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by from-nibly 2y ago
Yeah I get what they are saying, but if anything that supports my argument. Wealthy people might work less when taxes go up, but middle class people have to work more. Poor people might work less because of benefits, but overall the people
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by from-nibly 2y ago
> a computer must never make a management decision. This a little too weak for my taste. In reality it should read "a computer can't make a management decision". As in the sun can't be prevented from rising, or the la
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Care for a link? I don't see how taking money from people could possibly make them work less.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
This is the can of worms introduced by doing event processing. As soon as you break the ties between request and response a billion questions come up. Asking what happens to the reservation in a request response scenario is just chuck an er
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Where is the state stored? What if I have 5 copies of my service now, and 3 later. What happens to the "embedded state"? Was it on the container? Did it just evaporate? Was it on a volume? Is it stuck in limbo? Even if it was put
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Taxing the rich 1.wont happen and 2. wont solve it. Taxes are for the middle class to keep them working. They are not there to pay for stuff that we all use and share. If they were there to pay for stuff that we share they would be voluntar
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by from-nibly 2y ago
> …I guess that turned into a bit of a personal rant but holy crap how is it 2025 and this is still a problem in a major tech city? Regulation created by ISPs to create monopolies for themselves.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
I know but why an iPad and not a laptop? A phone has it's drawbacks yes, but is a very big tradeoff of always being with you, and being tiny. What does an iPad offer over just a laptop?
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Right? Like what if the parents of a child who's legs didn't work just pretended they did? How would that play out? Probably would end with a phone call to CPS. Ignoring mental differences is not a solution to the problem. I&#x27
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by from-nibly 2y ago
See also "The goal" by Eli Goldratt
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Why would you want to do this with an iPad? That's just a laptop without the accessories. A phone fits in your pocket and you have it with you anyway.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
And then how does the minimum wage apply?
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by from-nibly 2y ago
If you also drive less the beetle does make perfect sense. Especially when the car is paid off and you fix it yourself. The fridge may or may not make sense depending on bow long you think your new fridge will go until it fails. Having to b
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by from-nibly 2y ago
SQL isn't composable. It would be great if it was, but it isn't. So we can use query builders or write our own, but we're going to have to compose queries at some point.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
I guess I explained that poorly, I mean both are both. But the act of changing your behavior is nurture. And the fact that you have a harder time on some things can be nurture or nature. > “a way for the rich to justify why poor people s
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Why is nature vs nuture always posed as this weird holistic binary. Anyone who has thought about it for more than 3 seconds should understand that not only is it not binary, but also so much of our behavior is shaped independently. Have you
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by from-nibly 2y ago
I use smart lights with smart switches in detached mode and they are not resilient to ha going down. I wish I could get smart bulb functionality (dimming, color change) with smart switches being the physical driver of them being on/off
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by from-nibly 2y ago
If it worked it would work. If having an informed populace is required for democracy to work then it doesn't work. Especially when you ask the question, "informed about what"?
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by from-nibly 2y ago
The practice: Shipping creative work by Seth Godin would be a good read.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
> the world's first entirely AI-designed > after which an artist drew a sketch So are we just fudging the word entirely now?
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by from-nibly 2y ago
I mean that's in the anxiety disorder family so it probably bleeds between both.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Bob need's that bonus.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
So?
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Has the author been tested for ADHD? Not that people with ADHD are the only ones that care. They just care really hard about all the little things, and have a really hard time switching it off for their own benefit.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
100% ownership is required. Blaming AI is a craftsman blaming the tools. The craftsman is the one that buys/makes the tools, and maintains them. Things can not have responsibility only people can.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
But those kids who are "being left behind" are good to have vouchers too. You don't think there will be small schools who want to take them? I had a bunch of random teachers teach really dumb stuff while I was in public schoo
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by from-nibly 2y ago
That's like half your job as a parent: teaching your kids stuff ( the other half being: keeping them alive). You are THE most qualified person on the planet to teach your own kids anything.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Why would it give people worse education? Besides who are you or any of us to decide what is and isnt a good education for someone elses kids? It's not your job to police ideas.
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by from-nibly 2y ago
Why are you so confident that they shouldn't be confident?
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by from-nibly 2y ago
If programming as theory building is any bit true then writing code with an LLM doesn't co UK BT as writing code by hand. At least not wuite the same way. This is the problem. Managers think that the code is the product. It isn't.

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