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   by datakan 3mo ago

   That wasnt my point. Bats are known incubators for rabies because they are immune to it but still carry it. Dogs find the dead bats and get infected, just like other animals. They see food, they eat it, they get infected. The root cause her
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   The pellets can cause localized infections or rashes to humans. More dangerous to certain groups like small children, pregnant women and people with immune system issues.
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   But dogs typically get it from the bat. I don't understand the logic
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   The Vampire Bat Link (1911): The very first connection between bats and rabies was made by scientist Antonio Carini in Brazil. He discovered the virus in cattle that had died from a paralyzing sickness after being bitten by vampire bats. Th
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   Strange article. So much focus on dogs with only one mention of bats who are the primary carrier and spreader of rabies.
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   Someone tried to recruit me back in 2000 for a startup that would sell a box you connect to your computer allowing you to smell things over the internet. I'll let you guess what industry he was targeting.
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   And also cheaper than launching stuff into space. This may have been approved but that's a long ways off from actual viability.
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   I'm sure both players love it
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   by datakan 3mo ago

   You sound like someone thats never worked in a corporate environment. No, threatened is the correct word. I don't care if you like that or not.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Thats the best description I have heard of the problem so far. I ran into this recently where I automated a ton of stuff and got essentially threatened by leadership for not using AI. My system produces the same output 100% of the time, is
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    I have tried desperately to do this and come up short about 75-80% of the time. I tried for years to buy local also and got screwed over every time I tried. Things just aren't like they used to be where people gave a shit about quality
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    I'm not sure thats all on Phil. He was told they needed 30% profit margins or else. He was grasping and trying to make that happen when they only had 12% (market average was something like 10). This really feels like Phil was setup to
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    All of them. Diablo is dead. They can't capitalize on StarCraft. All they have left with WoW is micro transactions for old users. Overwatch has been a disaster for years. Blizzard hasn't had a win in a very long time.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Considering how bad Blizzard has gotten the last 10 or so years, I would expect a bloodbath there. I don't know how they avoid it.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Same group
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Arguments so watertight that none of them ever agree with each other and have argued for thousands of years without a resolution to even the most basic of questions.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    If the AI is digesting all the philosophy material ever published then why do they need philosophers?
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    I'm not going tit for tat on corruption. If you treat this like team sports and fail to hold "your side" accountable then you deserve all the misery you'll inevitably receive. God help you
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    14 layers of management is truly epic. I don't think I have ever been more than 5 levels down my entire 30 year career.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Sure lets act like Democrats are innocent little victims in all of this
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Probably wouldn't matter if you had the funds either since MacStudios are 3-4 months out for purchase.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    I haven't seen leadership this bad since the late 90's. I'm pretty sure at this point that Claude could run the company better than Dario.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    They aren't teammates, they are tools. The personification of agents needs to stop.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    What they think is irrelevant. What they do is
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    That’s every profession. I interviewed someone once that claimed Linux skills on his resume. I asked a couple basic questions and his response was, “well I don’t know that but my dad does”. Great, when is he applying?
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    And yet this happens almost everyday where someone sues the gun maker instead of the person who pulled the trigger. It's blaming the spoon for making you fat scenario.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    Only 9? I could probably hit 9 before I even logged in. That said, this isn't particularly informative.
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    The first internet memes were just winamp skins
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    by datakan 3mo ago

    While I don't agree with the author exactly, I do admire someone sticking to their guns (no pun intended). Like Oscar Wild said, "Morality, like art requires drawing a line somewhere". One of my favorite 80's movies was
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    by datakan 4mo ago

    I got my OSCP back in 2018. Such a fun cert to earn.