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by clejack 1y ago
That's a fair point, but I think it primarily depends on the nature of the committee. I could be wrong because I don't operate in oss spaces, so I'm not sure about their structure. The first acknowledgement is that ui and des
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by clejack 1y ago
I was recently wondering why something of this nature hasn't happened long ago. Governments have to be spending so much money on licensing fees. It seems like you could throw a fraction of that money at open source software, actually m
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by clejack 1y ago
Are people still experiencing llms getting stuck in knowledge and comprehension loops? I used them but not excessively, and I'm not heavily tracking their performance either. For example, if you ask an llm a question, and it produces a
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by clejack 1y ago
I don't keep up with individuals like Peterson, so I wasn't aware of who he was until I read this article. After reading some comments from him, mocking is definitely deserved. This man embodies "fools idea of a wiseman.&quot
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by clejack 1y ago
This is probably one of the more observant posts I've read. I'm reluctant to accept the idea that things can't be fixed, but when framed with "because they were designed to operate within their current failure mode,&quot
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by clejack 1y ago
This article can be summed up with two thoughts for me. First, perpetual work is hard work, but not all hard work is perpetual. The ground on which she is basing her article on seems to be primarily focused on perpetual work . Second, viol
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by clejack 1y ago
It's sadly buried in the article. They mention the median is ~$200k. The fact that that they were taking about 20M households in a country with a population of 300M+ was already bad enough.
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by clejack 1y ago
Come to the U.S. and say something bad about Trump while also being in a compromised position, and you might find yourself in a similar situation. At what level this will end, I can't say; but we know where we were and we know where we
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by clejack 1y ago
You say you're 19. I take it you don't watch the news or at least not the U.S. news (which is understandable)? I have some bad news for you my aspirational friend. Things are changing very fast. It seems as if we're quickly l
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by clejack 2y ago
The problem with "people who get shit done" lies in the people themselves. Are they level headed and honest? Are the impulsive and deceptive? These things matter. Also, "getting shit done" doesn't have intrinsic po
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by clejack 2y ago
Getting rid of pennies/nickels sure, but where does the gold standard come in? You want to tie the economy to a material that doesn't capture economic growth and which also has its remaining stores in areas of the world not owned
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by clejack 2y ago
I began to roll my eyes while reading this. For anyone that does any composing and has understanding of arpeggios and scales, you'll know that there are thousands of works including your own using these musical devices to create "
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by clejack 2y ago
I didn't work for Mazda, but I did work for a large auto manufacturer, and I can tell you we did incentivize dealers to complete sign up for connected services for the reasons most of you would probably expect. We wanted to collect you
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by clejack 2y ago
There's some grim humor in the fact that the poster reflects on his sister's use of chatgpt, and just ends on that point. I have to wonder if he decided to talk to her or his parents about the situation. I didn't see anything
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by clejack 2y ago
Wow, what a connection you've made here. I never made this connection, but you're right. I've occasionally thought to myself "once an idea is created it wants to be free," but in the back of my mind I've always
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by clejack 2y ago
Is "getting Luigi'd" becoming a thing? For the most part, I'm not in the loop as cultural phrases come into being, and I'm often not aware of the references. I'm conflicted by the fact that I find this phrase b
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by clejack 2y ago
Instead of trying to disprove the dead Internet theory, try asking your friend about it. Ask why they believe it. Ask why it matters. Ask why it matters in the context of the real world with its real, living people. You probably won't
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by clejack 2y ago
"The obvious argument for the existence of a creator is that we have no other explanations...[so] it is only reasonable to accept the only one that we do have to be true ... [but] if a creator created us, who then created our own creat
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by clejack 2y ago
Are you sure you're speaking the same language? Recently two friends of mine were speaking and one of them said "it's too woke now" in reference to something in media. While his words were not explicit, I understood that
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by clejack 4y ago
I think the parent poster has the right idea. This is not just anthropomorphization; it's an analogy. They take away is contained in the first and last sentences. Derivation is key. Copyright protects original expressions, and copying
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by clejack 4y ago
You can sell a put at a strike price you believe is reasonable and collect the premium for guaranteed. If the strike is hit, you've bought in at what you believed was a reasonable price at the time of your contract creation. You may te
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by clejack 4y ago
Unfortunately, the notion of bullshit jobs extends beyond jobs that are simply low value within a company. Whole organizations within a company or entire companies can be considered bullshit. Many of us on this site are most likely contribu
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by clejack 4y ago
The context is the next sentence. "do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret." It's just hyperbolic/poetic language. It's not possible to do something in such
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by clejack 4y ago
In a past post, I mentioned that I thought the city was the appropriate area of division for this country--i.e. city's rights not states' rights. It may not ever happen, but I think it addresses your first concern since, as you me
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by clejack 4y ago
No need to reverse the thought or come to the conclusion you reached. Rights, fair, equal, etc. These are all valuations we make on the fly. They aren't built into the fabric of reality. The simple fact of the matter is within a capita
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by clejack 4y ago
I'm not against abortion, so I could have used anything there, but I stuck with abortion to keep the topic consistent. The key take away is that the morality of the subject is evaluated by humans. One groups wants to control another gr
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by clejack 4y ago
I appreciate your sentiment, but I think you fall into the very trap that leads to the current state of the world. I'm not one to promote doom and gloom, but we have to face reality and acknowledge the circumstances we find ourselves i
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by clejack 4y ago
I think we would be better off taking the notion of 'state's rights', expanding it to 'city's rights', doing away with governors, and modifying Congress to compensate. Target federal power at concerns that cros
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by clejack 4y ago
For the last few years, a similar thought has been bugging me. You mention the technology sector specifically, but I think your thought could be applied to almost anything. Waking hours in the day, mental stamina, physical stamina, life spa
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by clejack 4y ago
How did the banana experiment go? I would expect it to be bad, but the fact that you didn't go into details has me curious.

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