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by gosub100 1y ago
I saw (what turned out to be) this story in my android news feed but didn't click on it because the title was too heavily clickbaited.
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by gosub100 1y ago
The concept of borders is relatively new. Up until a few hundred years ago, countries simply didn't have them. Battles would start simply because "we saw those other guys again! Stop em!"
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by gosub100 1y ago
I'm calling it now: within a year, somehow a trend will appear where writers will perform their duties under voluntary video surveillance showing the human's face, fingers and screen contents (possibly by multiple cameras) to &quo
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by gosub100 1y ago
Negative externalities like having jobs and higher quality of life?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Why is it suddenly a problem when it's a foreign government?
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by gosub100 1y ago
I rolled my own with freebsd and ZFS. And set up some media server apps in a freebsd jail. It's not as polished and I'm missing out on some features, but I'm definitely learning a lot.
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by gosub100 1y ago
There needs to be a clear, succinct name for this phenomena of accusing a person or their work of being AI without proof. This is going to do more damage than AI performing human tasks. Just the mere suspicion that they probably didn't
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by gosub100 1y ago
Thank you for the explanation. I'll admit this was intellectual laziness on my part.
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by gosub100 1y ago
I thought that was affirming money was speech?
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by gosub100 1y ago
They'll go to the edge of the earth to avoid saying anything that could be remotely interpreted as bigoted or politically incorrect though.
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by gosub100 1y ago
> And don't confuse liberals with far left That's the whole point of using that phrase. It's meant to alienate and disconnect. The phrase originated by the left to make any conservative point of view seem alien and "f
732.
by gosub100 1y ago
Redefining words to fit their narrative and premise...hmm where have I seen that before?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Most DCs have SLAs with energy companies and have redundant sources from independent plants, not to mention generators and batteries.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Are corporations given the right to free speech?
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by gosub100 1y ago
I still won't forgive them for the incident circa 2012 where they were sending out emails from your email account to everyone in your address book or recent contacts list in your own voice (!!) saying "hi $name, I joined linked
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by gosub100 1y ago
"do not call" means "call me from India on a burner number". Seriously, I've been fighting scammers for years now and their MO is some sort of SEO service where a local business pays to get more "marketing&quot
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by gosub100 1y ago
I seriously doubt there's a POWER mainframe in the back of Costco to handle the 3 UPC barcode scans per second. It's possible that every Costco store funnels its orders to a single mainframe somewhere. I think a more realistic cas
738.
by gosub100 1y ago
I think you meant to say "mainframe isn't a customer" ? Power architecture runs almost exclusively on mainframes.
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by gosub100 1y ago
They shouldn't have included racist policies in the first place.
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by gosub100 1y ago
That wasn't my question though.
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by gosub100 1y ago
As someone who hates AI but also wants to succeed in job interviews, what is the best way to lie about it when asked? What should I say that will pass without being too enthusiastic (and possibly being detected as lying that way)?
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by gosub100 1y ago
"Safely" is a subjective term. Plenty of motorists are injured in MVAs on 2 mile drives to get groceries too. What cyclists should pursue is an accident rate equivalent to cars, per hour in traffic.
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by gosub100 1y ago
I respect the guy a lot but I'm not going to watch 2 45m video about gas lanterns. But that's a good thing that we have choices and people like Alec who will put that much effort into the research
744.
by gosub100 1y ago
Well, we already have proof all NSA employees violate the constitution. Does that help?
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by gosub100 1y ago
Lots of us browse from work where torrents aren't exactly allowed, or mobile where it's not practical
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by gosub100 1y ago
You could steal it with a tow truck. Which would be an order of magnitude more difficult but serious car thieves have them. I imagine the mechanical components would be valuable. Definitely out of reach of the young,dumb criminal though
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by gosub100 1y ago
> what is the next number kind of thing I've seen this too in a similar aptitude test I bought at a garage sale back in the 90s. I think it was an air traffic controller prep test. But in addition to the number sequence tests, it ex
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by gosub100 1y ago
Definitely not the government, given how wasteful and inefficient they are.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Meanwhile California is shutting down dams and nuclear plants.
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by gosub100 1y ago
"It's not copyright infringement! I'm just using it to train my neural networks with the information!"

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