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gishh
11mo ago
Sure. You nailed it.
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gishh
11mo ago
> You and people like the billionaire friend the person you are replying to mentioned, are a net negative to societal cohesion Oh my. How so?
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11mo ago
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gishh
11mo ago
> This contrasts inheritance as a “white box” form of reuse, because the inheriting class has full visibility over the implementation details of the inherited class; with composition as a “black box” form of reuse, because the composing
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gishh
11mo ago
Given the firings/retirement of a bunch of govt employees recently, it’s probably still higher than 1.3 million. Most people just back into a clearance without realizing they need one, and bounce right through the process. If you haven
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gishh
11mo ago
One can be very wealthy and have zero net worth. Wealthy in family, security, etc. The net wealth of a toddler in perfect living conditions is almost infinite. Their net worth however, is 0.
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gishh
11mo ago
N=7 There is an entire industry built around clearing people, your tax dollars pay them. Of course everyone you listed was contacted, that’s the whole point. How is filling out an SF-86 hard? Maybe what you meant was, justifying the reason
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gishh
11mo ago
> Back in the 1990s, it was exceptionally difficult to get TS clearance. SCI on top of that must have been even harder. Not really. I know a litany of people who had TS/SCI clearances in the 90s. It was literally a job requirement f
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11mo ago
Capitalism and communism couldn’t be more different, in the true definition of the terms. Communism is literally a ruling class dictating the lives of an entire country. Capitalism at least gives the opportunity of individual action. You ar
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gishh
11mo ago
It is just a word, or rather a phrase. Words are given meaning by people. You’re attaching a different meaning to the phrase than is intended by the user of said phrase. This is a “you” problem and not some moral quandary.
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11mo ago
Net worth is purely about assets minus liability. “How many dollars are attached to your tax identity and how many dollars of stuff can be taxed” It has zero to do with the value of the the life of a person. You can conflate the two if you’
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11mo ago
Sorry, I meant the math part
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gishh
11mo ago
The sub nukies I know would disagree with this. The few weeks before they would get back to port they just eat whatever they can find. Storage is a big deal on a sub.
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gishh
11mo ago
883 billion divided by 200 million is like 4 grand. How do you figure each taxpayer pays 300k/yr in taxes to the defense budget?
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gishh
11mo ago
Pop goes the weasel.
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gishh
11mo ago
Ah, I also vote in every election I can. Thanks for the assumption though!
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gishh
11mo ago
I think this is the rational take that everyone seems to be ignoring.
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gishh
11mo ago
I appreciate that you feel this way, it’ll never happen. The US will never give up on eating meat. Full stop. For every vegan/vegetarian in the US there are probably 25 people that feed beef products to their pets on a daily basis.
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gishh
11mo ago
I don’t know what the news rhetoric on all of this is, I haven’t seen it mentioned on here or on news articles, and I’m not on the socials/don’t watch tv. IIRC the initial ACA bill always had this cliff in order to make the numbers wor
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gishh
11mo ago
I reject your premise. Your vote doesn't always matter.
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gishh
11mo ago
Sure isn’t.
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gishh
11mo ago
I mean... _pikachu face_ It's breakfast. Eggs, pancakes, breakfast meat, coffee, juice. It might say more about the offended person if they need specific breakfast guardrails. The other person may have accidently filtered out a potenti
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gishh
11mo ago
If you’ve ever written code for a computer vision application, you’d realize how incorrect this statement is.
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gishh
11mo ago
Just put 5 bucks on the skins, it’s just as entertaining and a lot cheaper.
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gishh
11mo ago
Thanks!
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gishh
11mo ago
> I participate in a non-law enforcement, completely volunteer emergency response organization Can I ask you to expand on this part? I’m really, sincerely curious.
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11mo ago
So are you saying that, in this instance, understanding your vote doesn’t matters is delusional, or not? You never addressed that. You latched onto the nihilistic part, which I suppose isn’t surprising.
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11mo ago
Hmm. Possibly. I predict that California will “go blue” in the presidential elections for at least the rest of my lifetime. Someone who “votes red” in California can say that their vote doesn’t matter, and a reasonable person would understa
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11mo ago
Pretty sure the only thing computer vision does is math. I’ve also observed email clients tallying the number of unread emails I have. It’s quite obnoxious actually, but I qualify adding as math.
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gishh
11mo ago
Catch up to what? LLMs have clearly stalled in terms of advancement, they just kind of sort of get a little bit different at this point. Not even better, just different.
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