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by djeastm 2y ago
You are fine with it, of course, because you're reasonable. But OP's claim was that Adobe is "trying to be ethical with its AI training data and no one seems to even care" as if we're meant to give special conside
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>The high liquidity means you are beholden to thousands of people who view your company as a roulette wheel amongst thousands, who want immediate gains and have no stomach for any losses. This sounds a lot like Warren Buffett's opin
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Fyi it was Shopify, not Spotify.
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I'd have liked to see the CIA Director cite something to corroborate HIS claim. The Biden Administration strongly denies his claim. >Former Biden officials, though, said that Signal was never permitted on their government phones. “W
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>Then immediately stop reading. The details don't matter at this point. That's truly an absurd suggestion. I hope you're just attempting to make some kind of point, but not suggesting people actually ignore "the detai
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by djeastm 2y ago
Adding source info: They Thought They Were Free The Germans, 1933-45 Milton Mayer https://press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/511928.htm
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>Skip Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening No way, that's one of my favorites. I don't want to let pretension keep me from liking what I like.
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by djeastm 2y ago
I believe this is simply the aging process. We all want to peg it to something specific we've done, but I've never met a person who doesn't feel this way at some point in the middle of their lives. Our bodies are just like ev
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Ah, so Amazon needs to prove a negative, now. I get the lack of trust, but at some point logic has to prevail.
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>Easy to prove, can you think of an engineer that adds negative value? That deletes tests, or breaks stuff? No. Have you really worked with someone that did this and they weren't fired?
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The physical labor will be for the robots in the video. We'll probably spend all day consuming media and socializing. Thats the optimistic view of course.
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Maybe when you know you're due to start support the next week, you stop feature work sometime the previous week and do small maintenance/backlog tasks and or documentation. Like a cooldown period before task switching
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The towing company isn't getting the profits from the sale of the cars. The law has the money going to the state if the owner doesn't claim it within a certain amount of time. So their incentive is just the favor and clearing out
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Creative writing is tremendously different from coding, imo.
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Yes, it's ridiculous. They should really only grade-skip in math after giving the student take-home exercises during the current year that will serve as a replacement for the skipped grade. It's irresponsible to do otherwise, imo.
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by djeastm 2y ago
How about regulated private industry as another option? Seems to work ok for cannabis/alcohol/tobacco and such vices.
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The cure for any existential crisis about aging or lost youth is to spend some time with people older than yourself, the older the better. You will feel young again.
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by djeastm 2y ago
>Do we really want to dilute the uniqueness of language I can't speak to whether it's desirable or not, but this has been happening with the advent of radio, movies, and television for over a century. So, are we worse off now,
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This is one of my "Kids these days..." moments. I've been caught several times mistaking the meaning of this new slang.
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How is it a hijack? He got and is still getting overwhelming support from the GOP rank and file. It mightve been a hijack at one point, but MAGA owns the whole airline now.
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What an embarrassing and shameful take. Truly breathtaking.
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Thanks! I like the rewind feature. One of my key frustrations with the game solved!
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>I think you've missed something important: none of these elements in Balatro are monetized. Monetization doesn't really affect addiction, which was the question at hand.
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>I strive for accuracy Well that's plainly not true. Striving for accuracy is going through the script and doing this thing called "fact checking". It's an actual job that used to mean something to writers, journalist
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I suppose I need to change all my column names to random 16-character strings so I don't leave my database insecure!
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I mean, it is basic. Templates have been around for decades and this looks like a template from 2007 that someone filled in with their own copy. That might take like an hour, maybe? And presumably the person who wants the page done will hav
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This thread is giving me a flashback to Stack Overflow
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"Should" being the operative word. It was easier a few years ago
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>The guy at Not Just Bikes will tell you that enforcement will never work nor happen and that the only way to get people to slow down is to design the road so it doesn't feel safe to drive fast. This makes sense. Though annoying to
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You're right. The sad thing to me is there's not going to be much of a way to tell if the text we're reading, the picture we're looking at, or the person we're talking to even IS a real person unless they're ph

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