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notTooFarGone
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notTooFarGone
11mo ago
Can you please link the law that states that? I see too much bad faith shit thrown around.
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11mo ago
I'd say they are not more resilient but just less exposed and thus less likely to spiral out of control. The more you are exposed to stress the more you have to actively deal with it to be successful. Dealing with it is hard thus not m
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notTooFarGone
11mo ago
There are so many applications the world is running on that only have one instance that is maybe backupped. Not everything has to be solved by 3 reliability engineers.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Humans adapt and become more nines the more they learn about something. Humans also are liable in a lawful sense. This is a huge factor in any AI use case.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Who opposes Power lines? Never heard that this is a thing. As a foreign influence I'd be delighted to target all infrastructure proposals and bombard it with trolls.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
I have a feeling the function that tell us "if hell breaks loose" has something to do with number of nukes ready and waiting.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Also you can cancel your Deutschlandticket only before the 15th of the month. And somehow getting a Deutschlandticket not starting at the first of the month is impossible. It's all around scams and it's utterly embarrassing that 2
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Free Palestine - I already hear them knocking send help
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Another TikTok zombie - get out of your emotionally charged environment please.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Be our guest and enlighten us with citations!
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Marktstammdatenregister is online and very easy to do, Allowance from landlord is more of a formality now as they can't really deny it. Of course some try but the law is pretty clear here.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
You just make a problem that a couple of thousand people have to a problem for a couple of million. Fix it early so the user does not have to deal with the complexity is most often the best approach.
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1y ago
Adding something is always gonna make things worse by default and has to be proven to be useful. Otherwise you have bloat and "yet another way of doing the one thing". I'm a fan of this notation because it's consistent b
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
ok buddy, you can be both proud of something and critical of other stuff without mentioning it in every sentence.
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1y ago
>Sure, there's public transport... but only until it takes six times longer than driving a car if everyone is driving, noone is. This is simple game theory and a system fault happens when there are too many cars. You can't wide
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
The only issue is security. The amount of open endpoints, standard logins and stuff will get out of control.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Yeah it's always quite naïve to say technology will be always exponential. We only had like a few thousand years - if it's logarithmic we wouldn't know it for the next 10000 years.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
The audacity to paint child labor laws as a "barrier for experience"... Children can work open source and rack up experience there. This is like the most humane way in any job ever to get experience as a minor.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
We see how much leverage the US has with current toothless tariffs on China. Remind me what is the tariff and how often was it postponed? China is taking over as the more stable and reliable partner for so many counties - I don't like
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1y ago
If you had google maps and you knew the directions it gives are 80% gonna be correct, would you still need navigation skills? You could also tweak it by going like "Lead me to the US" -> "Lead me to the state of New York&q
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1y ago
The country with most people emit the most... Cmon HN...
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
So tell me why are you using absolute numbers?
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Oh yeah really? Do they check that and don't run unless you take those measures? If not 99.99% of users won't do it and saying "well ahkschually" isn't gonna solve the problem.
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1y ago
>people CHOOSE to engage with that brains are wired that way. Gossip and rage bait is not something that people actively decide for, it's subconscious. It's weird saying that this is the problem of individuals - propaganda is e
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1y ago
>But there is no way to do this properly at all We have tried nothing and we are all out of ideas?
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
This is not an argument when ZKPs are actively being worked on and hopefully soon integrated. There is age verification that preserves privacy.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Accountability sinks is the buzzword we are looking at here. It's to do something that is not easy to do in an organization due to major breaks in the current status quo. The risk of doing one thing and complaints hampering the progres
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
Please do the math. We will likely see the collapse of SK. There will be less working people than people in their retirement. We don't know how a society can work that way as it's a first time.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
You have to file your taxes every year in the US either way. You can't even renounce your citizenship without paying a lump sum.
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notTooFarGone
1y ago
And that's my friends is how to crash the stock market.
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