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by csours 4y ago
> They'll just write it off as live fire training. And then someone will complain. "If you're explaining yourself, you've already lost."
842.
by csours 4y ago
"Recall" means that the Manufacturer MUST follow rules related to record keeping and customer engagement. If you have a recall, please make sure you get it completed. It is someone's job to call and write to you until you do.
843.
by csours 4y ago
How many Americans believe that news organizations deliberately mislead OTHER people? If you dig a little deeper, how many people realize there are different formats like opinion, commentary, and analysis? Opinions can't be WRONG, but
844.
by csours 4y ago
I remember being concerned about putting secrets in search terms in a search engine. I guess at some point I just started feeling like Google didn't care about secrets, but I'm sure they have a LOT of them by now.
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by csours 4y ago
How long until one of these gets ahold of API keys and starts messing with the "real world"?
846.
by csours 4y ago
In June 2021, a condo building called Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Florida collapsed, killing 98 people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfside_condominium_collapse This prompted a huge flurry of investigations
847.
by csours 4y ago
Yup, and for this reason, I will never work on a compliance app again in my life. Compliance is all about reducing risk to an acceptable level, but if you care about it, it is also about reducing risk to as close to zero as possible. Compli
848.
by csours 4y ago
AI is dreaming and hallucinating electric sheep
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by csours 4y ago
In a sense, yes. At fault zones underwater, the seawater does 'mix' with magma and volcanic rock, changing the form of the magma and rock. Rock is more dense than water, even when rock is liquid, so the center of the earth won&#x2
850.
by csours 4y ago
Tour guides often tell local legends instead of facts, just like AI.
851.
by csours 4y ago
Oh god it's too late
852.
by csours 4y ago
Maybe the Butlerian Jihad will happen because computers get too dumb, not too smart.
853.
by csours 4y ago
Our minds frame the world in terms of our major conflicts. Trans people are fighting for recognition and rights. Social conservatives are fighting to reduce rights and increase misunderstanding and fear. In terms of that fight, it is more t
854.
by csours 4y ago
It's not a matter of washing head to toe, it's a matter of scrubbing thoroughly enough everywhere and not missing a spot.
855.
by csours 4y ago
The answer in the video is Dawn liquid dishwashing soap and strong scrubbing with a cloth. I want a product that can show me where the oil is on my skin. I'm strongly affected by poison ivy. I sweat a lot, so I'm constantly touchi
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by csours 4y ago
This is fun, but sometimes it's only clear through context clues. Poison ivy is VERY adaptable. It can look like ground cover or like a bush or like a little tree. It would be great if they had an alternate view for the ones that peopl
857.
by csours 4y ago
I think this is why there is value in moderated spaces like reddit [complex feelings here], the moderators and team/tribe mentality ensure that there is informational value to at least that group [more complex feelings here].
858.
by csours 4y ago
The information landscape is hostile, your attention is valuable, so there is motivation to hijack it.
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by csours 4y ago
I'm sure I'm not the first to say this, but I'd prefer to use they/them as the default for people I don't know well (ie, everyone on the internet that I don't have a social or parasocial relationship with)
860.
by csours 4y ago
These wasps are tiny
861.
by csours 4y ago
I used to work on error proofing software at an automotive assembly plant, and it turns out that error proofing steering wheel torque is hard. Error proofing means at least two things in this context: 1. Making the operation hard to fail at
862.
by csours 4y ago
Looking at some 20 year old code and continuously telling myself "They just made it work" whenever I ask why would anyone do this.
863.
by csours 4y ago
It seems likely that depression is also not a single disease.
864.
by csours 4y ago
My guess is supply constraints. Tesla would rather sell cars than Powerwalls; other suppliers can't make a dent in the market because EVs are slurping up all the capacity at every level of the supply chain. This really is only a guess
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by csours 4y ago
You can read this as dismissive, but it does show the strength of the drive to rationalize; which is one of my biggest problems with things like "rational skepticism". It's too easy to rationalize something you already believ
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by csours 4y ago
> 2. Your company produces something hugely useful / beneficial for society; in other words, it produces something hugely valuable. 2. Your company extracts value from everywhere it can, to the detriment of it's counterparties:
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by csours 4y ago
Is there a prospective randomized controlled trial on which intervention is safest and most effective? No? Hmmm.
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by csours 4y ago
Registered charity?
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by csours 4y ago
There is a tiger in the forest, and it might be stalking me. It's gotten some of my friends, and I might be next. No emotion is forever, there are brighter days ahead. edit: I should be clear that I am fine. I am not affected by layoff
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by csours 4y ago
Digging a hole and lining it with clay and polymer, filling it with household waste, and then covering it with a polymer liner is significantly cheaper than what you are describing. It's not great, there's no great solution, the p

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