ornornor

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by ornornor 2y ago
Sure, how many of these hundreds of applicants are actually qualified though? Since it’s really become a numbers game, and most available jobs are this kind of shitty BS requirements jobs, people who need to pay their bills spray and pray.
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by ornornor 2y ago
It hasn’t been since we’ve elevated sociopathic techbros to near god status. You might also remember it as human decency.
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by ornornor 2y ago
> freeing people to find a better mutual fit job is really harmful, to an underrated extent. That’s a wonderful corporate speak sentence. I’m almost looking forward to being “freed to find a better mutual fit job.” And I’m not even eligi
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by ornornor 2y ago
I think it is a disconnect from reality, but only I you’re looking at it as a clueless politician or as a worker. As an employer, this is exactly what you want: desperate people who will jump through all your hoops because this is correlate
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by ornornor 2y ago
It’ll break every other Dr. House episode.
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by ornornor 2y ago
I hope you’re right :)
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by ornornor 2y ago
> I don't think you can even install WhatsApp without giving it your entire phone book, can you? You can. It will cry and beg and nag every chance it gets (same as when you don’t allow notifications) but it will still function witho
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by ornornor 2y ago
It’s called ACR, Samsung is very proud of it and sells it to whoever will buy it. They can tell what you’re watching even if it’s from a divx file on your SD card.
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by ornornor 2y ago
I applaud your dedication. 2015 is almost ten years ago, this ain’t work for ever and at some all used vehicles that are in a dependable condition will be 2015 or newer. What then, if telemetry can’t be disabled by the user?
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by ornornor 2y ago
> the bootcamp might make it easier to find a job Did a few stints at a couple boot camps as an instructor. Many other students thoughts that too because it’s half the boot camps’ marketing efforts. But it was a big lie both times. They
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by ornornor 2y ago
It’s very convenient to think animals aren’t conscious. Think about the ramifications: eating meat is eating a being, not just food; treating animals the way we do becomes unethical; we’re not at the top anymore; etc etc. Reassessing all th
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by ornornor 2y ago
I ran a hackintosh as my main machine for a while. It’s not set and forget, every macOS update is a weekend long endeavor.
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by ornornor 2y ago
I recently came across a slew of replacement boards that basically completely take over your washing machine and runs it. Some Chinese generic stuff that is meant to install in any machine missing its original control board.
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by ornornor 2y ago
> long term spare parts availability. The article says that you can’t get spares, any service requires sending to the factory for repair?
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by ornornor 2y ago
Here in Switzerland they rent them out (carvelo2go) and they seem to be doing just fine in (rainy) Switzerland.
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by ornornor 2y ago
Which one is that?
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by ornornor 2y ago
> And this isn't just hypothetical or whatever. I always find it fascinating to think that this manifests in GPS that everyone casually uses: the timings have to account for the fact that time on the constellation’s satellites passe
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by ornornor 2y ago
What do you use to create, update, and recall your checklists?
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by ornornor 2y ago
I read the English version (which is rather short) and didn't quite understand: did the government try to buy up shares of IKEA and take it over in the interest of the state/workers?
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by ornornor 2y ago
The fact that this kind of scheme is still possible in our society gives me very little hope we’ll be able to solve any of our major, species threatening problems. But at least some of us will be filthy rich when the party stops.
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by ornornor 2y ago
Are there any consequences for an AGI?
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by ornornor 2y ago
You can reason with a human. You can’t with an AI. And if you got rid of all your human tools because AI, how do you put a human back in the loop?
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by ornornor 2y ago
I hear some car alarm sensors when passing by, the ones that will trigger when someone is about to park too close and hit the armed car.
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by ornornor 2y ago
What a plague this thing is :(
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by ornornor 2y ago
Aren’t pizza boxes lines with PFAS or some other kind of forever chemicals which is why they can’t be recycled?
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by ornornor 2y ago
Sure, but that’s not what I said.
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by ornornor 2y ago
“We’ll solve it later” is how we got to where we are now… maybe we’ll survive this one to create more problems to fix for ourselves, or maybe not. But hey why worry about it!
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by ornornor 2y ago
I’m honestly not surprised they came up with this considering MS’ track record on security since the internet exists. One more reason to resist their extend embrace extinguish strategy and not use their tools (vs code etc), this won’t end w
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by ornornor 2y ago
Still. I personally would rather have more time and a chance for the species to band together and mitigate than ending it all already. I think we can both agree a climate apocalypse won’t be a good time for anyone whenever it starts, and th
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by ornornor 2y ago
Because then there is still hope the species will rally to mitigate it, and we all get to enjoy years (decades?) of a life we don’t all hate. I’d be gutted to die tomorrow. You might not share that sentiment but that doesn’t give you the ri

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