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by panny 4mo ago
>The bill would replace the aging PACER and CM/ECF systems with a modern, unified platform designed to improve public access, strengthen cybersecurity, and reduce long-term costs. https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000&
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by panny 4mo ago
But everyone here loves jawboning and agrees the government should suppress speech. Well, at least when their team is in office. Whether it's ICE Block or IVM Block, you can probably find a reason why you too think speech freedom is ju
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by panny 4mo ago
>If you’re using an RDBMS, bite the bullet and learn SQL. Why is the assumption that I don't know SQL if I'm using an ORM? It's as if authors of these ORM-bad articles believe the only reason anyone would use one is becaus
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by panny 4mo ago
Western trademark law really isn't compatible with the Japanese culture of noren-wake. The Japanese solution seems more beautiful and cooperative, while the western style seems intent on conflict and formenting division. Something like
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by panny 4mo ago
It's not virtue signaling as I don't consider it a virtue. It's over politicized. I'm just pointing out that I do way more than any of you do without any alarmist screeching. I take the train because I like trains. Nice
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by panny 4mo ago
HTML5 made me sad when it took away, <a href="/home"> <button>Home</button> </a> That's validating under HTML4 strict. There was a valid way to use buttons without a form element or ja
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by panny 4mo ago
It's the same order of magnitude as all cars on the road. Not such a big deal huh? Let me ask you this. Do you own a car? I don't. I take the train. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1185535/transport-c
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by panny 4mo ago
>I think climate scientists can enumerate major carbon sources and sinks Science has no idea where 2-3 gigatons of carbon go every year. That's a BIG number. And it is a big deal. And it has been missing for decades now. All the tim
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by panny 4mo ago
>Pretty sure if there was a simple alternative, people would hate it. >Everyone initially wants thing A. But then they want to customize it to do all permutations and combinations n of A, B, C. Oh, I wouldn't be so sure of that.
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by panny 4mo ago
There's many things you can do to be worth a billion dollars. It's just the people that do them rarely receive the billion dollars. The standard example is Dennis Ritchie vs Steve Jobs. Ritchie created C. Ritchie created Unix. The
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by panny 4mo ago
Allow me to write my rebuttal. Remote work is good for you. I started remote working just before the covid hysteria began. I used to view it with suspicion. If I work from home, then I will always be at work I reasoned. But by the time I ha
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by panny 4mo ago
That was funny, I'm not even mad. Upvote for you.
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by panny 4mo ago
LOL, there's a sucker born every minute!
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by panny 4mo ago
>Is it actually possible to determine how much the weights were influenced by each work? It will be very possible once they become the owners of the intellectual property being infringed. Think about how it was "impossible" to
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by panny 4mo ago
I usually agree with the EFF on things, but after reading their linked https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/05/us-copyright-offices-d... I couldn't disagree more. An LLM is a predict the next word algorith
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by panny 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure it's the people paying for it that decide who profits off it.
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by panny 4mo ago
>everyone using this technology loses As someone not using the technology, I'm fine with that :) Intellectual property laundering was never a good thing. Glad we can begone with it.
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by panny 4mo ago
I show dead and never see a dead fanboy. Just the critics.
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by panny 4mo ago
It's safe to assume you've been infected by the latest NPM supply chain attack I guess. No issue reading archive.is here.
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by panny 4mo ago
>maybe by chance. Big sky theory says otherwise. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_sky_theory
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by panny 4mo ago
Another AI slop article urging me to use AI on the orange AI fanboy site which has guidelines against AI slop comments, but AI slop submissions, that's just fine I reckon... Screenshot since the share button demands I have some social
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by panny 4mo ago
The cost of ownership goes WAY up immediately after the warranty expires. I owned one car. A Ford I purchased brand new. I have no more desire to ever own a car. That experience taught me all I ever needed to know about cars. They are an en
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by panny 4mo ago
>closed due to depopulation Meanwhile, there's more people in the city of Tokyo than nearly the whole continent of Australia :) Japan's population is concentrating into a handful of big cities. I mean, who wants to live in a sm
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by panny 4mo ago
The "decline" you mention is privatization of JR and their efforts to make it more profitable. Privatization started in 1987, but it wasn't fully privatized until 2006. If it has anything to do with babies, you have your caus
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by panny 4mo ago
>people getting wealthier and buying cars Haha, my experience is people buying cars feel poorer, not wealthier. Car payments, maintenance, insurance, taxes, fuel... and as soon as you finish paying it off, it's basically EOL. Time t
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by panny 4mo ago
Oh, someone is jealous. His country will never be responsible for the longest underwater tunnel in the world. How will he continue to tell himself he is the greatest country? :)
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by panny 4mo ago
It would be interesting to see a negative bar with station closures as well. And some way to zoom the map would be nice. As a point of interest, I'll mention Tōgeshita station. A station in the middle of nowhere. Sometimes, a station w
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by panny 4mo ago
You've mistaken "a lot of money" with "intelligence." Which is why I think the AI crowd really really wants this magical machine god thing to succeed. Then they can really have money = intelligence whilst keeping th
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by panny 4mo ago
Reading the EU commenters' opinions is strange to me. >Good! I'm glad I can't have new and improved! In the US, we basically see this as a shakedown by foreign governments against our successful companies. It really is a m
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by panny 4mo ago
I'm reminded of a statistic I read. 75% of the time you will spend with your child happens by age 12. I think I would eschew the phones until 13, purely because I'd never get that time back. Once they're adolecents and "

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