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by collabs 6d ago
> The results suggest that low-skill foreign and low-skill American workers are poor substitutes for one another. The authors' estimates put the elasticity of substitution between H-2B and US workers at roughly 0.8 to 2.2, far below
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by collabs 9d ago
well_ackshually, tik tok has a well known, long, and rich history of suppressing certain search keywords.
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by collabs 9d ago
Maybe you didn't have T9 enabled but I consider it censorship when I type bitch and it gives me chubi. Even now I wonder if I am allowed to type bitch here... I guess we will find out.
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by collabs 10d ago
You can also choose to host your own repositories like futo and new pipe do.
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by collabs 11d ago
I DO NOT prefer traditional architecture. I prefer whatever is inexpensive and practical. Hanging brick cladding in front of a modern building is neither inexpensive nor practical. What I really care about is the savings associated with
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by collabs 13d ago
My opinion is that someone somewhere is paying for those ads and Google needs to get positive identification of a human being for any ad. Google has a near monopoly so there is no reason Google can't force this requirement arbitrarily.
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by collabs 16d ago
I am not a pilot nor do I know aviation but I sincerely doubt the air traffic controller on duty has the mental capacity to babysit each and every plane that is departing and arriving second guessing each and every decision they make. I don
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by collabs 16d ago
I am not a pilot and I don't know anything about flying. I can go along with the idea that the pilot / crew made mistakes. So the next obvious question is how do we make sure this does not happen again? Is there anything that can
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by collabs 16d ago
> Age-gating requirements also force everyone to give up more personal information. To verify who can pass through their online gates, companies will collect even more data, and this further concentrates power in the hands of companies,
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by collabs 16d ago
In my experience it comes from the business and people who think if we need to touch the same code twice in the same month it is somehow a moral failing of some kind.
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by collabs 16d ago
> They also keep bringing up gigantic mono-repos and how Git can't handle the scale at which AI increases the amount of code bloat or commits. I don't understand why everyone keeps saying "AI" can write code and someh
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by collabs 17d ago
And that's ok. We need an option, it doesn't need to be the only option.
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by collabs 17d ago
In my opinion, the only solution is everyone (individuals as well as corporations) gets a direct account with the federal reserve as long as you can associate a taxpayer identification with the account. Using it is voluntary but it is free
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by collabs 18d ago
It was cheaper than it is now after the AI stuff. I don't think people buying and using computers makes them expensive. Your anger is misplaced. Be angry instead at companies who won't even comply with the most ridiculously basic
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by collabs 22d ago
Yes, antivirus is still required but as long as you have decent common sense, the built in antivirus and antimalware on Windows (sometimes known as Windows Defender or Windows Security) is good enough for most users (the only use case where
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by collabs 22d ago
Should Google be allowed to keep Google dot lol if it doesn't do anything useful with it? What about Google dot wtf? Any person with two brain cells would say these domains should belong to a fervent critic of Google, not to Google. Sa
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by collabs 24d ago
I sincerely believe I've never had a single original thought™ in my whole life. There is this scene in the HBO series Westworld where a "host" says some words in sequence which is shown on a display as she says it. Of course,
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by collabs 24d ago
What I left unsaid to be polite was if they missed/hand waved something that even I know, what else is missing from this analysis? It feels like a gross oversimplification of a very real, very multifaceted problem.
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by collabs 24d ago
> By contrast, there is no danger of running out of paper. We can always grow more trees, and that is in fact a decent way of removing carbon from the atmosphere. The silicon used to make glass is one of the most abundant elements on Ea
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by collabs 28d ago
I have a question about disk defragmenter. I've asked a couple of people before and they've said it is not possible but iirc if I stated disk defragmenter and then even so much as moved the mouse after it started it would start wi
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by collabs 28d ago
I have not tried it myself and I'm skeptical of reviewers on the topic of touchpad. I remember sitting next to someone who seemed to be using Photoshop in a MacBook professionally like literally making fine edits with a cursor more tha
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by collabs 29d ago
For those like me who don't have context, here is the New York Times article on this recent news / event https://archive.fo/e8Gss > The State Department on Wednesday designated three groups based in Europe, inc
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by collabs 29d ago
The way I see it, the best way to serve is to remove all financial incentives. My dream is a free of cost at the point of service Uber pool like service that takes you door to door in one of those Ford transit vans. Over time, you learn pat
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by collabs 1mo ago
I am in favor of copyright reform so eventually it becomes something like two years automatic with a one time two year extension possible an I agree with you because of one key word — raw. Once the footage is used in a package, be it a movi
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by collabs 1mo ago
A quick note for my fellow US Americans -- A British speaker calling it 'pavement' is referring to what we call the sidewalk.
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by collabs 1mo ago
What is more amazing to me is I thought this wouldn't be localized. I thought we have on earth and one atmosphere but clearly not? Like the standard of living can wildly change if we change our own local area. We don't need people
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by collabs 1mo ago
My motivation is somehow the model should be able to work without hitting an external resource every single time and somehow have all the knowledge necessary locally so we don't get rate limited but how can you stay up to date with the
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by collabs 2mo ago
I have play services. All the bits and pieces are there. This is a Google play services phone. I am just not logged in to Google.
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by collabs 2mo ago
I would be interested to see if the metric moves meaningfully based on switching to a different set of parameters for example running from the US vs the EU and multiple attempts over multiple days to see if anything changes...
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by collabs 2mo ago
> The quality varied wildly depending on the department. I feel like it has always been this way. I went to a small private university. The natural sciences and especially the pre-med students had their days fully packed, like the only t

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