nawgz

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by nawgz 3y ago
Google? Using its market position and suite of products to undermine competitors? How dare you imply they would partake in such unbecoming behavior.
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by nawgz 3y ago
> This did not result in any policy changes. Right, and why would it? The headline of the article you linked is: "Driver of N.Y.P.D. Tow Truck Is Charged After Killing 7-Year-Old Boy" Meanwhile, Cruise is a giant corporation wh
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by nawgz 3y ago
Right, but the problem with that is corruption, not regulation.
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by nawgz 3y ago
> If you rely on code I maintain, this is exactly the level of support, quality, and commitment you want (and lets be honest — expect) This article is pretty funny. Talks about responsible disclosure, pumps the tires of his skill & e
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by nawgz 3y ago
I find it hard to understand how using a tool to do the heavy lifting actually imparts the skills onto you directly. Why should there be multiplicative returns when you haven't actually learned anything?
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by nawgz 3y ago
The idea that 22% of them are NOT junk is honestly surprising to me. I would've expected a number north of 90% to come out of even a cursory investigation.
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by nawgz 3y ago
I would like to get you started on Dune, I personally felt it was an impressive series in its ability to expand scope continuously until a resolution fell out of the events that drove the expansion.
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by nawgz 3y ago
Can you elucidate me on how you made that connection? I only see the point that both lead to scams, which... Is not very insightful. Railroads are a physical device for logistical transportation. This has a very obvious value prop. Crypto i
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by nawgz 3y ago
I took advantage of the used car market to upgrade my 2021 Subaru to a 2024 (same car, better trim), there's actually MORE physical controls in the 2024 - hope isn't entirely lost!
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by nawgz 3y ago
It's a big claim. To estimate "1280 individuals" is... very precise.
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by nawgz 3y ago
Your tone implies you're serious, but I struggle to believe anyone could possibly equate persisting digital media with recalling a memory. In case you really need an example to elucidate, consider reproducing an image. A scraper can qu
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by nawgz 3y ago
> these people surely can’t look at an open pit mine, a plastic-filled landfill, and a smoke-spewing industrial plant and think that’s somehow good for the environment? You think they look at things of their own volition or what? They ju
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by nawgz 3y ago
24mpg seems right. I drive a pretty medium sized car - Subaru Outback - and I pulled 25.5mpg on a big road trip. My right foot is a little heavy. Trucks and the fat SUVs that are super popular here get astronomically bad fuel mileage. Think
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by nawgz 3y ago
> 737 MAX crashes To imply this was a software bug is a pretty silly representation - the system was poorly engineered and didn't have proper contingencies for sensor disagreement. This is pretty clearly a design/engineering er
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by nawgz 3y ago
> you just swap the physical sim and have new service. If I'm traveling, I don't really want to have to manage my physical SIM while it's outside the phone. With eSIM and a service like Airalo, I can use the airport wifi t
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by nawgz 3y ago
That's because the Democrats are not leftist in any meaningful sense. They are basically a centrist party who are heavily captured by corporate owners. Disagreeing with Democrats != moving right
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by nawgz 3y ago
I'm sorry, what? Supporting taxation? Believing rehab is necessary for curbing addiction instead of simple willpower? The state enforcing its laws? Equity? These are lefty positions if I've ever heard them
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by nawgz 3y ago
I encourage you to look at a chart of the US deficit by administration if you’re challenging the fiscally responsible part. If you’re challenging the hateful part, you must be blind.
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by nawgz 3y ago
What compels a person to move right in America these days? The Republican party is fiscally irresponsible and only knows how to play identity politics. Watching as a foreigner it's clear the Dems are a bad joke but the Republicans are
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by nawgz 3y ago
> it's the one on one relationships with history that will make them different than the bots that came before Is this intentional ignorance? The reason I use Facebook as the analogy is because Facebook has an insane amount of your h
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by nawgz 3y ago
> You're conflating a communications channel with a new technology I'm really not. Do you genuinely think that the last half of your sentence only applies to LLMs? A "technology that enables abuse (as well as positive outc
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by nawgz 3y ago
Seems like a ridiculous standard to use US elections. Arguably Facebook showed the ability to do the same in 2016, so it’s also uninteresting. The only reason an LLM would even have such access to people to do the hyperbolic damage you clai
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by nawgz 3y ago
> The NEO is equivalent to the MAX In what way? That they both have new engines? I'm pretty sure the similarities stop there. The A320, due to higher wing position, did not require massive overhauls to get the NEO functioning - so t
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by nawgz 3y ago
NEO is not a new generation plane, it’s a new engine option with some engineering work to support the bigger engines but overwhelmingly similar airframe and flight characteristics. They also put sharklets on the wings by default MAX is not
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by nawgz 3y ago
1/6 the events in a vanishing amount of samples would probably imply the number to be 7/6, and given the passenger counts I imagine that’s an undercount. Therefore the crashes would look more like 0.085 for both Single Aisles in a
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by nawgz 3y ago
That’s such a misleading number. The numbers you post EXCLUDE both NEO and MAX crash rates, but meanwhile the MAX would grossly inflate 737-NG rates and NEO flights would slightly depress A320 rates I highly suggest not citing those numbers
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by nawgz 3y ago
Are you trolling? Using 737 NG would be like using Airbus NEO variants, which ALL were excluded from the list in the single aisle category for having a 0.00 crash rate…
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by nawgz 3y ago
Driving from California thru Oregon, a few guys have let me pump my own fuel. Didn't realize they maybe shouldn't have!
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by nawgz 3y ago
> Asking you to be more precise where it matters isn't pedantry. It is when you're about to restate what I've said... > The behavior is "perfectly rational" only in the economics sense of that term Do you thin
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by nawgz 3y ago
I mean, I use custom scrollbars so my apps look the same on each OS. Do you propose that I should instead accept windows making horrible ugly things that take up more space rather than just showing a minimal scroll bar? Seems like a non iss

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