who previously made surveillance gadgets. 3. #fediblock is an announcement of defedera
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null itself isn’t the billion dollar mistake, it’s that literally every object can be T|null. Undefined or null is actually quite useful, as long as you’re expecting it.
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I think people get optimistic about the quality of candidates out there. FizzBuzz winds up being "do you know what modulus is", which screens out so so many candidates. So many. There's a difference between a diamond in the r
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I'll add to this, it's completely replaced my work search, and I haven't fallen back to a google search in months, even for very arcane Linux kernel internals. You can even manually prioritize certain sites, giving you a way
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It isn't a town square - a town square is public. Twitter is a private organization. In this case, Twitter is the tavern. The Internet is the town square.
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Nah, read about Glorifi and their position in relation to ESG. The powers that be got very upset when they perceived funds' ESG rules to be pressuring companies to make what they saw as "woke" changes to the structure and gov
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I like this! It looks really comfy to write.
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$600 million in revenue (across all subsidiaries), $200 million on software development, $100 million on management, are you upset at Mozilla for running a healthy balance sheet? I'm confused about your complaint. Should Mozilla be pac
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There's a line item that suggests approximately 200 million goes to the software development program (which is the Foundation, MZLA, and Mozilla Corp combined), but I can't tell how much is spent on Firefox itself.
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In general don't think they do unless they're directly or indirectly associated with someone's identity, but my question was more of one curious to the poster's outrage - they're upset about not possibly not having
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Have you tried emailing them and asking for your comments and submissions removed under GDPR/CCPA?
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Is it _really_ censorship though? Surely you can see a difference between posting off-topic information, and suppression. I shouldn't be permitted to post e.g. C++ on the C subreddit, because it's not the same thing. The original
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> One possibility is that Republican family/friends/coworkers were more public about their political views, compared to Democratic family/friends/coworkers. I live in the South. You learn very quickly as a Democrat to
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* Reduce systems footprint * Good for "minimally dynamic" apps * Easier in compliance/regulation-heavy environments (the kind that impose burdens on OS configuration and maintenance) * Like you said, great for low traffic app
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I mean… Twitter was a formative SV startup for most of us, post dot com bust. Its downfall is at least somewhat interesting.
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How about “Although a majority of funding came from Canadian sources, nearly half (46%) came from foreign donations.” Seek the whole truth, don’t settle for media narratives.
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Macroeconomics is economics plus psychology. Broader trends in the economy have elements of human behavior affecting them. If you see cloudy skies, and the weather reports suggest "maybe hurricane, maybe not", and your neighbors a
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What's used at a bunch of west coast companies doesn't make it ubiquitous.
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If you OOM, it's gonna crash.
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From the original study: > We found that ball rolling (1) did not contribute to immediate survival strategies, (2) was intrinsically rewarding, (3) differed from functional behaviour in form, (4) was repeated but not stereotyped, and (5)
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Same ghost, different machine. Their identity is now Eliot. Probably wouldn't even be an issue to call them Ellen if we lived in a world where people weren't deliberate with their mis-identification to troll trans people, but here
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It isn't offensive, and no (reasonable) people are claiming it is. What's not appropriate, is referring to the person that exists today, as Ellen Page.
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I want to move to Jellyfin, but the network effect is strong for me. I'm in a pool of about 10 of my former coworkers and we've all pooled our Plexes together for years. Moving to Jellyfin would cause me to lose access to that.
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