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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
> The left believes there should be a fundamental minimum standard for existence that all members of society are entitled to. I believe we should do this because if we are the greatest nation in the world, we should be able to do this. T
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Monitoring could have detected overspend as well. My point is either choice, caps or no caps, has its cons.
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> The people who need to be above average and exceptionally are senior management and maybe a few bright sparks in middle management. Most of the value-add happens there that builds social machines that then do the work. That is the drea
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
If average is all we need, then anyone can do it. What value do I add? How does an employee differentiate themselves? Why didn’t the boss ask the AI for the charts to begin with? Everyone’s income is going to be below average, because they
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
See also: Why is the default cap so low? I lost €78bojillion because my API stopped working.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
I don’t actually care for jazz. But I like this for the concept. I listed to this longer than any other jazz I had the option to turn off. Just to explore the results and learn about the different lines. Music, art really, includes far more
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
This is not random in the slightest. Each instrument was carefully chosen based on characteristics of the line. The notes were placed along the line by a human. Each step of the way involved a human making choices. The underlying driver… th
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
How is ICE anything but bad? If someone really wanted to stop illegal immigration, punishing the businesses that betray American workers by hiring cheap illegal labor. That seems a bit more efficient than hunting people on the streets with
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Giving needles keeps someone alive potentially. Until they can get more help for the addiction. Long term. Keeping the needles away makes increases the chances the druggie will die. Short term. The needles is really a distraction. It is a v
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Filter to your demographic.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Strong disagree. One side is clearly interested in helping others simply because they need help. The other is clearly interested in help others that they can relate to (look like themselves) and have earned the right to help (such as believ
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
Does C++ have build in memory management now?
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
I enjoyed the article. And it gave me a different perspective about how sometimes you have to go to where the people are to get your message out to people that they should leave. I for one, was happy the article was on HN.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
The solar eclipse pictures are absolutely beautiful.
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That isn’t actually refuting his original argument. Just proving his example false. Then you beg the question with a bit of a straw man fallacy thrown in.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
If you relate funding to arrests, more arrests will be made. Perhaps shifting funding to relate to guilty verdicts could help? At least then there is an objective 3rd party that has to agree with the charge. Of course… the judges and the co
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
I. AM. THE LAW. Dreddful.
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by drfloyd51 6mo ago
28 important emails in 20 years? Would the information in those emails had gotten to you via a different vector if you did not have email? This sounds like a case for not having email.
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
lol. So many guys here taking about how girls are involved in gaming. Me too! But from a different angle. The vast majority of gaming focuses on zero-sum resolution. Someone loses or dies so someone else can continue or live. In my experien
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
I can read a trashy romance novel on a bus. But if I crack open a skin mag, I am a weirdo. So which is the lesser? Actually… false comparison. They make skin mags featuring men too. So let’s try this: Woman reading a romance book. Vs a man
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Maybe he should ride on the Artemis II mission?
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Annotation sounds good. (As long as it is enforced or honored.) which is the best you can do in C++. A language like C# has true directional parameters. C only truly has “input”
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Knowing if an AI contributed is good data. The human is still responsible for the content of the PR. While code is good or not, evaluating it is a bit of a subjective exercise. We like to think we are infallible code evaluating machines. B
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Disagreed. The default in iOS is to inject. The opt out procedure is to change your signature.
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But people who own the shared spaces might be high on the list. The poorer will get robotics as a condiment. Like WiFi.
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Users used their freedom to choose macOS. Gatekeeper is a desirable feature. They opted-in with their purchase.
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
I hear what you are saying. But hear me out. I think their comment is ok. No one is forced to follow that thread. And the comment does provide additional information. In fact, I never considered circumcision a form a gender mutilation. Desp
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Input. You are passing in a memory location that can be read or written too. That’s it.
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In the original article there are some blue underlined words. “California” is one of them. If you click it, you will get a nifty video answer to your question.
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by drfloyd51 7mo ago
Agreed. Even if we could quantize someone into a feature matrix, every hiring process demands unique matrixes. Even if I pass all the quantifiable stuff… the first answer to an HR “off limits” question will be given soon enough if I get the

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