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by jrjeksjd8d 10mo ago
I'm shutting down my retail business and being able to delete Instagram is a huge win.
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
> Chatbot can provide such safe environment. It really can't. No amount of romancing a sycophantic robot is going to prepare someone to actually talk to a human being.
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
The problem is that chatbots don't provide emotional support. To support someone with PTSD you help them gradually untangle the strong feelings around a stimulus and develop a less strong response. It's not fast and it's not
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
The Overton Window for what is acceptable company behaviour has slid very far to "maximizing near-term profits at all costs". You see this is in a lot of areas: - Employee training and retention. Employers would rather aggressivel
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
The problem with hard caps is that there's no way to retroactively fix "our site went down". As much as engineers are loathe to actually reach out to a cloud provider, are there any anecdotes of AWS playing hardball and colle
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
The existence of an upper class necessitates the existence of a lower class. You can't just pull everyone up to be above average.
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
The NHS is suffering because of cuts from conservative vultures. They're following the playbook of American conservatives like Grover Norquist: "I don't want to abolish government. I simply want to reduce it to the size where
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
She was a child who resisted the fascist Franco regime and was subjected to torture. Is that better for you?
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
My therapist calls this "touching the hot stove". When you put a lot of effort into a problem and fail over and over, your mind "gives up" as a protective measure. You can drive yourself crazy trying to push forward and
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by jrjeksjd8d 11mo ago
At least in the case of Bloomberg they would like you to pay for that raw data. That's their bread and butter.