mulmen

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by mulmen 9mo ago
> Such consequences will never come from the state. Seattle’s consent decree directly contradicts this. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-returns-fu...
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by mulmen 10mo ago
So is a compiler. Humanity is the conscious altering of nature.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
Your entire second paragraph is second order. You can’t just ignore consequences in a policy debate.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
What’s the legal way to arrange things on a shelf?
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by mulmen 10mo ago
How do you sort the directory? Alphabetical can be gamed with names like A1 Locksmith. Chronological favors incumbents or spammers depending on direction.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
Catalogs are ads.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
But I already have email.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
We agree an org chart of some kind probably exists. We disagree on the capabilities. For example I am not confident that it has a concept of a team and if it does that a team would map to a product or feature.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
Because they’re useful and well liked by consumers?
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by mulmen 10mo ago
Don’t limit yourself to first order thinking. The proposed interest payment disincentivizes companies from seeking carried balances. Companies will implement refund mechanisms and streamline dark patterns at their own expense to avoid payi
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by mulmen 10mo ago
Reasonable people have been disagreeing on that since at least the late 18th century. In a practical sense the right place is wherever it gets passed. If the United States is an experiment every legal jurisdiction is a laboratory.
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by mulmen 10mo ago
They wouldn’t be able to sign it as me but they could sign it as themselves, taking credit. My question is what mechanism proves the video is signed by the rightful owner?
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by mulmen 10mo ago
> Ask their managers? But then how do their managers verify? It's a hierarchical org chart. If you're really not sure ask Sundar. It's likely any Googler can verify the identity of any other by looking up their username b
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by mulmen 10mo ago
How does that prove I am the original author? Can't I just download a work and sign it as my own?
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by mulmen 10mo ago
You're really giving credit in the wrong areas. Google is impressive for its ability to exist beyond the point of dysfunction. It's simply not the case that any Googler would need to verify the identity of any other any more tha
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by mulmen 10mo ago
This doesn’t hold up. Schools can’t teach everything, especially in a field where innovation happens in the workplace, not the classroom. Should I have learned about LLMs when I was an undergraduate 20 years ago? This is just further proo
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by mulmen 10mo ago
I think they did realize it and tried as hard as they could and still failed. I was a Sears salesperson in 2003 and 2004. The whole operation took itself very seriously and embraced the internet and technology. They just… failed. I’d
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by mulmen 11mo ago
Why would a text message support images ?
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by mulmen 11mo ago
> You can exclude $HOME/.config/mozilla from your back up all the same anyway if that causes you some issues. And then just not have Firefox backups?
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by mulmen 11mo ago
No, the level is fixed for the high and low beams. I guess the driver can adjust them with a screwdriver but not while driving. I’m just mentioning that headlight automation was being done back in the 1960s with simple electronics. Just a
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by mulmen 11mo ago
The benefit of IPv6 is that I don’t need an “internal” network. Everything is on the Internet and the firewall is the only thing that gets in the way.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
I believe the video mode in the new Jaws pinball machine is based on Killer Shark.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
NASA has done a lot of amazing things but I wouldn’t bet on them winning a Super Bowl.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
My dad’s 1966 Oldsmobile has auto-dimming headlights. There are manual overrides of course.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
The sarcasm didn’t come through. Sorry, I know better.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
> I didn't waste your time. I posed a question. So you don’t know what country doubled their pollution in the last 10 years? Was that a genuine question? > The point was, perhaps instead of saying things that are absurd, one sho
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by mulmen 11mo ago
> Speaking of trends.. care to guess which country has doubled it's pollution in the last 10 years? I really don’t. I genuinely have no idea and I have zero interest in guessing. Just say it and stop wasting everyone’s time.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
You can criticize something and still select it as the best option. I do this daily with Apple. If you can’t find a flaw in a technical solution you probably aren’t looking close enough.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
I will never understand this kind of pathetic negativity. What does it mean to not play and how is that winning? We have centuries of examples of participation working. It’s obvious that you can win by playing.
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by mulmen 11mo ago
> Explaining that it costs 4c to make a 1c coin is a pretty clear and solid justification. It’s really not though, for the reasons I described already. > Complaining that one news article, which is just reporting a current event, does

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