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by deft 7y ago
Pretty much. My question is who would enforce such bizarre terms anyway?
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by deft 7y ago
the fbi literally pays people to post in threads about mass shooters.
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by deft 7y ago
Vandalism is universally bad because why?
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by deft 8y ago
Very very good book. It sends you into an initial "NO that's preposterous!" thought but as you read through it becomes obvious the damage the current system has done and the weaponization of it.
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by deft 8y ago
It is an instagram knockoff. I think they are avoiding the fediverse mention on purpose in order to get users by just marketing it as an alternative without any special magic. This about page as a landing page is really confusing but the ho
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by deft 8y ago
As the owner you wouldn't be part of the union so there would be no "overhead" for you anyway. Do you understand how unions work?
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by deft 8y ago
Project M is a wii title ;)
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by deft 8y ago
According to this article and comments here I should be getting paid simply for disagreeing with the pro-USA nonsense everywhere. Where do I apply?
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by deft 8y ago
Instead of making fun of the commenter and replying as if you're talking to an absolute idiot, maybe comment on the content of what they have said.
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by deft 8y ago
McDonald's outsourced the work traditionally done by their staff to the customer. Their staff is forced to wash their hands at common intervals, the general public isn't. Interesting article :)
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by deft 8y ago
What about the 19 yo arrested for accessing public URLs on a FOIA site in Nova Scotia? The case was dropped but he was still arrested. Happened earlier this year. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/pol
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by deft 8y ago
This might use AI but it's nothing but marketing here. Isn't any sufficiently 'trained' program AI under this definition? If I put enough possible paths in my matching system, I get this. Intellicode is just a minor impr
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by deft 8y ago
We have the exact same issue with python. For large projects the dynamic typing is such a hassle. It slows down development. It increases debugging time. It's just a pain for complex systems. I haven't used type hinting yet but it
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by deft 8y ago
Uber for scooters. How many times was that autogenerated by one of the million (ironic) startup creator sites? These companies are not worth billions. They have an app, thousands of scooters and a near-slavery workforce. The charade of comp
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by deft 8y ago
I use this: "if I don't like it, it's for dumb people" :^)
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by deft 8y ago
This site makes absolutely no sense. Why is there no explanation to what I'm supposed to do and to what is happening? It says it's the "world" but I can barely navigate a small little neighbourhood. I thought I'd be
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by deft 8y ago
You mean exactly how existing lie detectors claim to work? They slapped AI on an old concept (that isn't useful and has been proven to be worthless a million times over).
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by deft 8y ago
Why are lie detectors legal and why were they ever used for anything? We know they don't work. And we know this one won't work any better, because now they've just put the work of sentiment analysis on "AI" vs. a &q
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by deft 8y ago
No one because it's a random offhand comment that will be forgotten. Bitcoin mining would obviously transition to use renewables (it mostly does as it is, cheap hydro is what most large scale operations are using), and no one will care
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by deft 8y ago
My personal theory is this is a ploy to get people to believe Trump's anti-china narrative meant to distract from the Russia narrative.
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by deft 8y ago
Homeless converted to live-in slaves. Sounds nice! Company towns are coming back, and probably going to be worse than ever, with big brother FB planning on doing similar.
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by deft 8y ago
I do the same thing to auto open tmux and block any new windows from being created. If there is one, it instead opens a new tab when I run my hotkey (ctrl+alt+t). I have shift+arrows to switch between panes, and ctrl+a C to create them.
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by deft 8y ago
Aside from his brazen use of racial slurs how exactly was he racist? His racism always sounded like paranoid nervous talking. He was schizophrenic. Until you can actually show he was racist beyond clips of him using inappropriate language,
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by deft 8y ago
Have the same problem and basically have my whole life. When I do finally get in the zone I get a lot done but getting there is nearly impossible. I've thought of trying some nootropics to help because its probably my biggest issue and
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by deft 8y ago
Good points. Your last paragraph really shows how easy it would be / is which makes me wonder why is the Russia story such a big deal? There very well could have been similar attacks pulled off in the past with no one noticing (or it b
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by deft 8y ago
I did. The whitepaper offers no details on how this is decentralized. Please answer my questions rather that attempting to bicker.
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by deft 8y ago
Besides your shitty ESL whitepaper, can you actually explain HOW this is decentralized in the slightest? Also why doesn't your token sale use your product? You specifically call out airdrops in the whitepaper. Even if its a paid airdro
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by deft 8y ago
It depends on why you're writing. If you're using the word "likely" you probably are dealing with some sort of scientific data. Writing for a technical audience needs to be precise, and words need to be only used when ne
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by deft 8y ago
Could you bring back flurbo? http://flurbo.cc
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by deft 8y ago
Not right now and maybe not ever. People have been asking for an account migration tool for quite awhile.

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