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by mrangle 1y ago
Great. Does 996 require the schedule that it implies? If so, respectfully, those excuses are moot.
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by mrangle 1y ago
>I was a research engineer between 2016 - 2022 (pre ChatGPT) at a couple large tech companies doing MLOps alongside true scientists. Their post reads like an advertisement for LLM tech. No different than clickbait techniques commonly use
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by mrangle 1y ago
So you want to work from home with top pay, top benefits, control over your assignments, control over Ai competition, and control over CEO salary. And you're couching this as the reasonable ask of oppressed labor and want to organize o
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by mrangle 1y ago
No, it's all a part of learning to read and understand language. If a child is having that much trouble with it, which would be unusual at grade-level, then the book is above their level. At that point, the child should probably be scr
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by mrangle 1y ago
I'm not a fan of basic income due to its inflationary effect that all-but neutralizes its spending power. I also think that the monetary system is inherently imperfect. To put it mildly. It is structurally unfixable and there is no pos
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by mrangle 1y ago
Reading could be less important if reaching one's IQ potential is less important. The content doesn't matter much, aside from basic literature references that constitute a part of English literacy. Though, relatively more complex
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by mrangle 1y ago
Knowing how to read is partial literacy and the first step toward literacy, regardless of anyone's lust for pretense. From an academic perspective most academics are illiterate.
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by mrangle 1y ago
To be generous, what this meant is either that you were below the reading level for the book or you misunderstand the core skill of reading and using style in the English language. Reading and understanding when rules are broken leads to kn
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by mrangle 1y ago
I disagree. Reading style ("flaws") is a major part of literacy. Even for people with learning disabilities. If you aren't on the reading level for a specific book, that's another issue.
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by mrangle 1y ago
This essay is stream-of-consciousness assertions and predictive guessing, if not wish-casting. Like all such essays, it can be refuted with two words: "I / We disagree" (with the logic). I don't agree with many of the as
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by mrangle 1y ago
The past two times I rented a car, I later received a bill from the rental company for supposedly unpaid tolls (plus fees) that I had most definitely paid. Renting a car with any liability exposure is a recipe for frustration. As far as I&#
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by mrangle 1y ago
The whining and flailing about threats to democracy are as sincere as their future level of contentment with Apple leaving the EU. I hope that it can and does, rather than allowing their product to be compromised by for-profit companies who
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by mrangle 1y ago
Your analogy isn't analogous. Apple is not a network, let alone a public one. There are scads of hardware options other than Apple.
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by mrangle 1y ago
Good luck with that really weird approach.
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by mrangle 1y ago
Points for the most insane answer possible, no offense. No idea what you are talking about. Given that you work for the video game industry, perhaps your comment is in a sense perfect.
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by mrangle 1y ago
Your games are mediocre now. It's better to have a mediocre game that one can play, than an exceptional game that one can't. You're free to make games now, and yet it's most often hard to justify money for a game that is
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by mrangle 1y ago
You implied that lower class burials were likely in the Nile. To advance the argument that a pot burial likely didn't indicate a poor burial.
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by mrangle 1y ago
Full employment transitioning to mean middle class job, or replacement income, would be wild. Point the way to the line for rigid economic class assignments.
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by mrangle 1y ago
I wonder how is this cognitive development progress was measured, and I question the results of whichever study this refers to. I acknowledge that "bilingual tots seem to outperform in cognitive development in the early years" see
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by mrangle 1y ago
I don't have experience with CoPilot, but I do with other LLMs. I'm not sure that omitting "provide me with" is enough to get the job done, generally, aside from being lucky that it correctly interprets the prompt. In my
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by mrangle 1y ago
Its rational to treat receipts like toxic waste. They need to create a law governing their toxicity, if for nothing else than almost everyone will continue to be unaware of it. Including cashiers. I don't know how people justify handli
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by mrangle 1y ago
Smaller companies are way worse to work for, almost always. Everyone knows this. Starting a successful company is virtually impossible, just looking at failure rate. Poverty is the outcome for whomever doesn't succeed and can't fi
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by mrangle 1y ago
Since you are from a country other than the one in which this site originates, and are asking where I am from, maybe first you should post where you are from. If your country did not have cops, who would enforce the laws that are enforced?
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by mrangle 1y ago
I mean, its not totally fine. It's psychotic (divorced from reality) and immature. I grant you that its not against the law. But see the fact that you have to skew the nature of police force in order to fake your point.
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by mrangle 1y ago
I guess you can be whatever you want, but the type of language that you and they use is variously so general and insulting that any type of response should be on the table. For example, do cops participate here? Or people with cops in their
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by mrangle 1y ago
I'm speaking about an environment that passively allows truth by default, because of truly free speech. Something that works simply, and that people can simply understand. Which is a prerequisite for democracy. You're arguing for
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by mrangle 1y ago
"Truth" in Education, understanding, and Press easily becomes "propaganda and lies" without the system blinking nor anyone being notified. The only way to ensure the existence of truth is to give people a choice in what
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by mrangle 1y ago
Fair enough. Again, here is my substantive critique: Earth is the only planet known to have the proven conditions for Life in that it has Life. On top that that, it is the home of the only known advanced intelligence that observes the Unive
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by mrangle 1y ago
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by mrangle 1y ago
Unless you are a mod, please don't "dismiss shallowly" my comment by quoting rules to me. My comment was substantive.

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