exolymph

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by exolymph 17d ago
> It is a very deeply embedded assumption that women are primary parents. Because this is typically true, even in cases where both parents work.
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by exolymph 18d ago
It's projection on your part. The general public (excluding the "very online" subset thereof) is barely even aware of mass surveillance.
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Using AI on a Homestead(patreon.com)
2 points by exolymph 18d ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 23d ago
> treat anyone who comes through the door for anything nitpick, but it's anything imminently life-threatening (mas o menos), not anything like if you show up in the ER with burgeoning cancer they won't provision chemo
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by exolymph 26d ago
I echo this. It is not clear to me what the actual difference is.
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by exolymph 29d ago
Yes, as the article says: > This should be very familiar because agents do exactly the same thing in code and plans. They love belt-and-suspenders, wrapping an extra try-catch or re-implementing the same utility over and over.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
Yeah that one got my hackles up. The idea that America should not be run for the benefit of its citizens is uhhhh saying the quiet part out loud, I guess.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
Thank you for sharing his memory with us.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
Huh. I wish this was the norm in my area, so I didn't have to wait around for the check once I finish eating.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
The question is actually how do people get away with avoiding accountability for their actions?
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by exolymph 1mo ago
Red Queen's race. It comes up a lot in marketing.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
That is devastating. How are you doing?
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by exolymph 1mo ago
It's both. OPD is dramatically under-staffed, and also trash. Needs a complete overhaul.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
He's funny as hell. I don't like him as a politician but he's an extremely effective showman.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
I didn't even know AWS had in-house models, that's how seldom they are mentioned.
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by exolymph 1mo ago
Sidetracked by this blog being on Medium, I feel like I jumped back in time 5 years.
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by exolymph 2mo ago
You are right, except: "solutionism will fail. Magic technology will not come to save us." You just can't know this. It might be true. But it might not. That's the thing about the future, it is fundamentally alien.
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by exolymph 2mo ago
Women and men are not judged according to the same standards. We're not super sexually dimorphic as a species, but certainly enough to matter in terms of evolved social responses.
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by exolymph 2mo ago
Aw man, since you're sharing this on HN, you gotta cover California!
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The Unimagined Good(michaelnielsenupdates.substack.com)
2 points by exolymph 2mo ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 2mo ago
Should doctors be forced to perform abortions they don't condone?
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Inference, Inferred(blog.naveen.com)
1 points by exolymph 2mo ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 2mo ago
I read this comment and was like "but what is their business model?" before I realized
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by exolymph 3mo ago
he just like me fr
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by exolymph 3mo ago
Lol, this has Google energy.
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by exolymph 3mo ago
Arguably if you can't achieve this, ngmi.
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by exolymph 3mo ago
No, you can squat in the hospital bed. (Source: have given birth.) I'm not sure whether this is the same in India, but in the USA most hospitals don't want you to get out of bed post-epidural because you're a fall risk which
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by exolymph 4mo ago
> probably because at least someone in HN leadership realises just how bad this reflects on the USA and its people. flags are user-driven
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by exolymph 4mo ago
Hi, I'm a writer who specializes in community marketing. Different from the average person in this thread, but there's nothing to lose by posting, right? Location: SF Bay Area, specifically East Bay Remote: yes, preferred — open t
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by exolymph 4mo ago
Whenever you submit a link, you get dropped on /new, so that's when I look at it.

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