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by ok_computer 2y ago
I believe the argument for privatization of services is that you can switch providers in a marketplace, that should provide efficient options. So you can switch payroll and billing systems from ado to new without laying off a whole division
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by ok_computer 2y ago
OK I agree with you about setting a precedent that future storage will be scanned by default. Additionally who will control the reference hash list?, since making one necessitates hashing that illicit material. I only hope the court systems
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by ok_computer 2y ago
I’m unsure I wrote that from like an ethics standpoint. The silk road guy was got on conspiracy for attempting murder and not drug or human trafficking charges. So I’m unsure of legal side. I think if you knowingly provided a platform to di
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by ok_computer 2y ago
In my opinion, despite the technical merits of an algorithm, encryption is only as trustworthy as the computer who generates and holds a private key. I would personally not knowingly use a cloud provider to commit a crime. That is a fairly
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by ok_computer 2y ago
But he wasn’t running a computer in a rented space, he was using storage space on google’s computers. In an older comment I argued against analogies to rationalize this. I think honestly at face value it is possible to evaluate the goodness
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by ok_computer 2y ago
If I import hundreds of pounds of poached ivory and store it in a shipping yard or move it to a long term storage unit, the owner and operator of those properties are allowed to notify police of suspected illegal activities and unlock the s
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Yeah I’m paranoid like I said, but this case it seems like the hash of a file on google’s remote storage flagged as potential match that was used as justification to request a warrant. That seems common sense and did not involve employees s
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by ok_computer 2y ago
But this court decision is a real world example, and not some esoteric edge case. This is something I don’t think needs analogies to understand. SA/CP image and video distribution is an ongoing moderation, network, and storage issue. T
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by ok_computer 2y ago
I read that as the puppy emoji escapes itself as two characters print a single character, similar to \ in python strings using \\ to print \
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by ok_computer 2y ago
I don’t know of the example systems but I’ve applied to a handful of companies recently, all running the same-ish workday resume ingestion. You can actually tell which are running a more recent version because the parsing is more accurate.
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Hi, do you have an example of your latex source or template? Here’s a sparse copy of mine. https://michaelwilly.com/cv/latex I don’t want to share the git because my real resume has more details. I learned tex during a
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by ok_computer 2y ago
+1 for ruff for python as a formatter & linter that allows single quotes without shaming you. I’m all for keeping consistent flat utf-8 files. I’d hate for my code ultra simpleminded, possible to pen test with a pen and paper, python an
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Lol fentanyl is more toxic by an order or two of magnitude. People would be on prescription opioids, lose a script, get on heroin because that was 4 to 8 times cheaper and more available than black market pills. The fentanyl crisis is a ph
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by ok_computer 2y ago
I love SVG as a consumer for flow chart graphics. Visio and Omnigraffle output to SVG and it displays nearly perfectly when pasted and rescaled in a powerpoint or embedded in HTML. The files are light compared to PNG and are guilt free git
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Nah there needs to be trust in engineering or review principles and leadership to do the right thing under ambiguity within a company above and beyond regulations. Codes and laws don’t move fast enough for innovation and invention. And take
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Taiwan and Korea built capable semiconductor fab ecosystems because of their countries’ economic development position, not despite their precarious political position. People need to understand fabs are both skilled labor and automation int
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Those prior ones are binary lifestyle classifications whereas your exposure to microplastics is ubiquitous and the results are probably dose-dependent. I personally use stainless lunchware and cotton clothing but if we’re to run an analysis
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by ok_computer 2y ago
Sometimes when people discover or extensively use something they are eager to share in contexts they think are relevant. There is an issue when those contexts become too broad. 3 times across 3 months is hardly astroturfing for big parquet
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by ok_computer 2y ago
“We” don’t have any say. It’s naive to take the charter of openai at face value. It’s hilarious to see applications of non-profit tax filings as I’ve grown up. There is tremendous wealth and commerce flowing through the US tax free. Religio
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by ok_computer 2y ago
I was using .gitignore generated by an aliased touch function in powershell. Despite my best efforts, I could not get git to respect its gitignore. Figured out the touched text file was utf-16 and basically not respected at all. Lesson lear
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by ok_computer 3y ago
Lol, over 400/week is standard in eastern PA, US. Many daycares sampled in our search. Medium cost of living suburban area. Also over 1 year wait list.
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by ok_computer 3y ago
Multi indexes is baking my data into the horrible pandas object model into weird tuples. Every gripe I’ve had with pandas starts with trying to do something “simple” then following the pandas object model to achieve it and over complicating
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by ok_computer 3y ago
Lol I agree with you. I think ambitious ideas about automated factories are made by people who have never worked in a manufacturing, much less automated industry.
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by ok_computer 3y ago
That’s what’s awesome about Jay peak tho in VT. If you want gaudy corporate attractions ski town then go to Stowe. There’s plenty of west coast and rocky mountain ski town targets too for that type of bland investment and redevelopment. Jay
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by ok_computer 3y ago
If using python, I’ll also recommend polars sql context manager to run queries on csv. https://docs.pola.rs/py-polars/html/reference/api/polars.SQL...
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by ok_computer 3y ago
ITAR is more permissive, with US persons being the minimum requirement. https://oiir.hq.nasa.gov/nasaecp/Webbrfg/tsld018.htm Spacex recently was sued by DOJ for discrimination https://www.justice.gov&#x
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by ok_computer 3y ago
I work on oracle dbs at a large non tech company. It is a great performant rdbms with poor tooling that I cannot believe they included for the licensing cost. Sqlplus could be great but totally isn’t good as a shell tool. Sqldeveloper is ga
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by ok_computer 3y ago
Wrong video on my part.
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by ok_computer 3y ago
This is my favorite video using the poor rendering in the game to make cool art effects. Full disclosure there may be an artistic license and post processing but it’s hilarious you can get these visuals in a modern game. https://
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by ok_computer 3y ago
That’s what I’m trying to understand too. Analogously, chemical sunscreens turn UV to heat by absorbing wavelengths with their different bonds and vibrating.

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