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8mo ago
Nope, you are wrong. But I'm sure you feel confident that you're right. Hope that works out for you.
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8mo ago
America doesn't dictate laws in the way you describe. However if someone is claiming to be an enemy of the state, it is the the federal government's duty to protect itself and it's citizens. This is [one of] the core responsi
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8mo ago
That's because of P/E and how future earnings work. If the P/E = 1 then there would be no sell-off. Looks at utility stocks with divs, they don't sell off [as sharply] when there is AI news.
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8mo ago
The pdf linked seems to disagree with your assessment, at least for Tao.
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8mo ago
My wife is a teacher and I know several. All of the ones that have quiet have cited the worst part about teaching isn't the money or "bad" students. It's either the parents unrealistic demands or just dealing with them,
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8mo ago
I see this troll response all the time stating families don't want "poors" as some kind of attempt at manipulation to feel I am a bad person. I [given the chance] would also vote against apartments in my particular neighborho
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8mo ago
Nope, it's been tried before and it had 0 affect on student outcomes. I'm not saying that teachers don't "deserve" more, but it is not going to help students one bit.
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8mo ago
>You don't think you'd get real teachers if there was a higher budget to pay them well? No, this has been proven many times that money is not a leading factor: Just one : https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED418160 The on
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8mo ago
And your world view is very jaded and myopic if that is all you see. There are plenty (majority) where your anecdote is not true.
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8mo ago
Weather history sounds like a awesome feature. Sort of like a farmers almanac built into a modern weather app?
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8mo ago
Why not look into it instead of complaining about something you have no right to have in the first place? Maybe the market is too small, maybe it will come with the next version, maybe there are EU barriers that prevent implementation? This
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8mo ago
100% Anyone implementing PD paging into their company: I highly advise you add a template/interface on top of PD. This will make swapping out later much easier.
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8mo ago
The other side sees you the same way, congrats on being enlightened.
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8mo ago
I did this on reddit to try and get a useful /r/all and it ended up being mostly cats. I never look or vote on cat pictures but by just removing political serial posters, thats what I got.
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8mo ago
Pagerduty: They haven't yet hit that point where PD doubles the prices for them. Or they don't have everyone on the platform, it will be their next Datadog (too expensive)
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8mo ago
Can you expand? Have you never worked at a tech company that has incidents? In which world does a large tech company exist without problems, if so how big, how many customers etc?
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8mo ago
The major point being is that China doesn't have sanctuary cities. This wouldn't happen if the cities didn't safe harbor the illegals. Most replies at this point will shift the goal posts stating 'due process', agai
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8mo ago
So, the people building yachts also need to pay the bills. Or should the world not have yachts?
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8mo ago
People 100% want subscriptions in this space. The alternative is AWS where you need to be a billing expert to keep costs locked at $20/month.
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8mo ago
Because politics bring out the highest emotions in people. We all have strong internal moral compasses and it is very difficult to violate or change them.
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>then the CEO basically ruined everything. Is it me or do the nay-sayers state that Elon is a grifter and added nothing to Tesla, but yet he ruined it? How can he both not create something and ruin it? Also, Tesla isn't the only man
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8mo ago
What is your point exactly. He seemed very concerned about the issue, he said he did not tolerate the coin talks. What else would he or anyone do if someone is tokenizing your product and you have no control over it?
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8mo ago
TIL my wife may be AI!
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I didn't actually say they are greedy or incompetent. Government starts a new program and funds it with taxes. First, it is difficult to prove if the program is doing what it set out to do effectively. Second, there is 0 incentive to e
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How so?
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8mo ago
Like a phone?
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8mo ago
I didn't see the ad until your comment, then led me to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROFblZ_-9q4 It's another ad of course but a pretty funny response and sums up the issue nicely.
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8mo ago
Great reasoning, can't argue with that. Let him continue to work on his creation while he can. Is the whole thing going to be open sourced? I feel if enough people had access it could be ported to any language with today's tools a
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8mo ago
What privacy am I giving up? You start with all these judgement questions without explaning.
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8mo ago
Some of their firewall/security signature upgrade packages are paid. I just ignored the request once and never see it.
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