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by lovich 5mo ago
A bit of xkcd 2501 going on in this thread as well
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by lovich 5mo ago
> It seems that the selection process optimizes for either liars or dumb people who are easiest to emotionally manipulate. It does. Having expert knowledge is a deal breaker too. I actually want to serve on a jury but because I am unwill
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by lovich 5mo ago
If the state legalized it then it’s not a crime as far as the state is concerned. The feds still have it illegal but states are not required to enforce or even help federal law enforcement to enforce their own laws. They can choose to do so
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by lovich 5mo ago
Because most people can’t map their idea of obvious to the various levels of proof different courts have, and “beyond reasonable doubt” is a much higher standard than the colloquial English means.
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by lovich 5mo ago
The literal forum we are communicating on will ban you for hate speech. I’ve been banned on multiple social media cites for quoting the current president because he has full free speech and we do not. Pretending that hate speech isn’t a kno
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by lovich 5mo ago
> Switching to a EU administrated advertising agency is not obviously better, because that's another big organisation but with even less ties to the local level. How would an EU organization have less ties to EU businesses than a US
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by lovich 5mo ago
Do you have a source on EU residents paying a “heroic percentage” of their income? Everytime I’ve gotten actual numbers from people the total tax burden has been roughly equivalent between the US and the EU, but people confuse the different
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by lovich 5mo ago
Then why are these changes being made for these companies IPOs?
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by lovich 5mo ago
What was the point of your comment saying > S&P has not finalized a rule change yet. If you were responding to someone saying the benchmark indexes were changing their own rules? Like the actual intent of the comment and not just obs
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by lovich 5mo ago
But you think they’ll adopt some of these proposals that are in the benefit of these companies IPOing at the expense of large funds?
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by lovich 5mo ago
Do you think it’s more or less likely that they will make the same change as the other benchmarks?
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by lovich 5mo ago
Based on the person I was talking to’s reply, it does seem that way
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by lovich 5mo ago
I’m not sure I could. Even starting to research how to prevent being affected by these changes shows that there’s layers upon layers of systems that are being manipulated, and there are costs charged for moving the capital in my retirement
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by lovich 5mo ago
> Depends on the quality of your validation loop. Can the agent find the bug in a five second unit test, or does it have to run the full deployment test? I am not asking about time or completeness. I am asking if this person is spending
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by lovich 5mo ago
What’s the cost of all that though? I don’t doubt that productivity could be gained but when I see articles like the one on the Open Claw guy spending 1.3 million on tokens in a single month I am reminded of drag racing engines that can rea
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by lovich 5mo ago
It’s also a pretty inelastic good(most people don’t want to die or be sick ever) and decisions can be made without your consent if you are unconscious, sometimes even when you are conscious but it’s been decided that you aren’t competent at
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by lovich 5mo ago
Total comp in most companies isn’t complicated. Most companies either don’t give equity or aren’t public and you can value those options with their twelve levels of caveats at effectively zero. The bonus component is the most common portion
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by lovich 5mo ago
> A decent job these days starts at $200k. Bruh > That's fresh out of college or shortly after. Bruh > Obviously not everyone makes that much, but it's not unusual at all in tech. Triple bruh. Maybe in some heavy tech bas
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by lovich 5mo ago
ill take a week off to cool down then
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by lovich 5mo ago
Ah, my apologies then
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by lovich 5mo ago
Most of them saying they are anti illegal immigrant are lying if you dive into their numbers. It conveniently lines up with the legal asylum seekers. Usually when I find out someone’s making that deceptive claim and call them out on it they
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by lovich 5mo ago
Not entirely safe even if you naturalize as they are now making noise about stripping citizenship[1] [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/trump-administr...
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by lovich 5mo ago
We’re going for round 3 of jingoist isolationist Americans not understanding how the world or their own culture and government works. Wonder if we’ll get a third world war that we stay out of until halfway through and then pile on at the en
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by lovich 5mo ago
I don’t see a carve out for spousal or family reunification applications. Those weren’t services for the benefit of the immigrant. Those were a service to the US citizen who sponsored them and had to sign up to be on the hook to take care o
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by lovich 5mo ago
Accurate. I was simplifying since the person I was responding to seemed historically ignorant when they were implying that people were able to safely acquire food in the past as well as post regulations.
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by lovich 5mo ago
One of the problems with these types of separatist movements have is that they want to also keep resources owned by the group they are trying to leave from. Canada owns the natural resources. The Albertan separatists want to take it from th
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by lovich 5mo ago
For everyone that’s blocked there seems to be another popping up even when the local populace voted against it. Even then, space is still a harder place to put a satellite than any rural area on the planet.
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by lovich 5mo ago
What could possibly change that would make it a more economically viable option than putting it on earth. Nothing about space improves how data centers operate, and there are several new issues introduced by being in space. And that’s befor
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by lovich 5mo ago
Man, good thing no one’s ever done something like reincorporate Tesla and SpaceX in Texas after loosing a court case in said Delaware court and having a pissy fit about it.
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by lovich 5mo ago
I’m sorry, let me rephrase to be more precise and less judgmental. Are you {insert gender identity you subscribe to} + {moron who thinks that’s you can make people agree to a legal agreement solely on the basis of reading it despite having

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