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by jfghi 3y ago
Even worse, attempts to even discuss the issue get aggressively hushed.
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by jfghi 3y ago
And enough time to get some training in although cardio is slow to develop
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by jfghi 3y ago
For me at least, I’d say the prior versions of windows were pretty zippy whereas now I don’t even know what’s going on behind the scenes and why it takes so long to perform basic tasks, even with 16 gb ram.
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by jfghi 3y ago
The shareholders have proclaimed that such a strategy is illegal due to fiduciary duty /s
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by jfghi 3y ago
I remember some really nice macro usage.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Why not? They have access to credit data and are able to adjust pricing close to what is affordable. Much of the rental market is consolidated by 10-figure firms running similar sets of algorithms.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Also a subsidy to landlords that would simply raise rent by the forgiveness amounts.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Exactly, it’s a gig-career injected with a high level of entitlement and disdain for customer.
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by jfghi 3y ago
I thought mergers increased efficiency to better serve the customer. /s
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by jfghi 3y ago
The chef profession has officially been replaced adding 19b to the economy. /s
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by jfghi 3y ago
To me this reads as an off topic whataboutism. Perhaps [0] and [1] deserve their own articles, but neither detract from the overall point of what the tweet is saying and provide any demonstration as to why crypto platforms should continue
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by jfghi 3y ago
Not just one
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by jfghi 3y ago
Even if this was feasible, how much would it cost and how long would it take to successfully roll out?
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by jfghi 3y ago
There is a strong bias against scams in general, let alone multi-billion dollar scams.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Off-topic comparison. 1. Apple is heavily scrutinized. 2. Airplanes have high standards for design and manufacturing as errors have serious consequences. Boeing has recent failures and deserves to be under a microscope.
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by jfghi 3y ago
War on illegal activity
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by jfghi 3y ago
I prefer those banks over the current crop of initial-named “CEOs”
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by jfghi 3y ago
Just needs a “good faith constructive” conversation with regulators. /s
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by jfghi 3y ago
Same way that meta “values your privacy”
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by jfghi 3y ago
Perhaps, but I think that the definition of bourgeois lifestyle has expanded to include those who simply have 2 children, rent a sfh and perhaps retire at some point.
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by jfghi 3y ago
It is, but I think that it would lead to a lot of false positives for automated plagiarism detection.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Ironically, the best detector for plagiarism would be a 15 minute conversation asking the student about their research and opinions on the topics written, kind of like interviewing someone who claims redis expertise on their resume.
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by jfghi 3y ago
To me it seems like academic papers force people to back up every statement with a quote and agree with assigned readings. This style of writing leads to unoriginal results.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Perhaps there could be multiple plants for different types of components with redundancy. The air defense has been remarkably good.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Similarly, the existing tech was better.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Would you like to compare levels of understanding?
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by jfghi 3y ago
Not sure as I’m not yet familiar enough with the types of errors occurring. I do think a somewhat more accurate and possibly technical set of terms would be more useful for discussions about it though than hallucination.
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by jfghi 3y ago
Rant, I think the usage of the term hallucination in this context is entirely too anthropomorphic.
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by jfghi 3y ago
If these criminals are caught for thefts, should the wealthier jurisdictions also pay for their justice via taxes?
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by jfghi 3y ago
I think one taboo topic is having positive things to say about projects using the C programming language. Immediately it’ll get hit with criticisms from rust promoters even if it’s a domain that rust is quite separate from.

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