forshaper

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by forshaper 4mo ago
That was before 2020, I guess. Americans are happy to provide whatever now, afaict
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Not yet, but I could see them requiring some sort of signing in the future.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
The nyancat is out of the bag.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
finally, our GPU 'Come and take it' flags will be understood
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by forshaper 4mo ago
a: If making it illegal fails, make it a Federal procurement requirement to use regulated models. Come up with an audit standard that only fits regulated models. Watch the preference trickle down.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
This is why I like literal translations & etymological dives, paired with asking what activities would constitute a life in that time. Ie, you may not need to be a competent archer, but it is a little easier to understand someone who us
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Would you happen to know why there are so many Canadian investments in American telecom?
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by forshaper 4mo ago
I've very sympathetic to this message, but "not even the Pentagon’s employees can expect to have their privacy respected" doesn't make sense. When you sign up, you sign up to hand everything over, including your private
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by forshaper 4mo ago
As a teenager in 00s suburban Texas, all you had to do is gather in a playground or stripmall parking lot for someone to call the cops.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
How much of all this is due to hardware improving, and software bloating enough to fill the capacity?
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by forshaper 4mo ago
The price of a strong community is extreme annoyance (and it's worth every bit of frustration)
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by forshaper 4mo ago
tbf, I think many people also want this. Is there anything more offensive than some internet niche subculture living differently, to those who came online during covid?
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Idk, seeing American academic & media ideologies proliferate in more educated groups in Southeast Asia lead me to think it's happening, albeit slowly.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Incidentally, the 1970s are when productivity kept rising, but typical worker pay stopped rising with it.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Permitting admin is part of regulation, which in turn is required for construction.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
In a more sane universe, we'd have been further along simply standardizing & centralizing patient records for providers, figuring out base rates, and communicating those base rates to providers.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
The equivalent of 'days since last injury' bonuses is the first method that comes to mind, until you consider that this would mean people would be more likely to hide things going wrong. So then many things are to rely on executiv
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by forshaper 4mo ago
I do think of all my computer work as predominantly janitorial.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Someone could be in charge one day.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Cold storage warehouses, industrial greenhouses, indoor ag, are all similar but who protests those. I think there's something social going on.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Yet, growth mindset.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
I should have said 'firms' instead of 'people.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Looking better and better for people to go after local solutions.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
It's been this way at least since the Administrative Procedure Act. Solidified later with Chevron. Chevron is struck down, but in effect not too much has changed.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Yes. The 10 wealthiest men in the world in 1919 didn't have CT scans, ultrasound, dialysis, pacemakers, knee replacements, CPAP machines, asthma inhalers, air conditioning, or computers.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
I was thinking the other day that Apple is best positioned for drone companions- not even necessarily humanoid, but solving the battery charge problem to have an assistant follow you everywhere.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
At some point I started to include jokes in documentation to encourage people to read it. For the most part, this only entertained whoever the knowledge or project admin was.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
I've never written anything useful from scratch, outside of R or css & html.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
As a lifelong script kiddie, the thing that made it all possible in my youth was simply time. The more time I had, the more hours I could spend figuring out that 0.01%.
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by forshaper 4mo ago
Given the incentives that bring out the personalities in various occupations, I would guess other personas would be better suited to getting a task done than 'therapist' or 'tech HR rep'. For examples, that of an explosi

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