complianceowl

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by complianceowl 3y ago
It honestly doesn't make sense. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but sometimes the stupidity coming from both sides in government is so obvious I have to believe it is intentional. It feels like our country is being prostituted economica
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by complianceowl 3y ago
> If climate scientists made forecasts that were this ridiculously off base in the wrong direction, the whole field would be laughed out of the room. How is it that the neoclassical econometric modelers at the IMF aren't? It's
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by complianceowl 3y ago
> Time will only tell. Tim will only tell. ...I'll walk myself out now.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
LOL - Your condescending tone tells me everything I need to know about the type of person that you are and your inability to control your own emotions when talking to someone you disagree with. And, no -- I did not make a semantics argument
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by complianceowl 3y ago
Isn't this kind of weird? Some try to blame capitalism, but AI is not capitalism. It is technological progress. Every president and dictator, no matter what type of economy or political system they have, are trying to develop AI right
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by complianceowl 3y ago
I want to have an opinion on this, but I haven't delved deep into the matter so my comment will only be that I have no comment.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
You make a great point. Personally, I'm Christian. And I've seen a surge in interest within Christianity (online, at least) concerning many of those topics. Maybe not with the end in mind; Christians aren't trying to learn wi
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by complianceowl 3y ago
I'm pretty sure our taxes have paid for those lanes many times over. It's time to take a critical thinking course. Not to mention that metering and billing someone's driving would be a gargantuan incursion on a human being&#x
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by complianceowl 3y ago
No disrespect, but that's an extremely wrong mindset to have. There are so many things wrong with that way of thinking. You fail to understand that in our modern reality, our data is our identity. Like computers, we too have vulnerabil
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by complianceowl 3y ago
White Space Matters
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by complianceowl 3y ago
That's an awesome scenario to be in! Hopefully that scenario becomes more common throughout the world.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
For those folks who think they're saving the planet by driving an electric car, they need to realize most of the power for their EV is generated by fossil fuels and natural gas -- not wind, solar, or hydro.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
"Linus, the asshole, brought Linux to fruition." -- This made me literally laugh out loud.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
There's no difference between Starlink providing this service and any other ISP. Why didn't you ask what the value is for T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, or Comcast? Nearly every app, website, phone service, credit union, IoT device
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by complianceowl 3y ago
I have never been homeschooled or homeschooled my children, but as someone who personally knows a looooot of homeschoolers, this has got to be the most accurate assessment of homeschooling I've seen. The various people I know who homes
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by complianceowl 3y ago
This isn't specific to "uninformed people born into the information age", or even supernatural-believing or religiously-inclined people. People assign meaning to seeing someone who looks just like somebody who lived 150 years
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by complianceowl 3y ago
> nor does it make for a more fair tax system (one where having means to access professionals reduces your perceived tax liability) It's not that deep, man. Not everything in life has to be an all-or-nothing scenario. This is a big
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by complianceowl 3y ago
Guys, please educate me: I want to use torrents, but the thought of downloading something inappropriate by clicking on a deceptive link terrifies me (e.g., a download with the title of an action movie, but it turns out to be something else)
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by complianceowl 3y ago
"Why does everyone think we should dish out more money?" - DISH
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by complianceowl 3y ago
This comment is kind of confusing; maybe others have had a different experience, but I live in the Midwest and what you're speaking of has been the norm for like the last decade. I've been driving for 13+ years and don't have
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by complianceowl 3y ago
She said she was charging, but to her husband's surprise, someone was charging her.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
I'll give em' a palm scan, alright - the two palms I'm sitting on right now.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas--Not Less
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by complianceowl 3y ago
This is one of those issues that are, fundamentally and at the very core -- non-partisan. There's no doubt in my mind that those in power -- both in government and big business -- want us divided so that we won't hold government a
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by complianceowl 3y ago
Maybe because they already get everything they perniciously want from the existing social media companies. I don't know; just thinking out loud.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
Your comment is both hilarious and so true.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
I actually perceived this as helping people who may want to remove inappropriate comments that they've made over time. In the current age where propagandists from all walks of life dig up old comments to cancel people, I think this may
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by complianceowl 3y ago
That's what I thought. Although there would be a learning curve, you could probably build a very similar model of this, that is completely finished, for $44k.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
I got 99 problems but a tab ain't one.
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by complianceowl 3y ago
Banks require us to give them large amounts of trust. We deposit our money. They lend that money out, while the general public is under the impression that you deposit money and it stays there. The bank's very business model relies on

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