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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Many of them have demonstrable property ownership (or their parents/grandparents did) in Israel proper.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Those are the Gaza ministry of health's numbers for all killed, IIRC, not just civilians.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
You're right, the optics are weird, but sufficient conditions that define criminal acts can be multiple and varied. Egypt's non-involvement may violate some other principle, but probably not a "war crime".
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
If the deep fake is of a real person, there is still reputation damage to the person featured. That said, you're touching on something important. These people appear to be incurable, and it's about time we started talking about gi
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Yes, they can choose not to renew and IANAL, but I'm fairly certain there has to be a valid reason to cancel vested equity within the 7 year time frame, i.e. firing for cause. I don't think a right to shares within the period can
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Yep, that's exactly my experience. Try asking any GPT to tell you exactly what all of the points are on the gender spectrum, and then ask it how the gender spectrum has any scientific validity if they can't define its contents.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Depends on how tight his non-compete is.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
This is not my experience.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
As a parent, I say this to other parents: putting your kids in this situation due to failure to buy long term care/disability insurance for yourself, or having some contingent plan for other adult relatives to care for you daily in the
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Of course, that goes without saying. What I'm adding is the increasingly more computer illiterate expectations of the end consumer deriving the value, and the increasing functional demands he expects at his level of ability to understa
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
People spending inordinate amounts of time memorizing solutions to common problems. This is admittedly partly the fault of HR not ensuring that interviewers have a good pool of problems to choose from and twists to put on things, but it&#x2
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I think you're completely ignoring the reality of frauds. Jeff Atwood was writing about this over a decade ago with "FizzBuzz". There are many people who spend more effort creating the illusion of competence on paper and on
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
To each his own, but I get more peace of mind with a larger retirement account due to the low fixed rates we had in the US from 2009 to around 2022. I can't liquidate my house piecemeal when I need money like I can my brokerage assets.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Running down the street at top speed, i.e. for a minute or so, is an anaerobic activity.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I got the sense from reading the “Techno-Optimist’s Manifesto” that it was deliberately crafted to troll.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Peter Thiel was like that before he got rich. He was very politically active in his Stanford law days. I don't think the problem is limited to American programmers. Actors and musicians have been behaving that way in this country befor
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I think about this a lot, and the conclusion I've come to is that the market (simply meaning the popularity) rewards features and intuitive UI above everything else. I think we've been on this trajectory for some time: getting use
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Correlation is not causation.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I'm not clear from the article whether this also accounts for recouping the cost of _failed_ drugs.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
The scope creep of these agencies in recent decades is substantial, though. It's one thing to set rules for dumping that protect wildlands, or verify drugs in the medical supply chain aren't toxic. Deciding the rules of commerce?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I think you're getting downvoted, because the right of congress to manage affairs interstate and foreign commerce has nothing to do with the content Americans read. The objection is ownership/controlling interest, and any SCOTUS r
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Just out of curiosity, were any non-competes ever actually enforced by the courts for a reason other than stealing clients or trade secrets?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
privacy-violation-as-a-service companies I am stealing that line!
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by lr4444lr 3y ago
Aside from tissue necrosis or nerve damage due to extreme compression, (which seem to be situations where you'd be at an ER or urgent care anyway due to the severity that entails) what other harms need mitigation? It seems that ice is
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by lr4444lr 3y ago
There's gotta be a lot of survivorship bias here: many people whose businesses failed and had to go back to wage labor, or who simply lack the motivation to even try to pursue their own occupational freedom would be expected to feel mo
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by lr4444lr 3y ago
Some RO systems like mine come with an alkalizing stage that adds Ca/K/Mg ions back: excellent flavor improvement to have it, too.
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by lr4444lr 3y ago
First text, then images, soon video and speech. It feels like OpenAI is mostly concerned with developing proofs of the untrustability of every digital medium, creating a convincing case either for doing everything in person again, or necess
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by lr4444lr 3y ago
You ruined a witty reference to The Graduate .
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Of native born peoples?
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by lr4444lr 3y ago
It did: live in extended family dwellings. The modern nuclear family (with 2 working spouses to boot) is the problem.

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