onraglanroad

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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I tried to give this a fair chance but it's really an incoherent rant. There is nothing of substance here. You don't like AI, I get. But it still exists and pretending that no-one finds it useful is utterly foolish. Edit: I overus
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Types of technology - of which we can include intelligence - move along S curves, but it's more absurd to think that humans are near the top of that curve rather than right at the bottom. There might be a thing beyond intelligence that
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I'm now imagining Bender's Yoga class. I suspect it would hurt.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
If it helps, think of it less as Subsidy and more as Tribute!
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Yes, houses are expensive, but it's not out of reach. You can afford a mortgage on the average home.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
What does the person who fixes your toilet do? Or prepares your meal? Or basically lives the Fight Club life?
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Thanks for your comment. It makes a little sense that the average person might struggle with costs in the US, but it doesn't make sense that the highest earners do.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
To give context on my other comments, where I live in Scotland, median full time wage is around $55k. You can live a perfectly comfortable life on that; you don't have to worry about bills or medical expenses, and you can afford to get
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Ok, I made my other comment before seeing this but I find it very difficult to believe you can't find something reasonable for far less.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
If your net pay is $7000 per month you absolutely can afford to own a house, you're just being fussy about the house you want.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
> I've had lots of issues with the usb-c port, it keeps spitting out cables, occasionally doesn't connect properly. You've probably got some fluff in the port. Scrape it out with a pin and see if there's a fair bit of
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
You owe everything to other people. What do we owe to each other is literally a joke question in things like The Good Place.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I was under the impression that it was more accepting the othodoxy of Galilean/Newtonian relativety and joining it up with Maxwell's discovery about electromagnetism. So if the speed of propogation of EM waves is the same no matte
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
It's not less accurate. As commented above, the control knew they were being tested against the machine, so made sure to be super careful. In everyday life the human is less careful, and the machine costs 1% of the human.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
There's a massive difference between being perpetually employed and being fired for no reason at a job you've already demonstrated your ability at.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
There is so much there that could be code golfed. I'm tempted to try when I'm back. Anyone done it already though?
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Then they should vote better and know who their elected representatives are.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I'm not a worshipper of Mammon so I disagree that it basically all comes down to money. I agree that many people are, I'm just arguing that they're wrong.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I suppose that makes sense if you assume that people who aren't right wing must be Marxist. I'm neither and am labelled left wing because I think everyone deserves some basic level of life and dignity.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
People who understand society care about it. When you employ someone you take on a certain responsibility. You can't negate that by pretending that you're in an equal power relationship. That's why we have workers' right
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Not most, maybe just one. Consider a Schindler's List type scenario. It's a crime to help a Jew escape. Now mostly I believe in the rule of law and if I broke a law because I thought it was justified in that particular circumstanc
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Apart from the fact it can't make decisions. It can only propose; the decision is made by the EU parliament.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I think it's a little late to be worrying about Nitrogen in the atmosphere. If it's any consolation I believe it's mostly harmless.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
I think I might be tempted to wait for the Butlerian market crash and pick up stuff from the firesale. Depends how long this market can remain utterly loony though.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
These are 20 year periods, not decades. How did you think there were 13 years in the previous decade? It would be 18 vs 13 if every year up to 2039 went over 30C.
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Yes, you can do it by MAC address instead but that can be changed so you can spoof a legitimate device. Edit: oh wait, you mean have the applications check the certificate? Yes, but then you need support from the application. Does your prin
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
Probably a RADIUS server setup. Basically staff machines get a certificate to present to the server and the server controls the network. So, if your machine does nothing, it's on the guest vlan and has limited access. If it presents a
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by onraglanroad 3mo ago
The point isn't that you can't add bad data: obviously you can. The point is that if the hashes of the blocks are published, you can't later go back and tamper with that data.
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by onraglanroad 4mo ago
Fascists always incude left wing policies to try to appeal to the "working man". There's a reason the Nazis included "socialist" in their name. It's not because they give a crap about the plebs.

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