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by collingreen 1mo ago
Greed transcends economic planning paradigms
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by collingreen 1mo ago
It's the party line so people forget the week it actually happened - anthropic said they would work with DoD/DoW but with two conditions: 1. Kill orders from ai decisions had to go through a human 2. The govt couldn't use the
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by collingreen 1mo ago
As an American we tend to (especially lately) make our politics into everyone's problem so feel free to comment on our politics as much as you like until further notice.
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by collingreen 1mo ago
Tell us more about how you caring a lot matches up with this self diagnosis. Are you prioritizing other things? Do you think losing your cognition and programming skills won't have a negative effect on your project? Those seem bad but
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by collingreen 1mo ago
I've never seen anyone say they can't figure out how to access Reddit or that it's too hard so it might not be a difficulty thing and instead the rejection of the ux forcing them to log in before they see the content that was
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by collingreen 1mo ago
So a monad is a lot like a burrito...
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by collingreen 1mo ago
I don't think these things are obvious. I've worked at many places that have had big, company-changing forks in the road available to them and navigating those forks wasn't easy (and in my opinion several times we chose wrong
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by collingreen 2mo ago
I think you misunderstood my question. I know an average amount about the dei programs and social debate. What I didn't, and still dont, know was if the person I was asking was referring to dei people as people working in dei roles, pe
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by collingreen 2mo ago
Keeping one of the disks from the pile was peak bff/sibling rivalry antics. It's like keeping out one of the pieces of the puzzle so nobody can finish it but you.
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by collingreen 2mo ago
This is the load bearing comment, and it cuts more deeply than you thought. Let me ground my answer so I'm not just guessing. The blast radius of this change is significant and requires careful surgery to get right. It's clear now
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by collingreen 2mo ago
It is a common complaint that fixed penalties are just the fee the rich get to pay to break the law. Doubly so for big corporations especially when the penalties are less than the gain they got doing the harm. It sounds like you're imp
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by collingreen 2mo ago
It's a simple marketplace and they control a ton of the demand side who trust them to find the best price and providers that work. The value is huge to users - one place, multiple models, providers bid for the traffic and the user does
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by collingreen 2mo ago
Are you trying to imply something about the poster? If so you should just directly say it. You can follow the Trump train or not but at this point I hope it's clear that plenty of people see the lawlessness, open corruption, constant l
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by collingreen 2mo ago
I believe the point is the wheel lines and to vary where the wheels go by changing the pattern each time you mow so you don't, for example, always drive exactly down the fence and cause a rut or mulch buildup or missed area. I dont thi
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by collingreen 2mo ago
Boy have I got a bridge to sell you!
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by collingreen 2mo ago
That's a terrible situation, especially for someone early in their career. Glad you stood your ground and had some hard evidence to back you up.
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by collingreen 2mo ago
It's a bit telling how sure you are reducing emissions will kill massive amounts of humans compared to how much hope you're willing to give alternatives that don't reduce oil industry profits, like "maybe all population
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by collingreen 2mo ago
You think accelerando is utopian sci fi!? Which characters perspective are you identifying with so strongly? They all have pretty severe societal challenges that makes me surprised to see the word Utopia.
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by collingreen 2mo ago
As the saying goes: Slowly, then all at once.
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by collingreen 2mo ago
I agree but they did send two emails with the 100x price once it changed. It would be nice to get an email specifically about the price change not just the auto renew but that's hardly a rug pull.
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by collingreen 2mo ago
Don't get me started on the words being all used incorrectly or misunderstood! Liberal, conservative, democracy, socialism, communism, free market. These are core concepts to a lot of current political debate and yet the words are effe
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by collingreen 2mo ago
The point of the commentary isn't cryofreezing or the eugenics/handwaved-backstory. Those are a few minute intro just creating the setting and don't make sense nor do they have anything to do with the rest of the plot. The fu
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by collingreen 3mo ago
We can (and should) try to avoid many bad things at once, not just whatever might be the worst bad thing.
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by collingreen 3mo ago
I love how quickly all AI pushback gets blown off as "skill issue". Even reading and taste now!
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by collingreen 3mo ago
Eeeek
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by collingreen 3mo ago
Which is an intentional failure of the system
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by collingreen 3mo ago
I'll never understand people who think endemic disease is a win or not a problem.
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by collingreen 3mo ago
Unfortunately this simple answer makes more sense than random acts of villainy.
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by collingreen 3mo ago
You keep using numbers to underpin your comments. The parent's point is that it's important to have access to numbers like this. From where I'm sitting it seems like you very much agree despite your comments sounding like dis
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by collingreen 3mo ago
If the restaurant made only one dish and employed a skeleton crew reheating it from frozen because it was made in enormous batches then yeah they might be able to reduce the cost so far below you doing it at home that they can pay the other

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