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by hypeatei 7mo ago
The graph ("vs. Headline Rate")[0] follows the same trend lines as the BLS numbers just with a higher percentage. I don't see how the "poverty wage" methodology (which is arbitrary) is helpful here, it doesn't
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
> The ungameable statistic How are the normal unemployment rates (U-3, U-6, etc.) "gamed" exactly? Or, put another way: what would you do differently?
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
Oh yes, that's a classic line. They pretend as if we're just debating what the tax rate should be or some other benign talking point.
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
I upvoted you because I think the current culture is too "blameless" with regards to voters themselves. "But the party just ran a bad candidate!" "Egg prices were too high!!" "Kamala would've been jus
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
No, I'm saying he has no qualifications and this administration lies constantly. There's already reporting that he lied in this case about Iran saying they had nuclear material. You're making this out to be a clear cut case a
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
> hopefully encourage app devs to waste less ram. Plenty of devices with limited RAM existed before this and we didn't see devs cater to them. I highly doubt this temporary spike in memory prices is going to cause a long lasting cha
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
Proton doesn't really protect anything email related unless the recipient is also using protonmail. The article also points out they sought payment data, not "IP and device ID" information.
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
Oh no, I will. They're absolutely culpable.
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
And 32% of eligible voters that thought Kamala would've been worse.
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
Their books wouldn't say much more than what we already know anyway. "I joined thinking the leopards wouldn't eat my face" She still needs to face consequences for her leadership in Minneapolis as well as the corrupt a
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
Well, government spending could go down along with that too. Obviously, that ain't happening with Republicans (see: the OBBB and failed DOGE project) but in theory you could do major reform and craft coherent policy while not triple di
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
Rich people consume a lot more, so a consumption tax would be ideal if you eased other tax categories like income tax and/or capital gains. It's easy to administer and would boost investment across the economy IMO.
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
What if there was no alternative that was US-made? Even if there was a US version, you'd still pay more regardless. This goes against one of the main grievances in the 2024 cycle: prices are too high.
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by hypeatei 7mo ago
I don't necessarily disagree, a federal sales tax / VAT could make sense. But so far all it's been is conflicting objectives for tariffs: eliminating income tax, trade deal negotiations, and bringing jobs back. I don't t
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Steve Witkoff is a real estate developer who, for some reason, got put into a special envoy for foreign affairs. The fact that you take his word (or really anyone in the executive) at face value says a lot. Many lawmakers were briefed recen
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
I agree and it's quite resilient to digital outages/downtime (at least in terms of hours, probably not more than a few days) so your manufacturing productivity won't drop to zero when the ERP system goes down. The paper logs
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Yes, there's a lot of naivety in the "regulate everything" camps that believe you can simply solve problems, including the ones caused by legislation, with more legislation.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Well, yes, this is being used in corporate environments but the end user and the system admin aren't on the same page necessarily. Domain blocking doesn't make much sense in my opinion and should be a thing of the past. You alread
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
ECH won't be effective until there's a HSTS-style policy that forces browsers to use it. Otherwise, firewalls will continue to strip parameters and downgrade connections[0]. 0: https://community.fortinet.com/t5&#x2
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> Iran was less than a month away from having a viable nuke Oh, I see, you've bought the propaganda that Iran is close to a nuke. That's been the scare tactic for decades. Did you already forget the strike we did on their nucle
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
You completely missed the point: Trump unilaterally started this chaotic war without going to Congress. This isn't a matter of "if we just talk we can be friends" type of situation. He stated a war on his own (after campaigni
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Have you watched a Trump "speech" in the past few years? It's all incoherent rambling; he's not a unifying figure and never will be so I don't think midterm chances will suddenly go up if he gets on stage and declar
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Nope, he's just corrupt and had enough dinners with tech leaders to be convinced to put aside his anti-immigrant stance on this issue. Funny response, though.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Christian Evangelicals, war hawks, and a voter base that fell for the "peace ticket" talk.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Carr threatened ABC's broadcasting license by saying they could go "the easy way or the hard way" after Jimmy Kimmel made a joke that offended MAGA. Why would we give the administration the benefit of the doubt here? They&#x2
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Trump disagrees with you: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5601588-trump-h1... The host interjected, “Well, we have plenty of talented people here.” “No, you don’t,” the president replied. “No, you don
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
He checked the work with a LLM too? Does this guy want to get audited by the IRS? I'm also not sure I'd feel comfortable giving my tax details to an AI company to train on. How does Anthropic pricing work exactly? Were the 150k to
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Okay, I see what point you were trying to make. I misinterpreted your comment as saying LLMs weren't the catalyst but instead the ads were.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Weren't those ads always there, though? The most obvious change is that a little AI popup appears on Google search providing a brief (even if hallucinated) overview of what the user queried. Unrelated, but I wouldn't expect this t
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> to be able to do unreasonable things while having a smokescreen Maybe, but I feel like the calculus remains unchanged for professions that already lack accountability (police, military, C-suite, three letter agencies, etc.); LLMs are y

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