mitchdoogle

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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
This would only work for games that have virtually no sales, otherwise you'd probably be waiting at least 10 years
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
You can already do this to an extent. Wait a while for a book / game to have used copies available for a deep discount or easily checked out from Library
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
That depends on what it means for this to be "working"
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
That's ridiculous. Everybody is in it for the money. Employers choose how to measure performance, so if there is some particular attribute they want, they make it clear and hire (and raise pay) based on that.
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Why? There are consequences to declaring bankruptcy
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I think the major issue for the midterms was actually abortion. I think the student debt issue fired up as many detractors as it did proponents
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
What is your point? American apartment buildings also have elevators that can accommodate wheel chairs
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I read the instructions and I understood what was meant. How do you explain that? Humans regularly make stupid mistakes. We shouldn't dumb down the world to try to avoid it. We should encourage people to be more careful
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
It seems to me like some of the most successful commercial software virtually requires either reading the documentation, or doing some sort of training
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I think you have it backwards. I think anybody who is remotely interested in this topic would love for proof of aliens to come out. It's just such an extraordinary claim, that their skepticism demands extraordinary proof. Eyewitness re
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Obviously the title is very wrong. The author says so themselves - if you fear for your safety, then a rating below 5 is completely reasonable. Which for me, has happened more than I am comfortable with. I haven't even taken Uber that
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
In what world does competition increase quality of life? Competition results in more misery and less free time as people spend their time and energy trying to out compete one another.
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I just tested this out. The first couple answers it said things like, "In the year 1990, this was.." and "The Internet as we know it now was not yet as widespread..", so I reiterated that there should be no reference to
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
"hallucination" just means the AI produced incorrect information. Humans produce incorrect information all the time. But we know we are fallible. I've seen lots of people treating these AIs as infallible, that they can't
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I'm not really sure what you're saying. It seems to me the number of shills creating content is vastly outnumbered by normal people creating content, so the trick of adding "reddit" to the end of queries is still very mu
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
They never claim to serve Australian food. Nobody says they are going out for some Australian food they way they might say they are going out to get Chinese food. It's an Australian themed restaurant. And much of the theme does actuall
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I can't be certain, but I think they were implying that aggregate deaths spiked more than you would expect. Look at data here: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm These numb
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Sounds interesting. Do you have any channels or particular videos you'd recommend?
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I'm a web dev and I've tried to tell most of my clients (in the US) that they don't even NEED a cookie banner, and moreover that if they do, then it needs to be compliant with the law otherwise its completely pointless and cu
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Belittling the youth is one way that insecure people make themselves feel better about getting old.
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
We all live by what our screens tell us. We don't know anything outside of our own direct experience without depending on others. And for the most part we choose to trust others and it usually works out ok. That's not religion - t
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I don't understand what you're arguing for. You want the EU to throw ethics out the window to encourage business growth?
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
It's an interesting idea but is it scary? Any such "consciousness" existing in a digital realm is a copy and so the real organic you would never experience these things
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Wdym? That's exactly what people do. If they can't look at a piece of content they close it and move on with their life.
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
I don't like ads and I don't mind paying. What I don't like is paying for an ad-free experience and my data continuing to get mined. I consider companies entitled if they demand to have both my data and my money
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
This is why I don't read news articles on my phone. It's absolutely ridiculous what publishers do with ads
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
What people mean when they say all these things is that, "I can easily access things I want for free, so why would I ever pay?" Yes some people give voluntarily through donations or Patreon, but it's a tiny amount of the actu
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Startup is just another buzzword for a business. It's never been anything different than that. I wouldn't make any assumption about it based on the term, not the age, size, market, etc
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
It's like multi-millionaire CEOs congratulating themselves for creating so many jobs for the poors
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by mitchdoogle 3y ago
Its a science fiction trope, perhaps a trope in real life as well. Brilliant scientist gets paid to work on potentially dangerous thing. They know it is potentially dangerous so they warn about it and are reassured over and over again that

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