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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I liked that Google lets you register a different handler for SMS which is at least part way to letting us shut off that 0-click crap channel.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
What's the status for ZFS with a TPM and his will this affect it (competitively?)
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
But Quantum entanglement seems to be traveling in God's channel, how does that happen if God is using linked lists?
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
> Get over yourself. I consider ceasing to interpret my own survivor bias as skill instead of luck, getting over myself.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
In a very still environment, I would think steering would work by being off center, I can't imagine how he would go straight..
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think you should expect to die if you spend a lot of time on the road. Does it matter what bug the driver has that runs you down?
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
If humans were rational the human average would keep going up as anyone bellow average leaves it to robots, but instead it sounds like a lot of people with illusory superiority will keep hurting themselves.. https://en.wikipedia.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Perhaps cumulatively, but in a particular moment? A infectious disease specialist may further raise GDP in this story, moments or years later.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I don't really know that her case against Harvard is that unreasonable. It's not like Harvard has never been caught prioritizing shielding its community over academic integrity, so why not this time? But the leap to going after th
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Call me a cynic, but I think a patent regurgitation machine will more likely have a successfully defended patent against the other AI makers than be shut down for the patent infringement it enables.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think few insurers can actually do any of that, let alone a new one when the question is larger calamities. They all have to buy from reinsurers which have a lower limit of what they would charge that may be considerably lower than what t
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
The real issue here is a DSL without intention of enforcing limitations permanently. A Regex, SQL, TLA, CSS and so on are all better DSLs than allowing a general purpose language because they are meant to restrict inputs of lower priority t
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
https://hbr.org/2013/09/plantations-practiced-modern-managem... Social Darwinism is a retroactive description of the colonial environment, not the religion that was used to tolerate it. The religious model of raci
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think you have given Darwin a time machine. I would accuse the Protestant movement of developing both the abusive book maker model and the sciences as we know them today, but the sciences came much later.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
If you use some other system, you still end up needing to track all of tasks and their progression in the database then identify all the ways they may have gone off track and update their state..
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think letting it rot on features was pretty much the easiest course to eventually remove it without anyone accidentally ending up in the middle of a Streisand effect while defending a renaming. I really liked ReiserFS way back when but th
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Given that council wants to win a prosecutor needs to be proven competent and yet lose 2/3rds of the time to be a neutral one?
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I don't think they are nearly as bad as cars from a waste perspective, even if they are short lived, it takes quite a few of them to make one car worth of (e)trash. If they weren't allowed on sidewalks and parked in (repurposed) c
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
AFAICT he pledged them to BlockFi to try to stop a margin call, and they went bankrupt, so its just a question of which bankruptcy claims they are for.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
AFA streaming, I think people were already unhappy with content and unsubscribing at an accelerated pace because of financial fears. It seems to me like they are going to collectively lower standards of what they are offering, like Disney,
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Lots of correlations should exist with your chemical, and I don't see them, so if it floats it's a witch.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Provided a dire warning that became a prophecy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassandra_(metaphor)
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Given that they cant just turn it off, it sounds like someone forgot to renew the domain.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Sure, I love standard wheel sizes since it prevents me from having to throw away the chair. I also like the integration in android to share/print/BT transmit with whichever chat app I have installed, though obviously all these app
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
You want to pay more for less reliable service and have it used against adequate housing to ensure the service continues to decline? A renter from a co-op, etc doesn't have to do anything for lower rent, more rights, options, etc, than
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Yes, a nonprofit group running/developing a housing area and renting to its members is much nicer than having to own at least a condo and then dealing with a bunch of bank/lawyer/realtor nonsense every time you want to move.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think the WARN ACT would most likely apply if they terminate too many workers at once at one expected workplace, whether or not they think they have cause. It's interesting that the WARN ACT is not well written for WFH developments,
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Looks like just another great tax deal. Give me a few million and I'm not sure I'll temporarily hold real estate but I will hire a schmuck to count it.
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
Is new mining of similar materials environmentally friendly?
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by fatfingerd 3y ago
I think your article is less likely to have the investigation beginning with the post office and more likely to have affects of multiple regular people not being OK with something, and being present. Such involved parents could never let an

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