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iinnPP
2y ago
People are self-motivated more often than not.
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iinnPP
2y ago
They are already having trouble arresting people doing "home invasion" (breaking and entering with guns while the person is home), even with children in the house. Our government is in complete shambles. All of them are trying to
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iinnPP
3y ago
Sounds like a 1030 violation. It's unauthorized, obviously impacts commerce, and transmits code that renders a function useless. IANAL
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iinnPP
3y ago
As someone with a nasty allergy to dogs(all dogs with zero exceptions) I wouldn't be able to work in such an office. And from experience, this isn't seen as a reasonable thing, even in agencies/companies purporting accessibil
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iinnPP
3y ago
Ruminating is not "not trying to get better."
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iinnPP
3y ago
Proving the handling of uncommon speech is definitely a great example to use alongside the other common and uncommon speech examples on the page.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Makes sense. I like how mine looks (dark grey with purple lit keys) so that was never a thought for me.
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iinnPP
3y ago
When I purchased a laptop last year I went with MSI: 32GB RAM 1TB SSD 4080 12GB 3 USBC 2 USB3.2 $2100 CAD. My only complaint was Windows 11 which was immediately rectified. Though not before having a full screen Xbox Live ad that couldn
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iinnPP
3y ago
Your example would still prove to be intent if those facts were provable. There's a concept known as "willful blindness" (at least in Canada) that covers what I believe you wanted as an example. Not a lawyer.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Canada would like a word. When 35% of a test is easily verified as incorrect and nobody is willing to fix it. Rain days.... Too cold days(-5°c)...
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iinnPP
3y ago
This is a very important point that a lot of folks miss. You van spend hundreds or even thousands of hours getting what is obviously due and often that is all lost. I have let many people go who I would persue in a world with my hours being
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iinnPP
3y ago
Death threats are not free speech.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Except the rate of innocent people in prison is incredibly high. So no, they are not all criminals, many of them are, in fact, just SLAVES.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Perhaps today, maybe not tomorrow.
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iinnPP
3y ago
I imagine the impact of big name streamers killing their pals and or people helped. This tranalates directly (for me) to a lack of hand holding and censorship.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Almost all of our colleges are diploma mills now. Not just the private ones.
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iinnPP
3y ago
This made it an instant no from me. Doesn't even allow desktop mode.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Im talking about the people who are not struggling right now. All of them.
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iinnPP
3y ago
That's a whole lot better than the deal from the US, frankly.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Because a lot of the people who were wealthy before the pandemic are now even more wealthy.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Because the competition becomes about efficiency first instead of money.
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iinnPP
3y ago
It's not free. It requires students to sign a bunch of ToS "agreements" that are terrible. It locks students in to learning on their software or using their overpriced cloud offerings.
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iinnPP
3y ago
So no chance at a consequence until the third time or fourth maybe. How long did this one take?
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iinnPP
3y ago
There's no way they are losing money at 40% off unless they are doing something unreasonably bad.
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iinnPP
3y ago
I read it as clever irony.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Yes, the way the incentives are aligned ensures nobody ever goes to jail and the little guy pays all the bills.
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iinnPP
3y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Based on the history of Google, it won't matter. The only good LLM they seem to put out is the LLM that isn't yet available to test. Then, when they do get over the 3.5 line, they will just graveyard it anyway. They've fully
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iinnPP
3y ago
The archive link doesn't threaten their jobs and helps them avoid paying for NYT. It's NIMBY, or rather it's true form of NIIIM (Not if it impacts me). Hypocrites are EVERYWHERE and are the majority.
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iinnPP
3y ago
Taste is an opinion though. Getting mad about it doesn't help anyone, especially not yourself.
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