edgyquant

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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Don’t care, the society disrupting nonsense will stop one way or another and we’re done entertaining concern trolls about the matter
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
The Democratic Party isn’t without its own corruption either. Pelosi is one of the best stock traders ever and there’s a reason why people voted for Trump. The border being open was criminal negligence and this isn’t just a conservative t
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
No it’s directly putting the blame on developers
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Anglo-Zanzibar war lasted about 40 minutes and saw 0 British casualties https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Zanzibar_War
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
So what does that say about their opposition who lost all three branches of government to them?
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Im not even talking about the description but “commit this to git with the description x” type prompts
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
“The billionaires” are a boogeyman and not a cabal with all that much power in the west.
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Basically everything you mentioned is covered by L&D
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
I know multiple engineers who have spent months or even years trying to find a job. How can you say not to worry when the industry has already gotten this bad?
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
I already see people using an agent to write a git commit
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Yeah which is why the solution has to be legislative. These companies are trying to take over the entire industry and even if they won’t have as good a solution as someone who only focuses on one thing they have the capital, distribution a
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Right so the answer is to improve enforcement not disable it and let more crime go unsanswred
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
This is just a ridiculous attempt to bring Trump into an unrelated conversation.
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
That’s funny I use to do the same in high school 15 years ago
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
So it should be improved but sounds like it’s just catching criminals who need to be caught no?
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
If it’s not falsely identifying people I don’t see a problem at all. If it’s identifying criminals every criminal should be caught
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Legally speaking they were found to have by a court and the others weren’t
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
That is most certainly not a definition of fascism nor a thing unique to it.
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Not everyone is a degenerate gambler
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
We have laws going back decades requiring people to show id to purchase pornography and r rated movies. Why do tech companies get a pass on this?
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
That is amazing but this specific example doesn’t seem all that different from what a compiler does just another level of abstraction higher
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Can you give an example of something beyond the human level you’ve experienced?
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
I don’t think we should subsidize internet, but your framing here rubs me the wrong way. People in these rural areas usually live among family and have lived there for generations, reducing this to a choice feels very elitist. People aren
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Cameras and auto start are both godsends and way better improvements than anything else including computerized features
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
No it isn’t “meant” to do anything but reflect a desire to protect children. You’re projecting.
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Paints the picture of an early solar system that was a fairly connected system. Perhaps life didn’t form anywhere but Porto-life formed everywhere and earth is the only place that hasn’t died yet
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
Also it seems that finding a balance where an ecosystem doesn’t kill itself with its own waste is probably harder than we assume. Earth life has totally changed the atmosphere of the planet, I would many it many cases even when life does f
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
I find it odd when people write off policies as using “save the children” or “protect women” as if this isn’t something people are really capable of thinking. You fail to understand why the Overton window has shifted because you fail to un
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
What if someone else is using the computer/phone/etc?
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by edgyquant 7mo ago
There’s some of that for sure, but also knowledge sharing is easier in person. The question is whether or not it’s that much easier to justify the trade off of in person work. I don’t think so, but even most remote workers I know would ag

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