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by delfinom 5mo ago
You only have a potential choice until a company buys out all its competitors and surpresses the rest.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Let in Chinese EVs. Sure, Detroit which is on life support from making shitty overpriced cars would cease to exist. But EVs would take over the US in just 5 years.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Dealing with IT departments run wild with cyber security monkeys that can only follow checklists with no independent thought. The spreadsheet of passwords is a tad more common than it should be because the password managers don't meet
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by delfinom 5mo ago
The whole point of 2b2t is anarchy and also secrecy. Hiding bases is absolutely vital. There are groups with goals to destroy what you build and it is completely a core part of the server. Having a live external map view compromises the gam
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Obama did get a lot done, the biggest problem was congress. The dems in congress are basically an entire seniority driven power structure where the 70+ year old dinosaurs hold complete control. They are the biggest ones resistant to change.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
The only ones that need to hear the truth are the speakers not realizing they are first to go in civil uprising over mass unemployment
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by delfinom 5mo ago
....Or you know it's actually true some of the times. Standardized test scores have bombed hard across the US in the last decade due to smartphones being wildly present in schools without control. Kids brains are legitimately rotted by
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by delfinom 5mo ago
It is an executive friendly excuse . No executive will ever want to say they made poor decisions that resulted in overhiring. Instead, someone else's fault. The same way for awhile the failings of certain businesses "those damn m
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by delfinom 5mo ago
EviCore looks like EvilCore and knowing some richfucks that got into various businesses, that may be more intentional than coincidence.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
>The US is winning the AI race where it matters most: commercialization Mass unemployment and an eventually collasping economy is winning?
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Yes, but also because management is largely unqualified to be managing the stuff they are hired for. So they regress to numbers because they otherwise cannot participate in anything technical.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
>I shudder to think just how badly we will be outmatched in a shooting war with China. A study a few years ago gave the US just 1 week before all its missiles were depleted with China in just a naval war.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
GitLab is American corporate bureaucracy out in the open for everyone to see. It's why large American corporations acquire to innovate because they otherwise are too bloated with unqualified middle management to do anything.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
He violated the policy of turning off devices that can be tracked off before stealing them.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
I know a medium sized defense contractor that ultimately had to sell itself a few years because they did this. They would come recruiting in bulk at our school only to fire the majority within a year to satisfy their stack ranking nonsense.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Wow, way to argue maliciously. The only reason any AI usage is rejected in this scenario is due to errors. Human error is one thing, but if a human uses AI and does not verify its output and then publishes it as some sort of authoritative w
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Why are you treating branches as if they are holy? This is all OSS, people work on this in their free time, git is got and people can use branches as they like to experiment and share their experiments with others. If you don't like th
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Politicians worldwide are salivating at the chance of throwing their opposition and critics in prison.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
People trying to sell their used junk aren't going to accept a 30-40% cut. It's why they aren't using eBay these days in the first place.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Bonus, health networks now push doctors to use AI transcription software for the EHR entries. Doctors and nurses like it because they don't have to type it up. But it is a complete shitshow on whether the records are reviewed for trans
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Medicine is about knowledge, but acquiring knowledge may in fact require "breaking out of the box" that AI is increasing behind to avoid touching "touchy subjects" or insulting anyone and so on.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Standard plug is great but government need to mandate labeling. I'm stuck putting wire labels on every USB c cable I own. I can't tell the difference between a 3A and 5A cable otherwise, same for usb2.0 only cables vs 3.1 vs 3.2 4
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by delfinom 5mo ago
looks at if AV2 is dead in the water https://www.sisvel.com/insights/av2-is-coming-sisvel-is-prep... yep
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Ok, but why are AVs getting a break on the same tickets a human gets no "low frequency threshold" for them to be allowed. If a AV runs a red light or a stop sign, it should be the same penalty, period. If AV companies want to avoi
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by delfinom 5mo ago
>You need boots on the ground, so to speak, to see that new speed limit sign or the new lane paint. It'll shock you to know that you can simply get this from governments, some even provide this in API form
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by delfinom 5mo ago
>I think this whole idea of "if you make something nice that other people like, you are obligated to serve people forever" is totally bogus. Personal opinion, I think western society at large has a ton of brain rot. People are
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by delfinom 5mo ago
You are ignoring the second variable on the consumption of energy dense materials. Weight. It correlates to the energy density of course, but, weight directly goes into the power consumption calculations for vehicles. Efficiency is just a m
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by delfinom 6mo ago
To burst your bubble, Notepad++ is the elder to Sublime Text by 5 years.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
GitHub was independent, and then AI happened. All long term business goodwill and reputation is simply there to burn to keep the bubble going.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
It was a glitch that was a little more that "prevented her account from being displayed". The reps could not see it ever existed. Meaning the backend really snafued. But there was more than likely post mortems and days of meetings

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