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exe34
1y ago
The concept of a school wouldn't be illegal. The people running the school would be committing crimes or at least be in some level of legal trouble with the city council, state or federal law. They could either be fined or go to prison
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exe34
1y ago
When billionaires break the law, we all suffer. I'll let you try to figure out why. you seem like a smart chap.
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exe34
1y ago
Nobody made a school illegal. Schools have to meet certain standards, whether educational or planning.
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exe34
1y ago
that's just wishful thinking. US law applies world wide as long as Trump is willing to reach out and nab you. ask the Venezuelan fishermen.
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exe34
1y ago
Does it need to be? Trump has been assasinating people in boats with no evidence whatsoever.
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exe34
1y ago
they are persons under US law.
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exe34
1y ago
Revert the changes and then hop on a call to figure out how to do it right next time. "Explain what's wrong and how to fix it" is the wrong approach. if you need it explained to you what was broken, then you're not the e
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1y ago
> Same reason people here are taking "let's jump on a call" as some personal attack. Some people just like drama. No, some of us can see into the future, because it flows from the past. When management shits on 20 years of
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exe34
1y ago
It might be more helpful to point out which guidelines it did follow. Humans are expected to read and obey these things - so presumably whoever deployed them will be aware and can demonstrate that they were followed.
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1y ago
it depends how much they donate to the golden ballroom!
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exe34
1y ago
I hope Anna's Archive kept a copy.
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exe34
1y ago
So when several people point out how you are wrong, you take it as a coordinated attack?
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exe34
1y ago
Western companies also have five year plans. The British parliament runs on a five year cycle. Are you suggesting we are all communists?
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exe34
1y ago
punishing by adults in charge. fighting back and a promise to always pay back more is very different.
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exe34
1y ago
And who's playing Caesar? (I love shitty analogies! Keep them coming!)
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exe34
1y ago
You should volunteer yourself as a victim to save others! You sound like you're very noble.
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1y ago
> it clearly believes Contrast this with the usual reply of "who's experiencing the illusion?" in response to "consciousness is an illusion". If it's capable of believing, I think it's more than "j
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1y ago
> We seek self-preservation. We are changeable. We die. We reproduce and evolve. If it's not exactly like me, then it's not good enough to be <X>.
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exe34
1y ago
You can read one or two and decide if it's worth going through. Otherwise you can just reject them.
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1y ago
> Everyone talking about having them break it down into smaller chunk. Vibe coding there is a near guarantee the person doesn't know what the code does either. that's the point though, if they can't do it, then you close t
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1y ago
you line up 10-20 PRs and merge them in a temporary integration branch that gets tested/demoed. The PRs still have to be reviewed/accepted and merged into main separately. You can say 'the purpose of this pr is to do x for bl
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exe34
1y ago
Are you quite sure that's the only difference you can think of? Let me give you a hint: is there any difference in the volume for the same cost at all?
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exe34
1y ago
simple, ask them to break it down into smaller pieces with clear explanation of what it does and why it's needed. Then set up an AI to drag them in the dirt with pointless fixes. or just close them as won't-fix.
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exe34
1y ago
yes I do wish it would say a bit more of what's going on and have a big button that says "try it now".
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exe34
1y ago
from figures in authority, yes. but in practise, bullies respond very well to a bigger bully. it's the entire basis of government - the monopoly on violence.
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1y ago
I did not elide anything, thank you very much. I don't deny not knowing what intelligence is. I'm asserting that those, like you, who claim to know enough to ridicule the possibility of artificial minds, don't have a clue eit
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1y ago
how many thousands? I have a folder with a total of 12760 files spread within several folders, but the largest I think is the one with 3827 files. I've noticed the sync isn't instantaneous, but if I ping one device from the other,
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exe34
1y ago
But to say "you can never be a real woman, because you can't give birth" would be very silly, given how many "real women" can't. And yet that doesn't stop the terfs.
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1y ago
my favourite sport is watching people trying to exclude the possibility of AI thinking/becoming sentient/self-aware/whatever-nebulous-magical-term-you-like. Every single time they manage to exclude a whole section of humanity
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1y ago
How does a body know what's going on? Would you say it has any input devices?
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