manuelabeledo

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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
> They were full of the most disgusting bigoted hateful rhetoric. It actually made me feel quite uncomfortable, thinking about who was writing and distributing it. It's really weird that the people behind Epoch, are the same that on
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
> I didn’t realize they were affiliated with Falun Gong. The only reason I even know this company existed is their billboards started popping up on the highway recently. Their media arm is quite ubiquitous in Asia. They also run Shen Yun
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
Honest question, what's wrong with Java? It's performant, has mature libraries, good documentation, and supported pretty much everywhere.
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
> Now, as a matter of academic courtesy it's nice to cite the SE post if it's feasible, but it's impossible for me to remember where I learned everything I've learned over the years. Likewise, an LLM shouldn't be
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
> You break not just your own content but entire discussions if you mass-delete your contributions. If they allow users to delete or edit their own content, then what's the issue? That just sounds like a technical problem StackExcha
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
Wouldn't a compliant solution be just a glorified search engine?
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
Wait, are you saying that some cities don't even require to undisclose these fees? How is that remotely legal?
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
> ... say the changes will bring higher prices and sticker shock, which could then raise a psychological hurdle in customers' dining habits. This person is essentially admitting that people may not eat out if they knew they are bein
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
I'm curious about where one draws the line. A "tip" has gone from some extra cash for an unexpectedly great job, to essentially expected.
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
I would argue that most people don't encounter cheaters while playing, or don't even notice them, unless blatantly obvious. In contrast, anti-cheat software like Vanguard may have a noticeable performance impact on some games, acr
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by manuelabeledo 2y ago
Whatever it takes to avoid blaming management, I suppose. Adidas and Puma are in rough spots, too. Under Armour is at an all time low. In the meantime, Hoka, On, ASICS, etc. have been growing steadily, while facing the same challenges Nike
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
This does not make sense. Truth social has ~5M users, and has been losing money for a while now. It also does not have any IP.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
Odd, that has never happened to me. As far as I know, Google don’t push Chrome on websites that aren’t theirs.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
I think this is a good move. Making it harder for people who are already contributing to the economy and paying taxes, benefits no one.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
> ... to freely house random people for political brownie points. It seems that buyers still need to apply for a mortgage.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
Many countries don't require citizenship or permanent residency status to access social programs, e.g. universal healthcare, rationale being that there is no net benefit for the society as a whole, when people who, in their vast majori
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
Those citizens can apply for this program too.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
Non paywalled version: https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/spain-blocks-sam-... There are already other projects doing something similar to this, like Clear, with real world applications. Ironically, Altman
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
> ... I can't think of anything else, apart from maybe the US 'hustle culture' that is always admirable. Is it? When I moved to the US, I was surprised that working multiple jobs, or working seemingly physical jobs after 6
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
Let's say that all websites decide that they deserve a payout if they are linked by Facebook. Who would be hurt the most?
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
Over the years, I have met this kind of people many times, money people claiming that tools can replace expertise. They would throw at you a GPT-generated script, and lecture you about the insignificance of your skills in the modern world.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
The point of a 4 day workweek is that productivity stays the same, while idling is reduced. So, no, I wouldn’t take a 25% pay cut for less long lunches and water cooler talk.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
I think you are missing the point here: inherited wealth and status are very obviously factors that haven't been properly considered in the paper, and both play a role in being "more educated" and even "taller" than
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
How's this news? Where did they think all this wealth would go to?
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
A bit of an odd paper. It could have been titled "Are smarter and taller 18 year olds more successful when they turn 50?". > CEOs have higher cognitive and non-cognitive ability scores and are taller than typical members of the
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
A bit like LVMH, the only difference being that LVMH customers usually don't upgrade their handbags once a year.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
I love this bit: > Because copyright today covers virtually every sort of human expression– including blog posts, photographs, forum posts, scraps of software code, and government documents–it would be impossible to train today’s leading
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
> Do you really think playing pool,foosball, guitar hero, eating dinner at 18:30 when work hours end at 17:00, bringing kids to workplace on weekends to play, sleeping at the workplace, bringing laptops with you / being oncall when
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
There are no downvotes for stories. > Flagging is what people use when they want to silence something or to prevent abuse/junk from staying listed. "Junk" is a good qualificative.
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by manuelabeledo 3y ago
It does not matter what the contents are. I could post the most scientific accurate post about IQ differences correlated to ethnicities, and get fired for it, because it's just not work appropriate .

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