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Republicans Aim to Shield Fossil Fuel Companies from Climate Lawsuits(insideclimatenews.org)
3 points by paimapi 18d ago|0 comments
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by paimapi 18d ago
if company A does a piss poor job at auditing and vetting their vendors then company A shares a proximate responsibility billable and criminally liable to say 50% of the damages (along with company B for accepting a contract they were not a
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by paimapi 18d ago
so prove it! get a public repo out there, have it play against some open source engines also I think the operative letter in AGI is the G - and if the G is short for 'variably competent savant-like hyperfocus on certain kinds of softwa
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by paimapi 18d ago
"I want to replace the human experience with SQL queries" in a nutshell if chats are so important to you, write it down, with your hand. journaling is fun and great and there's evidence that it's good for your mental hea
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by paimapi 18d ago
>hit the version refusal but found that you just lie to the upgrade tooling that it's newer and then the version number doesn't change after flashing. good for right to repair but man is this not a major vulnerability? we need
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by paimapi 18d ago
if only we prosecuted corporations as people instead of just giving them the civil liberties of one
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Corporate pressure killed a bill curtailing surveillance pricing(prospect.org)
3 points by paimapi 18d ago|0 comments
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Who Owns the World Cup?(phenomenalworld.org)
1 points by paimapi 18d ago|0 comments
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by paimapi 18d ago
re the Feynman point, couldn't the same argument be said about, for eg, developers no longer manually writing machine code, relying on compilers instead? and the people maintaining those translation layers not knowing the phenomena tha
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by paimapi 18d ago
another important part isn't just the ideology targeting - it's the directive for local and national law enforcement for form Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTFs) targeting individuals and organizations in this vein. JTTFs are alre
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As Power Demand Rises, a Clean-Energy State Falls Back on Coal(insideclimatenews.org)
1 points by paimapi 19d ago|0 comments
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by paimapi 22d ago
it's also just flat-out unsexy from a product/MBA-brained perspective to push for something that will negatively impact metrics for your users. I ran into this when I was advocating for onboarding a third-party provider that would
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by paimapi 22d ago
how is that in any way what I am saying? you are not describing the actual condition. you're ascribing what you see as anti-social or negative behaviors you heard about an individual (who has not disclosed any diagnosis) to a complicat
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by paimapi 22d ago
I love this line: >Last year, Lee Zeldin, who runs the EPA, said it was now the agency’s top priority to “make the United States the artificial intelligence capital of the world.” The 56-year-old agency was established in 1970 to protect
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by paimapi 22d ago
Some select quotes: >Police departments are telling officers not to mention ALPRs when stopping vehicles and concealing their use of ALPRs to avoid citizens’ public records requests. [...] 404 Media recently revealed that in its usage po
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Cops Play Hide and Seek About Using Spy Tech to Avoid Scrutiny and Bad PR(eff.org)
8 points by paimapi 22d ago|1 comments
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by paimapi 22d ago
if it's a political issue then this is just Sam telling people to do one thing while still riding his SVPs and other leads hard on roadmaps, 'boldness', and delivery metrics which is to say - unlikely for it to materially slo
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Room 641A(en.wikipedia.org)
182 points by paimapi 22d ago|77 comments
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by paimapi 22d ago
because it contributes to stereotypes and increases stigma around mental health. this leads to even more social isolation and self-doubt for people with those disorders which worsens their quality of life, something that is already much low
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by paimapi 23d ago
sure and if layoffs were clinical indicators for mania, we'd probably see a whole lot less of them. unfortunately that's not our world
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by paimapi 23d ago
actually interpreting the DSM-V and running diagnostics is exclusive to clinically trained psychologists and psychiatrists. even LCSWs are remiss to offer a 'diagnosis' after years of talk therapy with a client. most official diag
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by paimapi 23d ago
Had the same experience on it when it was going by Windsurf. Had to wire up a skill hooked to terminal runs or else it would hang or freeze and never finish literally every single time I see issues with other harnesses too but not with the
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by paimapi 23d ago
Israel sanctioned BYD and China sanctioned Israeli cybersec firms back recently to my knowledge. The average Chinese citizen also is much more willing to call it a genocide and if there's one thing the Politburo knows to do, it's
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by paimapi 23d ago
you should look up how much the 2008 financial crisis shrank the US GDP. 2% of an entire nation state's GDP especially with aid concentrated in gov\mil sectors of which a huge part of Israel's private sector is dependent on for gr
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How Pokémon Go turned its players into Pentagon cartographers(thecradle.co)
10 points by paimapi 23d ago|0 comments
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by paimapi 23d ago
it probably has something to do with the fact that a full 2% of their GDP comes from US military aid alone: https://www.cfr.org/articles/us-aid-israel-four-charts
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by paimapi 23d ago
oh? I didn't know China and Russia had such solid relationships with Israel. my understanding was that Israel has been repeatedly condemned by both and last I heard, the free-trade agreement with them has been stalled for years. but wh
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by paimapi 23d ago
yes, one of the most successful psy-ops of all time: https://thecradle.co/articles/gotta-scan-em-all-how-pokemon-...
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by paimapi 23d ago
I think the other example is Israel which seems like the much more obviously belligerent, actively colonial nation state that the US is largely propping up (and wouldn't exist otherwise) also, arguably, the half-century of creating, es
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by paimapi 23d ago
you're just moving the goalposts. I asked for evidence that unions are responsible to quality decreasing and then you provided two very limited, inherently flawed studies (one of which doesn't address quality at all). meanwhile, t

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