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by parineum 8mo ago
> Does it matter what their productivity is as long as it's above 0 Slaves cost money. You have to feed and house them. Plus, they require security to keep them inline. They have to be more productive per dollar than a free individu
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by parineum 8mo ago
Reading this post made me wonder if there were "temp agency" type businesses for slaves. Having to own the labor would make your it very difficult to expand and contract your workforce. Morality aside, it really doesn't seem
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by parineum 8mo ago
The service that Flock provides is the problem, not Flock. Switching to another company to perform the same task makes no difference.
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by parineum 8mo ago
I'm waiting for the link between _Trump_ and alleged bribes to Clarence Thomas. Despite the "where there's smoke there's fire" idiom, smoke is not fire. You still have to find the fire if you see smoke before you ca
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by parineum 8mo ago
Every economic decisions has that "at the price I want" caveat at the end of it? There's no housing shortage, just a shortage of house at the right place and price. Different places have the right price, the right places don&
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by parineum 8mo ago
> there are obvious shared talking points that come in waves. Groups of people who wake up at the same time of the day often have a tendency to be from a similar place, hold similar values and consume similar media. Just because a bunch
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by parineum 8mo ago
Granting the argument that these are bribes, I don't see how one (not several) justice taking bribes from not Trump means the Court is in Trump's pocket.
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by parineum 8mo ago
Anything a publicly traded company would state that would lead to a person making a decision to buy or sell stock would be subject to FTC regulations.
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by parineum 8mo ago
> It use to be the default belief, throughout all of humanity, on how greed is bad and dangerous And what used to be the default beliefs on rape and slavery?
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by parineum 8mo ago
Two things can be true
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by parineum 8mo ago
> SCOTUS ruled that the President has immunity from criminal prosecution. > SCOTUS ruled that said immunity applies to state crimes. And yet he was criminally prosecuted. > And they very regularly rule on other, more mundane crimin
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by parineum 8mo ago
None of these three things are related. SCOTUS doesn't rule on criminal cases, sentencing for state level crimes is done at the state level and he could have still run for president in jail. The fact that the conviction only made his p
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by parineum 8mo ago
"Whatever it took" is just appointing more judges. The president can do that. Unfortunately, the result would be that Trump would have just packed it the other direction and this case would have gone the opposite way. Are you shou
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by parineum 8mo ago
The fast track is congress clarifying their own shit. Courts are slow, it's a feature not a bug.
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by parineum 8mo ago
> ...but we disagreed with him. This one time. They've actually done so numerous times already and have several cases on the docket that look to be leaning against him as well. There's a reason why most serious pundits saw this
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by parineum 8mo ago
> Constitutional changes are required for other countries to trust in the stability of the US in the future. I don't know about trust but the constitution isn't what enabled this type of behavior, it's the legislature. The
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by parineum 8mo ago
I've had a suspicion for a bit that, since a large portion of the Internet is English and Chinese, that any other languages would have a much larger ratio of training material come from books. I wouldn't be surprised if Arabic in
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by parineum 8mo ago
Why shouldn't we? It seems an incredibly difficult problem. They have reviewers who make subjective calls on subjective rules. The leeway not only gives the opportunity for the user to improve but also gives the reviewers leeway to fla
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by parineum 8mo ago
Obviously they're saying that sexually explicit content isn't child sex trafficking.
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by parineum 8mo ago
There should be leeway because sexual content is subjective and it gives a few chances to allow users to learn where the line is.
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by parineum 8mo ago
He wants to break trust in the whole industry by giving Tesla a massive black eye, undoubtedly hurting their stock and sales significantly, in order to, later, create actual self driving cars into the market that he's already poisoned?
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by parineum 8mo ago
> This guy wanted Putin on his podcast to hear his side of the story (let that sink in) Many people have interviewed serial killers and not supported serial killers. I would very much like to know Putin's actual motivations which wo
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by parineum 8mo ago
> On various occasions did he sympathize with the war and terror that Russia is doing in Ukraine. I'm not a devotee of his but I've listened to a few of his podcasts when I like the guest. I have an idea of how someone would co
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by parineum 8mo ago
> I use the term "LLM" and not "AI" because I notice that people have started attributing LLM related issues (like ripping off copyrighted material, excessive usage of natural resources, etc) to AI in general which is
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by parineum 8mo ago
OP was suggesting this wasn't a mistake. They are suggesting it's a win for Amazon, even with the backlash, because it frames the technology the way they want to.
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by parineum 9mo ago
> The used housing market is merely a reflection of the cost to build new. The majority of the cost of a home in places with shortages is the land, not the home.
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by parineum 9mo ago
I have spoken with them and they said they've never heard of you.
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by parineum 9mo ago
> That is where earlier comments suggest building more housing would help. I explained earlier why I don't think it would. The places with a housing "shortages" are the places where everyone wants to live. Those places wou
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by parineum 9mo ago
> building new to make homes more affordable No need to build new, a plethora of affordable homes are available.
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by parineum 9mo ago
You can't afford a 175k house on a software engineer salary? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3024-N-Vermont-Ave-Oklaho...

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