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by fn-mote 10mo ago
This is such a negative reading of the situation. You’re talking about something that has been compromised for TWO DECADES. At least now nobody can pretend. I for one hope that this hastens the demise of every remaining use.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
> it has to do to stop the bad thing, which is worse than the bad thing Imo that “worse than the bad thing” evaluation is highly subjective. Nevertheless, I have to say I agree with the poster who recommends you cut ties on your own term
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
Do you mean the “unreasonable search and seizure” part? Or “habeas corpus”? Sorry, they may be enforcing laws, but the method of enforcement itself appears unlawful.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I will believe this argument when everything else from domestic appliances to phones is not also made by “their primary political adversary”.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I’m intrigued by lumping “asteroid impact” and “nuclear war” in the same freak events category. In the US, you’re probably voting for people who will be making the nuclear war decisions… It won’t be a freak accident, it will be a result of
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I’m confident that is the breach/attack/whatever they are discussing.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
How about just turning off optimized storage and letting Time Machine do its job?
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I give a lot of credit to the GP… I’m not familiar with the UCSD demographic, but in general I would expect the 4 year applicants to be much more homogeneous. They’re all 18 years old, how much interesting life experience do they have? Some
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
Yes. Well off schools raise hundreds of thousands of dollars from parent donations.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
> And all this will do is cause the best students to hide in shit schools to game the system No it won’t, because they would get a horrible base for their education and be 1-2 years behind their “super strong school” peers. (I did not ma
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
So is high school GPA.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I don’t think the GP is joking, but they may not have realized that this strategy is already well known. A lot of families won’t uproot themselves for it, though.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
The article mentions two vulnerabilities. One was remediated June 2025. The other has not been remediated.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
With a bar this low? Pretty good.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
The most is ATM access if you want that.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
History here is they will require a recent OS version even if it is unnecessary.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
> "Abolish ICE" Currently, no comment anywhere in this discussion mentions abolishing ICE. Was something edited away? This seems like a misdirection. You have picked several inflammatory positions that nobody here is openly adv
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
Fox news video from a closer perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNnVbXPCEDU A man approaches her car and tries to pull the door open. She attempts to drive away. It seems clear to me that the woman is trying to es
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
> If I were to try and buy the condo I rent, due to interest rates, taxes, and HOA's I would be paying $1000 more per mo ... and you would be building equity. So you pay less and get less, right? You're thinking this is a sign
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
Perl 5 does not have types, as far as I know. I’m taking the GP seriously instead of dismissing it. Raku looks like more fun than nushell tbh.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I totally disagree. Or is a huge surprise (to the typical user) that highlighting text BY ITSELF in one window exposes that information for JavaScript running in a different application (like the browser). It’s like knowing that my smart TV
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
> test positive for NPD NPD = Narcissistic Personality Disorder ? >> overblown levels of self-importance, arrogance, and selfishness, as well as a lack of empathy for others. Googled the term, but couldn't exactly see the conn
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
Cute, but you can do only one day at a time. I would have had to like it more to be motivated to bookmark it and come back tomorrow.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
I hate to say it, but even the existence of this tool is a danger sign. I say this as someone who uses Hugo and is regularly burned (singed) by breaking changes. Pinning your version is great until you trip across a bug (usually rendering
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
What field do you work in that you’re mapping objects of size 2^{63}? Databases? When I see anything that size it’s a bug.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
> Why have you concluded the US is unable to put anything in the place of Venezuela's previous government? Any student of history would be skeptical. The US record after interference in a country is abysmal. Relatively recent failur
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
They're spending the 20 hours setting up the AI grader, not playing on the phone.
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
But you'll accept the results of an exam for a (in the US) $1000+ course given by a TA that makes about the same as a delivery driver? And you'll trust their assessment of the results? There's so much wrong with this idea, I
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
Did you make it far enough to find out about his "Docent" system for AI exams? If it's not a startup yet, he's thinking about it. [1]: https://get-docent.com/
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by fn-mote 10mo ago
On the surface, true. Multiple choice tests are a counter example. Thinking deeper, though, multiple choice tests require SIGNIFICANTLY more preparation. I would go so far as to say almost all individual professors are completely unqualifie

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