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by imgabe 4y ago
You fire them as of a date two months from now. For those two months they are technically still employed, but do not have to come to work unless asked. Just like when you resign with two weeks notice, you tell them you're going to end
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by imgabe 4y ago
You subsidize things you want people to do. If you simply set the standards higher they will cost more to build, fewer new homes will be built and they will be more expensive, which means only "people with money" will be able to a
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by imgabe 4y ago
Yes, many people watch shows and n streaming services. Why would cable be preferred? With streaming you can watch any time you want not on a fixed schedule.
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by imgabe 4y ago
He was also much more mellow then. Jobs in 1984 with Twitter might have been a different story.
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by imgabe 4y ago
There is no counter argument. This person was assigned their opinions by their chosen Internet tribe and has nothing to offer but feigned incredulity that anyone could possibly think differently than they do. 100% bluster, 0% substance.
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by imgabe 4y ago
Sure, just like a human can manually draw something that infringes copyright, they can use the AI to draw something that infringes copyright. It's the human infringing the copyright, not the AI. But the fact that the human looked at a
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by imgabe 4y ago
The AI did not create anything. It responded to a prompt given by a human to generate an output. Just like photoshop responds to someone moving the mouse and clicking or a paintbrush responds to being dragged across a canvas. So any transfo
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by imgabe 4y ago
I've played around a bit with Stable Diffusion and as far as I can tell, it's just a new tool, like a much better paintbrush. It still needs a human to tell it what to paint, and the best outputs generally require hours of refinem
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by imgabe 4y ago
If a human learns to program by reading GPL code, what is the license of future code they write?
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by imgabe 4y ago
Debunked how? I have not seen it before. Welcome to the open Internet, where millions of people may independently arrive at similar conclusions. Is this your first time here?
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by imgabe 4y ago
If you own a home, your address may also be publicly available via county records. Does that make it ok to post someone’s home address?
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by imgabe 4y ago
FFS, if you just write the URL correctly HN will turn it into a link. https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1592655096252608513 https://www.thefader.com/2022/12/13/elon-musk-talib-
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by imgabe 4y ago
Launch three things. Haven’t decided what yet, but I feel I need to put more stuff out there.
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One Reason the World Seems So Troubled(raptitude.com)
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by imgabe 4y ago
In the height of the pandemic when people were grasping desperately at anything that appeared to help (wiping down groceries, holding your breath to “prove” you didn’t have covid, drinking fish tank cleaner etc) I have to admit it makes sen
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by imgabe 4y ago
Ah yes, Biden the former vice president and 40 year career politician was a political naïf who had no influence whatsoever because he was not in office at the time. Of course.
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by imgabe 4y ago
They’re telling people the truth about how the decisions were made. Complaining that this “affects public opinion” and that the emails were “sensitive“ is just a fancy way of saying that what the public was previously told were lies.
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by imgabe 4y ago
Nothing you write in a work email is private. Everyone knows this. Never write anything in an email that you wouldn’t want read in court.
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by imgabe 4y ago
Giving more money and resources to people who don’t want to take advantage of them in the first place isn’t going to fix the problem.
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by imgabe 4y ago
In some cases it is also going to redistribute mis fortune as well. Is that fair or desirable?
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by imgabe 4y ago
If you can’t access a good school now because the one in your district is bad is that not also being denied an education? Under choice fewer people would be denied an education by your definition.
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by imgabe 4y ago
How much do the “good” students help the “bad” students compared to the bad students harming the good students by disrupting classes, bringing violence to the school, or otherwise slowing down learning? People who can afford to do so will a
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by imgabe 4y ago
School choice doesn’t deny anyone anything. With no choice you get whatever school your district is and that’s it. With school choice you can go somewhere else, but you still have the same option you had before. Nobody is being denied anyth
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by imgabe 4y ago
Nothing is an option for everyone. Must we always deny opportunities to everyone because there’s some person who can’t take advantage of it?
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by imgabe 4y ago
There are over a billion people in India. There are probably more people in India who would like to move to the US than there are people currently in the US. I’m sympathetic, but it’s not really feasible for the US to accommodate everyone i
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by imgabe 4y ago
What other countries would you say are friendlier and easier to immigrate to than the US? In most places it is not an option unless you have a job offer or significant wealth.
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by imgabe 4y ago
I’m not arguing with you. You are not an honest person who is interested in an exchange of ideas. You’ve only come here to spread propaganda on behalf of your masters. Be careful, you’re doing a bad job of hiding what you are. Your boss wil
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by imgabe 4y ago
I don't think it claims to be particularly valuable, it's just highlighting that this is one person's viewpoint and is not intended to be the end-all be-all definitive take on the topic. Partly it's a way to head off the
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by imgabe 4y ago
Nothing you’ve said is true.
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by imgabe 4y ago
Yep, about 9am in China, isn’t it? Your shift just started.

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