nemomarx

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by nemomarx 1mo ago
how would that work? replacing her lost wages to be sure it's not an economic disadvantage sounds hard
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
This is what the Luddites were primarily upset about, fwiw. That economic value and power would move away from their threatened minority group and towards landowners. It'll keep happening, and the new "opportunities" might be
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
seems like a worse customer experience though. longer lines at checkouts and the self checkout process is unnecessarily slow to deter theft.
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Somewhere in Obama's time, and before that they did it on TV press releases (as they still do) or announcements on Whitehouse.gov not really different from how any group shared news before Twitter
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I kind of want my computer systems to be more reliable and predictable than paying an intern to manage something and asking why they messed up
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
If you already trust them with all your Facebook posts and your Instagram and etc it's probably more tempting?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
If you think it'll keep improving from here, probably we all have to do some kind of physical labor that isn't profitable to automate. Small batch manufacturing is alright, service work, etc. If you think it'll slow down, you
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
If you win via politics ("hey, gang up with me on X") then it's not a "test of combat skill" alone anymore. it has to move away from combat skill to also being a test of politics.
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
It would depend on how they presented user numbers in the merger discussions I think basically. If they promised anything about how organic the users were or suggested they were well paying for revenue projection purposes?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I thought the strategies of soft resistance section had some good tips on how to handle working at a big corp, and it's somewhat positive about leaving a company who's mission you don't like to found your own or find one that
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Does the US still have enough material to intervene over Taiwan anyway? But in any case a month makes it more likely you can try and find another source. Better to have some runway than none?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
> We have a strong preference for sheltering in place, so we do not have a go bag or anything like that. We'd shelter in place because that's where all our preps are! I don't totally understand this because quite a lot of
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
In the US everyone with an iphone uses RCS, so you'll often have family group conversations on it and so on. Whatsapp or signal are comparatively rare (although more common for anyone with overseas family naturally)
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
> Is AI not in an important way from humanity's abilities, and is it not being used to help meet our needs? So would this suggest we should take and redistribute AI capacity in some way...?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Every time I check in on this I hear a more recent model is the one where they started doing good work. I'm excited to here that Astra is where it got capable enough to work on code next year
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I remember the fracking roll out here. The companies involved directly handed checks to local residents, promised to train locals for new jobs, paid to fund schools, and so on. These companies have a lot of money behind them - if they'
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
if it's really smart AI you might expect them to have it create the software and cdn don't they use their coding agents internally?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I mean does it? DRM is cracked within a week or two of launch now. companies are actively removing drm from their games a few months after it comes out because of the cost of licensing it. AI has accelerated this if anything, and especially
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Nintendo still has pretty good physical. Move to them if you can imo
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
steam also sells drm free binaries. the steam drm is optional and the publisher or Dev can choose to go without it of course it's better that gog requires you go without it for the customer, but I'm not sure it helps in terms of l
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Sony announced they're not going to print more physical discs for games. So far no one else in the big three has confirmed they're doing this, so obviously the controversy goes to them
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
That is pretty typical of depression, especially if you can't make yourself do activities you normally would enjoy or you stop feeling as much enjoyment from them Unfortunately I have no advice for it but I wish you good luck. We'
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I can't find the article first using the term, but it's like a hidden sponsored article - start by describing a general problem that people might have or something in the technology space, end by advocating for a solution that you
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
soul but using the roman v, I think. I've seen it before with cvlt that way
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I think for their labs / beta features they just require it to get testing data
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Doesn't easy anti cheat work on Linux / proton?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Is edge Different here? It's also dropping ubo anyway. I prefer Firefox on mobile for supporting ublock personally and I don't see why I would use a different browser on my desktop.
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
How to keep Pluto as a planet but say larger objects than it that also orbit the sun aren't planets, is the question I guess?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
Is it something? like do you think the program will still be around in 50 years for today's graduates, etc?
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by nemomarx 1mo ago
I want to see what the author considers a nice 7-11 for contrast, because it seems normal to me? Could be more walkable of course but I'm not sure that's on the REIT. They didn't lay out the roads or anything. The wood paneli

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