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kmos17
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How is blocking funding for the government going to balance the budget? It’s like you saying you’re going to get your spending under control by stopping to pay your credit cards. It’s just performative. Republicans had full control of all 3
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Yes it’s shocking looking at food labels in the US how hard it is to avoid even basic foods without added sugar, which most of the time do not have it in European equivalent products.
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Coming from a European country the USPS reliability and speed of delivery is impressive, you have no idea how good you have it for a country of this size. Teller service at the USPS now that is pretty terrible true, but if there is no inno
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4y ago
There were questions in the US with temperable voting machines in previous election cycles, Bush’s win against Kerry was especially suspicious with documented hackable systems, and one key voting machine manufacturer ceo even quoted as sayi
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answering my own question, I guess not: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6787051-does-chatgpt-rem... So at its current stage it’s pretty useless as it will not learn from its mistakes, seems to me the opposite
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I’ve seen the same behavior. I wonder if these are learning instances for the AI or is it just dumbly going through a set of possible answers until the user is satisfied with the answer. If it’s the latter, it’s basically a fancy way of do
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4y ago
- You mean the wars started by Bush? - Both parties have zero credibility in that respect, republicans stance on free speech is as much perfomative bs as woke posturing is on the left. There is plenty of cancel culture and attempts to suppr
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Live with it is ok now because effective vaccines are available. A lot of lockdown measures went overboard but that was hard to tell at the time, when NYC had overflowing hospitals that required mobile morgues due to the overwhelming number
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Look out for anyone dehumanizing and demonizing whole groups of people, especially when it is people with political power doing that. That is the common thread, the one that allows entire populations to be conditioned to accept violence aga
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4y ago
Ah the whattaboutism rears its head. Trump is the first candidate to refuse to concede a loss in a presidential election, even announcing before the election that he would refuse to accept a loss. Clinton conceded to him even though she was
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4y ago
Airbnb removed the visible star ratings on comments sometime ago, clearly they are optimizing for hosts and maximizing bookings, to me as a long term user of the platform it’s made it worst and disincentives hosts from providing good custom
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4y ago
I think they mean you need a lot of staff to monitor and moderate for dangerous/illegal content on a global platform. Elon will just call anyone who shit posts so that won’t be needed apparently.
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4y ago
Managing AWS services also requires staffing, so most likely these would be the same people in a small organization. Self hosting in my experience can be very reliable if you over provision redundant enterprise grade hardware, once it’s ru
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4y ago
Russia thinks the cold war never ended and is extremely bitter about losing their empire. All western nations would have been content continuing to buy their oil and gas and couldn’t care less about Russia otherwise. This idea that the west
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It was revolutionary, I remember at first feeling like I was really missing the command line and oddly feeling constrained by the ui, but for graphic design it opened up a world of possibilities. Things like a mouse and pointer with copy&#x
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French sentiment will also include a very deep seated national memory of what happened the last time we let a dictator go unchecked in his expansionist madness.
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Not sure this qualifies as printing money, CA cannot issue currency, they will be spending from their budget which is tax payer funded no? Is giving back money going to increase inflation? not sure how much of an impact a $1k payment will
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4y ago
Adobe has a long history of increased prices with stagnating products, the entire creative suite subscription pricing model is just so user hostile. I am not necessarily against subscriptions, but the complexity of the packages and dark pat
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4y ago
Yes that seems to be a mistake. Not sure what their core market is today, maybe they rely more on an enterprise sales channel. I’d still recommend checking them out, I just hope they stay in business because I like the pricing, feature set
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Not publicly disclosed pricing is very annoying I agree, not sure why stackpath doesn’t disclose them but the pricing we got with them was much lower than others. Also last time I was researching waf+cdn services it seemed to me all were do
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Stackpath (previously maxcdn) has cdn/waf/dns with ddos. The service is actually really good and pricing very competitive. Support is knowledgeable and very helpful and the cdn has extensive customization options. Only downside I’
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Making sure no one is above the law is a cornerstone of our legal system, so I would argue it is in fact essential. Of course this is assuming there must be really strong probable cause in this case.
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This both sides do it rhetoric collapses when one of the candidates refuses to accept the result of an election, pushing the country to the brink. There has always been accusations of rigged elections, there has never before been an individ
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Russian interference has been absolutely proven, and was in plain sight to see being openly invited by 45. The Mueller report’s conclusion was that there was interference from Russia, read it. The current supreme court has lost it legitimac
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Where has the left gone off the deep end other than in Tucker's lunatic and manipulative ravings? Please give us concrete examples, yes woke politics might have gone overboard for many's tastes but where has that had any real impa
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:) unfortunately fox news is the primary news source for more people than the ny times. Yes I understand your argument and I think it’s wildly exaggerated, that the ny times’s supposed decline is itself biased distortion. Even the Haiti sto
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And fox news is not alarmed? have you seen their headlines or tucker carlson perma-outraged scowl? Journalism relies on shock, alarm and outrage to sell, got nothing to do with liberalism, at least ny times has some real ground breaking jou
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The ikea setup might be worth a shot with the networking bridge they have to control multiple bulbs at once, but my experience with individual bulbs was bad.
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The unlimited money is why gun control has become such a radicalized issue, so rather than a last resort because the other more important institutions are failing, I believe it is this radicalization around single hot button issues like the
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In my experience the ikea bulbs are also awful, constant unpairing requiring multiple attempts to re-pair with the remote, especially if you have multiple bulbs in close proximity. In the end I gave up and just use them as normal bulbs. It
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