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10mo ago
You can use keyboard to navigate a dropdown box by typing initial letters.
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> In contrast, Western corporate execs have an event horizon between "next quarterly reports" and "vesting/bonus period", The big tech companies ran without profit for a long time. People worried a lot about that
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This may be the major reason, but I can think of another. How will you protect far away sprawling wind fields from attacks in case of war? They can be attacked by ships, aircraft and subs. You can expect them to be taken out almost immediat
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Applying for phony ghost jobs and pretending your dream in life is to work some shitty dead end job is basically a humiliation ritual. I think it would be much better if unemployed people were simply assigned work by the government. Feeling
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Because it's orders of magnitudes easier not to handle it. It's really as simple as that.
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To some extent I agree, but if someone is deep in the weeds of speculation, not just saying pros and cons of murder in general but also having drawn up lists of people with pros and cons of murdering each of them and possible ways of doing
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In a purely hypothetical world people could have disabled telemetry and also shared add ons on floppies instead of installing them from the store.
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11mo ago
Well consider this: Two projects with the same amount of actual security issues. one project is willing to say "this bug doesn't affect security" and is willing to take accountability for that statement. Another project is no
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Java did many things very right. It's a really fast language. It's memory safe. It could run anywhere. It had well-thought out namespacing at a time where namespacing was a concept most people barely knew they needed it. It had an
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To go full schizo conspiracy theory: It may also not be a coincidence. There may be someone that dislikes that one Carol, knows she has schizophrenia and a smart fridge. They design this ad, or perhaps just plant the idea of it at the compa
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I think if Linux gaming becomes popular someone may come up with a solution where you run a native linux kernel-mode anticheat. That somehow connects to the wine-hosted game. I'm not sure how I feel about that, but it's what I thi
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The way I see it, converting something to pixel art is akin to lossy compression or quantization. The goal is to retain as much detail as possible given the constraints. The exact way that pixels are misaligned is a feature of the specific
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The purpose of zoomed out comparison is to show the quality reduction of applying this tool. The purpose of zoomed in before picture is to show how a typical pixel misalignment. Aligned pixels can be easily imagined.
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The brightest minds figuring out how to manipulate the beliefs of the masses is a time-honored tradition.
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There is another asymmetry that this article misses. Fear leads to inaction. Hope leads to action. The article seems to argue that we need to punish inaction. But this goes against the principle I just mentioned. Instead we could (and do) r
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Maybe I'm a bit unfair to you but to me your comment basically reads as wishing employees would be good little cogs in your machinery rather than people. Like making friends is natural human behavior. Forming friend groups is natural h
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The freedom of a farm is that you don't have a boss telling you what to do (if it's your own farm). It's also harder for the government to know what is going on in the middle of nowhere meaning they can't enforce the law
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You obviously need some amount of protein as building material, but people eat much more than that because having a big excess encourages more muscle growth.
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Whenever I heard that expression I have never perceived people to mean "so don't obtain power". More like, "if you do get power be careful". Or "even if he seems like a nice guy, we should maintain a separation
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The thing is it depends on how you define your numbers. Personally I'm a fan of the carbon-above-ground accounting, where if you grow a tree it counts as 0 emissions, and if your burn the tree for fuel it also counts as 0 emissions sin
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Even if you can swim, it doesn't mean all water is safe to swim in. Being cautious seems reasonable.
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This didn't capture the emotional tone as I perceived it in the original. I thought Brocoliman was supposed to be someone who had drunk the cool-aid and truly believed in how easy all those steps were and just couldn't understand
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Interesting. I guess it's changed a lot since I looked at it last time. I remember it being about 50/50.
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My advice would be: It can't agree with you if you don't tell it what you think. So don't. Be careful about leading questions (clever hans effect) though. So better than "I'm thinking of solving x by doing y" i
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Despite the name, the subreddit community has both men and women and both ai boyfriends and ai girlfriends.
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Swiping on thousands of people without getting a single date is not human interaction and that's the reality for some people. I still don't think an AI partner is a good solution, but you are seriously underestimating how bad the
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Probably but it's also more complicated than such a simplistic analysis. I think they want to jam the communications in general. Make big problems seem small. Make small problems seem big. Make people suspect legitimate debaters of bei
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I thought that diagram was giving me crazy strong synaesthesia, but turns out it was subpixel rendering and it really did have color.
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Let me clarify. I meant the following. Assume ghb is found and evidence of sex. The woman claims she didn't take it and didn't want to have sex. Wouldn't this be enough for a conviction?
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> you still have to prove it wasn't some third party or the victim who procured and took the drug. Does it actually work that way in the real world?
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