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by conductr 7mo ago
Agree with your take. However, to put more perspective on the amount I think you have to consider this is just in New Mexico so the per capita fine is actually quite large and (big) if it were applied similarly nationally or globally it c
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by conductr 7mo ago
However you choose to look at it, military service is still widely respected as a duty to the nation and a place were patriotic sentiments exist. I’m not debating the right or wrong of it, but it just is so. I’m pretty sure the entire histo
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by conductr 7mo ago
The negativity isn’t anti-military service. It’s because this specific expansion at this particular time for this current administration is all very ridiculous. I think most people still are in support of the idea if military service even i
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by conductr 7mo ago
AI hallucinates, AAII stutters
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by conductr 7mo ago
> Studies 1-5 showed that people are disproportionately likely to live in places whose names resemble their own first or last names (e.g., people named Louis are disproportionately likely to live in St. Louis). When I lived in Austin, it
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by conductr 7mo ago
Missed opportunity to call it AAII and market it as twice as powerful as regular AI.
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by conductr 7mo ago
They would be smart enough to know/assume it’s a rigged game they are playing and stay away from it. The veil of laws and regulations is a lie when they’re not enforced
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by conductr 7mo ago
Reminds me of a debate in college. I was in college during the baseball doping days in early/mid 2000s and gave a debate presentation that the only way to make it a fair sport is to allow it for everyone; basically there should be no r
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by conductr 7mo ago
If you could keep your association with that mercenary a secret then sure. But if you were IDK, Walmart, and you went on this offensive or openly admitted to backing the mercenary. Well, now that Iranian group may want to push harder. Inste
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by conductr 7mo ago
I think it’s a good strategy to tell firms, don’t hold back and essentially they won’t be held liable for damages they cause but it’s another thing entirely for those firms to actually go on an offensive mission. But yes, I think it’s under
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by conductr 7mo ago
Guerrilla warfare strategies undercut old saying like this and are essentially what these hacker groups represent
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by conductr 7mo ago
> Also, security is an ongoing expense. Retaliation is one time. Disagree. Retaliating draws a larger target on you. Increasing need for ongoing security. And increasing need to retaliate. You’re retaliating against multiple fronts and v
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by conductr 7mo ago
What are you “scoring” though. US firm loses data, has downtime, lost revenues, etc. If they attack back, what damages are they doing that they even care about? Seems to me they just are asking to be continually targeted. Also, why burn the
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by conductr 7mo ago
When I read that sentence I thought of travel booking sites. The kind that are unavailable to help you when you arrive at a hotel that has no record of your reservation. The kind I avoid precisely because I’ve had enough problems like that
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by conductr 7mo ago
That’s what I was trying to say. Inbound calls always seem to come at inconvenient times.
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by conductr 7mo ago
That generates more supply (mechanics) not less demand (volume of broken cars). Sometimes having excess demand is ideal to keep the market balanced in your favor.
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by conductr 7mo ago
I think that’s wrong for a couple reasons. I think author doesn’t fully understand the problem or doesn’t explain it well leading to this assumption. He wouldn’t care to get these extra jobs if he’s full, so why do this to begin with. He co
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by conductr 7mo ago
The question is more why employ a full time receptionist when fractional services are available and it’s an old well established industry. A couple hundred dollar a month could employ a human only when the phone rings and to schedule their
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by conductr 7mo ago
It also ignores easily available solutions that could have been deployed prior to AI For example, even if it shows a boost of $100,000 per month in revenue. It could likely have been achieved with a shared virtual assistant / reception
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by conductr 7mo ago
This only matters if you were to assume they are undercapitalized to execute this strategy, I would assume the opposite in this thought exercise. EV enthusiasts are going to be the first adopters at any price, BYD has a lot of hype. Dealer
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by conductr 7mo ago
> "electric car industry . They invented it" "Industry" is a keyword that your pedantry is overlooking. Unless you can edify us as to where there was an EV industry prior to Tesla? The existence or history of the tec
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by conductr 7mo ago
Pegging it to a Medicare rate isn't the lazy part. Allowing that rate to be less than Medicare is the lazy part. I really feel like you're not understanding how this works like you think you do. It is certainly a common way to wri
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by conductr 7mo ago
GP is talking about the current market and product class, not the drive train/mechanisms. There was ~a century where EVs were effectively nonexistent
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by conductr 7mo ago
If they're new they could just be built to pass US safety standards, BYD vehicles perform well on safety ratings and I imagine that's what their strategy has been. Sure still have to go through the procedures but the hard part is
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by conductr 7mo ago
Dude. 7th grade like a mug
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by conductr 7mo ago
It’s weird, my favorite band has been Deftones forever and I think they’re more popular now than they ever were back then. I thought rock died but it’s having a bit of a moment again. Went to the zoo with family yesterday and saw so many ki
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by conductr 7mo ago
As a fan of ICP this is hilarious because it almost means we all need to become juggalos not just dress like them, even if that helps > The Juggalo story, or Dark Carnival mythology, is the overarching narrative conceptualized by the hip
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by conductr 7mo ago
My Lexus does this too. I rarely get it due to weather however it’s how I know I’m past due for a car wash (dust on sensors) In any case, it seems reasonable to me that the human should be making the decisions once conditions become adverse
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by conductr 7mo ago
My first roll I got a Springtail (1%) then second a Beetle (15%) then nematodes came in and outlasted my patience. I wished this was just a table.
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by conductr 7mo ago
Everyone is creating visuals, not just data scientists or designers that probably should know these rules. I generally am against people who have expectations of how they want others to communicate. Be it colors, pronouns, whatever- you’re

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