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by gosub100 11mo ago
I see this directly on my team. The h1bs get bullied by their boss (it's a split team, I work with him but don't report to him) and they don't say anything because he could effectively have them deported. At least 2 of them h
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by gosub100 11mo ago
You don't think companies try to save costs by hiring the cheapest and dumbest people?
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I put an m.2 SSD on my Pi and dropped in an Intel optane 16gb SSD for $10 on eBay. Its definitely snappy
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I recently tried this distro on my raspberry pi and it was awesome.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Side question: can the CEO or sole proprietor of a corporation/small business/ nonprofit litigate pro se on behalf of their company? I know you can do this when acting as an individual, but if a business is too poor to afford repr
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by gosub100 11mo ago
You, or your existence, probably triggers multiple transactions per day through a POWER mainframe without you even knowing it. Their mainframes handle the critical infrastructure that can't go down.It's so reliable we don't e
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Has anyone tried a handheld brake? A handheld squeezer connected to a flexible hydraulic tube connected to a disc or caliper brake?
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I used Garuda linux, which was somewhat popular a few years ago (not sure what happened to it), and it was absolutely noticeably faster in the UI/UX. I think it's a combination of kernel parameters and other choices all tuned to r
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by gosub100 11mo ago
If AI was as great as they pretend, there would be no need to force it on us.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I had a similar beef with FreeBSD ports. And to be fair, they specifically disclaim "liability" to what the package maintainers do because they are separate groups. But the one time I tried going off the beaten path from pkg (whic
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by gosub100 11mo ago
I doubt that. Privacy was eroded slowly through successive micro-violations.I remember when it was a big deal that gmail inspected your email contents, "but don't worry, no humans actually read it, we just mine the data to suggest
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by gosub100 11mo ago
"Stop the laundering of responsibility/liability" - the risk that you can run someone over with a software controlled car and it's not a crime "because AI" whereas a human doing the same thing would be in jail.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Masonry is hard work but not low-skill, FYI.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Google are experimenting with different filters that intentionally blur the lines between real and fake video in their shorts. A creator I follow who makes human-in-shot videos suddenly looked fake, like some animation filter was applied. I
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Not if you keep zooming in. And not when you consider that all its particles are moving in random directions due to having a non-0 temperature
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Infinity doesn't exist, and neither does 4, or even a triangle. Everything is a concept or an approximation.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
People are allowed to disagree with you. Your caricature of them doesn't add to the conversation.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
There's a counterintuitive effect sometimes, which is that the person who tolerates a stupid ad is also more likely to buy the product. This was used by email spammers whose messages came littered with deliberate grammatical errors as
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by gosub100 11mo ago
"we let all this harmful stuff, so let's let more harmful stuff in our society (forced, actually) so we can mint a few more billionaires and lay off a few million for the benefit of shareholders"
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by gosub100 11mo ago
or you could power them on 1-2x /year.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
They can be avoided later in life just like they can be avoided in public schools. Freedom to choose was established 50 years ago, sorry if you dislike it.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Nice Faith based argument there. Requiring "free" citizens to care about a problem they didn't have anything to do with. No different than saying "if everyone went to church/temple/mosque and and adhered to $DE
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by gosub100 11mo ago
This is what someone would say who has never work on anything serious, or in a regulated industry.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
could be a PR / brand identity management thing. They dont want their slogan to be come "The official Storage Medium of Deadly Disasters".
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by gosub100 11mo ago
its a breakdown of community, with capitalism largely to blame. In small towns, this type of behavior is less likely when you know the sheriff or judge and feel like they are a part of your social sphere. In a large city, any red-light-flas
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by gosub100 11mo ago
If you have a bad Greek vacation, you can also Diss Crete.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Children's world view is shaped early on. They shouldn't have to suffer just because poor, violent, should-have-been-aborteds are legally required to go to public schools. Children should experience carefree happiness at least onc
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by gosub100 11mo ago
It's false to think that you can only learn to handle assholes if you experience them at a young tender age.
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by gosub100 11mo ago
Because our society is spoiled, averse to consequences, and addicted to pleasure. People cannot tolerate it when they don't get what they want. What they want (when being pulled over) is NOT to go to jail, hence, due their conditioning
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by gosub100 11mo ago
> discreet calculation why do they have to be discreet about doing some math? who is going to be bothered by it?

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