gadflyinyoureye

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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Please go on. You’ve made many claims there. Please elaborate.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
You don’t think of those other two having their shit together. — Archer international man of mystery.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
I like this idea, but doubt it works. People naturally coalesce around ideas. That cohesion is then call a political party. The only way to get rid of parties is to get rid of freedom of organization.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
The tech system also allows people to use their gear to make money where they otherwise wouldn’t. Look at Uber. People have a vehicle and free time. If they chose that driving is a better use of their time than watching Netflix, they can ma
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
I hear how Californian laws make building difficult. I also hear that there is housing shortage. Will the complex and possibly convoluted build process limit the restoration of burnt communities? For example, my understanding is that all ne
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
FPL. Tone bodies with good tans. Don't see that with IP&L.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
I’m not in a good place to check but what the various AI tools recommend?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
A question might be, will there be new languages? If we start using AI so much that humans lose there job, where will the examples come from on which we’ll train the AI?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
The EU will play favorites. There will be a slap on the wrist. Some probation. Maybe a CEO or high level C* person will step down in disgrace with only a few hundred million in severance. Then everything will go back to normal.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
That’s because that’s all we can do. Buffet is an actual investor. His stock position allows him to remake a company if necessary. My stock position might buy some chickie bugs at Wendy’s. I have no direct control over any company I “own” a
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
But this would necessarily block out the poorest voices. While one might say that it is fine to block neonazi red necks, there are other poor people out their voicing valid claims.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Any idea what our next steps are? It seems like we stop the experiment of mass communication, try to figure out a less damaging knowledge-based filtering mechanism (presently executed by human), or throw open the flood gates to all manner o
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
>>> None of them are historical work as different events are taking different orderings (or are missing from the other gospels). Watch out for using that standard. You have to throw out Pompeii and Josephus. Both replay events and
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Only in the US. Other countries are like 90% less expensive. However, Medicare might try to get better deal since the next round of deal making can include it since the drug is 7 years old. https://slate.com/technology/
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
I’d love to see people going through a real world walk through using such things. Some people who do cookie cutter common tasks find that an LLM can produce their whole code base. But ask it to make a change and what happens?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Yes we do: amble. Noun - a walk at a slow, relaxed pace, especially for pleasure: "a peaceful riverside amble"
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
But it incentivizes making things in the US. This is probably a good thing if the CCP hits hard times.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
With what shall we replace it? Communism doesn’t work. It’s so hard to do that it has supposedly never been tried.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Go around the block a few times.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Where is personal responsibility in this conversation? Most suburbs have side walks. What prevents people from going for walks? Most WFO people could easily buy a used Total Gym from FB marketplace and work out during the business day. Peop
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
https://www.npr.org/2021/02/24/967376880/new-evidence-shows-... Basically our use of fertilizer and weed killer killed off our microbiome in the soil. This lead to soil collapse where churning biological
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
You know the term authoritarian cuts both ways across the political spectrum? Not everything is right wing just because it’s authoritarian.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
A large part of the problem in the us is soil depletion. We need to regenerate it by allowing roots of various weeds to pull nutrients up to the surface.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
I don’t understand the use of the word floor here. The current US corp tax is 21%. The average corporate tax rate in the EU is 21.3%. Are you saying the corporate tax rate in the EU should be higher?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
While this does seem rather zen, what would it look like?
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
> You don't think we have the technical ability to determine this, to some degree? We have self driving cars for crying out loud. Depends on how granular the data is. If it’s second by second telemetry, you could tell this. If it’s
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Not really. It’s a hyperbolic statement. It needs to be understood as such. Normally this falls into the realm of moral truth. Or perhaps in a broader sense existential truth. For example: rape is wrong is not an absolute truth. It’s just l
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
Depends on what you mean. Helm will control a lot. You can make the yaml file in any language. Also you can admin it from command line tools. So again any language but often zsh or bash.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
I understand that women want to work. However both parents working does not appear to be a tenable position. In a male-centric local like Korea, a man who can pay for a family is a good catch. Hopefully he respects his wife.
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by gadflyinyoureye 2y ago
That’s where the support part of the sentence comes in. The man can support the wife not working and the children that come with it.

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