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by jujube3 6mo ago
Companies often expect employees to give advance notice of termination of employment, but employers do not feel beholden to their employees to reciprocate. This is unreasonable. Workers can leave their jobs with no notice peri
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by jujube3 6mo ago
Since you think Cuba and China are such nice places, perhaps try living there. You'll quickly find out about their "merits" (such as the fact that they execute dissidents).
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by jujube3 6mo ago
I think the LLM pranked you. Try using the --no-but-seriously flag next time.
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by jujube3 6mo ago
4 whats?
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by jujube3 6mo ago
It's economical to build a small amount of battery storage, enough for a few hours. For longer term issues, when things are dark and not windy for a long time, I'm not aware of any long-term plan. States like California are handli
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by jujube3 7mo ago
Stop reading ahead.
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by jujube3 7mo ago
It's quite simple in Golang.
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by jujube3 7mo ago
Parents want to hang out with other parents.
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by jujube3 7mo ago
That would "solve" the problem in the sense that it would make students even more uncompetitive with AI.
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by jujube3 7mo ago
Zuck realizes that by 20230, Facebook will be mostly for AIs. He's just leaning into it.
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by jujube3 7mo ago
You're absolutely right!
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by jujube3 8mo ago
More like a failure engineer, am I right?
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by jujube3 8mo ago
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by jujube3 8mo ago
Being able to hook up with random strangers on apps might be fun in your 20s and 30s. When you're old and wrinkly, it's not going to be the same. I hate to say it, but this is especially true for women entering their twilight year
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by jujube3 8mo ago
The strategies used to cool something in space are not going to work at all in the desert. The amount of solar power you'll get in the desert is orders of magnitude less, and intermittent. In the desert you will have to deal with rain,
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by jujube3 9mo ago
California's light rail still exists, as does California High-Speed Rail, which is not light rail.
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by jujube3 9mo ago
None of what you're saying is related to what the parent post is saying at all. He's saying, if the immigrants are exceptional, they should be on an O-1 visa, which is specifically designed for exceptional people. If they're
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by jujube3 9mo ago
Native Instruments is a German company, not American. It seems unlikely that Germany wants them to fail or lose their IP, regardless of whether the US "threatens to invade" (?)
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by jujube3 9mo ago
Elon's MacroHard initiative will replace all this in the next 18 months.
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by jujube3 9mo ago
Can it detect sarcasm?
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by jujube3 9mo ago
He shoots, he scores!
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by jujube3 9mo ago
Another CoC fight.
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by jujube3 9mo ago
But a lot of money was not involved here.
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by jujube3 10mo ago
In our coming cyberpunk future, Starbucks will just be a brand of vending machines known for burnt coffee and LCD screens displaying scantily clad mermaids
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by jujube3 10mo ago
That's good, that's good! A nod's as good as a wink to a blind bat! Nudge, nudge, know what I mean?
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by jujube3 10mo ago
Now the makers of the Yo app should sue iyo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo_(app)
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by jujube3 11mo ago
If they could use THEIR AI to replace human workers, they would. If they learned that Claude or ChatGPT was better than an IBM consultant, they'd probably keep that to themselves.
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by jujube3 11mo ago
If it's inappropriate for him to have a "position," he should not be saying things like claiming "Roblox is a problem"
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by jujube3 11mo ago
When you're too poor for smelly clown meat, you know things are bad.
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by jujube3 11mo ago
Yeah, it was always a headache to put together complex data structures in Perl. It's kind of like bash in that way. Every time you need something like "a hash table that contains lists" it quickly turns into a quagmire. In Py

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