jalapenos

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by jalapenos 7mo ago
Won't someone please think of the children
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by jalapenos 7mo ago
You'd just vibe code all that. You just type your exact comment into Claude and it'll take care of it. Don't worry. The smartest people are those who use their brains the least now.
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by jalapenos 7mo ago
Been hearing this a lot, and I don't follow the logic behind it beyond "try to say the most extreme thing you can to get attention". Is the theory that, instead of say, a company just subscribing to a piece of HR software to
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by jalapenos 7mo ago
The crime having happened is forever. No-one is entitled to have it forcibly forgotten. That's up to other people to decide.
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Jesus, that is a read They all sound like a bunch of Always Sunny in Philadelphia deranged narcissists
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Same guy... Now eight years... One wonders at what point he will accept he's just pissing around. Or others will stop enabling him. Impressive patience by the wife and probably other extended family, as his "carry". Big credi
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
> Take R as an ordered field with its usual topology and ask for a finite-dimensional, commutative, unital R-algebra that is algebraically closed and admits a compatible notion of differentiation with reasonable spectral behavior. No tha
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
English newspaper article about a woman in Sweden. Invokes US statute. Americaaaa, fuck yeah!
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Am I taking crazy pills, or did we not literally just have a global pandemic that forced all developers to work from home for over a year, and literally there was no problem? Is it actually possible that it has occurred to no-one to just hi
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Would be a good plot for a movie: an AI that's built a company by itself through stolen identity, anonymous companies and trusts, and impersonating a human on video calls etc. "Has anyone ever actually seen him in person?" St
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Well I think this is a very wanted utility - tourists especially like rooftop (or high floor) places because they like the combined experience of enjoying good food/drink while overlooking the travel location they're in from a hig
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Sounds badass
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
What's surprising about that? The key word is "endorse", not "do"...
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Very nice! Nothing else caters to this effectively. Even asking AI results in weak or wrong recommendations.
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
It's very simple: if you're not spending your own money, so what? All other discussion is just noise. If you accept the idea that it's OK for the state to spend 50% of the economy, on things for you or your various self-congr
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
That's because leftism needs an antagonism against the cultural self. I.e. it needs to somehow have an element of fighting against others in your own society. That exists with say Palestine - it's allows picking a side that's
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Strong HR practices to retain those who know it like the back of their hand
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
I assume the logic was: 1) People demand the government be accountable for their failing to protect them 2) Government responds by increased giving the appearance of protecting them, since that creates more lowest-common-denominator sense o
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Relatively tame rhetoric for them then. Usually he'd have been a "criminal illegal gunman". Close to an admission from this admin that "our bad" we're gonna get methinks.
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
My theory is that anti-vax sentiment is ultimately caused by democratic thinking. To a neutral mind, it's obvious that it's a case by case matter. Some vaccines are not worth taking, and some are stupid not to take. That nuance is
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
I mean, if you present this to dates you will abruptly fix the relationship ambiguity issue, so technically effective.
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
The dumb part of this is: so who prompts the AI? Well probably we'd want a person who really gets the AI, as they'll have a talent for prompting it well. Meaning: knows how to talk to computers better than other people. So a progr
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Legit it is actually becoming a marketing game just to get a job now. I saw a guy on social media the other day in the street with a resume placard .
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
Whole milk was forbidden in US schools? Almost surreal how wrong people with a absolute sense of certainly can be. Every time you hear "experts say X is terrible for you" you basically start the clock on the news article "new
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
I think one reason is morbid curiosity about how bad other people can be. Many of the stories there are just incomprehensible that a person can behave like described in the story and then when met with a boundary act as if they're th
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by jalapenos 8mo ago
But is he not orange and bad? I think the problem might be that taking personal responsibility for one's own morality and beliefs is a burden that's too much, too scary, for many people. It feels a lot safer and more comfortable t
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by jalapenos 9mo ago
The dude strikes me as not having had a particularly happy life. Damn. RIP.
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by jalapenos 9mo ago
Must be pretty bad at tech. He became the richest person on earth through engineering plays. Pretty bad though.
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by jalapenos 9mo ago
Unfortunately he's probably right. It's a "better the devil you know" situation, and those institutionally and ethnically aligned with the regime fear its collapse more. From what I've read anyway.
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by jalapenos 9mo ago
Who's saying both aren't crap? I reckon Netanyahu and the Ayatollah would've been good friends in another life.

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