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by phone8675309 2y ago
You're not funding it yet until the government either nationalizes or bails out Boeing
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Not sure how IBM folks could not see this opportunity just because it was smaller scale than "what they did" They thought it was a fad - that centralized systems (coincidentally, the machines they made) would be the computing
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by phone8675309 2y ago
We are all camgirls under surveillance capitalism.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
They can but haven't.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The difference between a company and my family is that the company I work for always pays me to keep me coming back whereas my family it's more hit or miss.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> In particular we shouldn't use them without trying behavior modification first. As someone who is diabetic and who has lost a lot of weight on semaglutide I can assure you that several genuine and difficult attempts to modify beha
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Talk to HR and ask to review your W-4. Use your W-2 and this calculator from the IRS[1] - ensure that your W-2 includes the bonus you received (I would imagine it would since you got taxed on it). That should give you the values you need t
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Companies saying "we're a big family here" are deeply amusing to me as someone who had a turbulent home life as a child and who only talks to his relatives once a year on Christmas. I think the people saying this don't t
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Consoles will get us the rest of the way there.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Your company fucked up by not taking withholding from the bonus.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Advertising is also vandalism
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by phone8675309 2y ago
SEO is vandalism and I one day hope the majority of Internet users see that
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> [T]he mandatory presence in a vehicle along with everybody else at the same time, unpaid and very often for hours everyday feels incredibly invasive, wasteful and unjust. All of this changes when you consider your commute on the clock.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
As good as SELinux and TrustedBSD are, I wouldn't expect them to be any sort of defense against the NSA. I wouldn't expect them to publish anything that they can't already own when they want to.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I thought the offensive part of the NSA was the part that was capturing encrypted Internet traffic to later decrypt.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Which is better for habitual, problem opiate users: a) they can get a clean supply of their drugs, a safe place to do them, medical support if they encounter issues, and connection to treatment programs and social services even if they keep
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by phone8675309 2y ago
That’s cool - the 6800 is getting its equivalent of the 65816
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by phone8675309 2y ago
We let people smoke cigarettes and alcohol, both of which are physically more dangerous than opiates. There's even research that tobacco is as addictive as or more addictive than most opiates. I wouldn't call this argument &quot
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by phone8675309 2y ago
When do we say "enough" to all of these death and just legalize opiates? Fentanyl's rise is 100% attributable to smuggling in drugs due to the War on Drugs. It allows the smugglers to move the maximum potency with the minimu
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Businesses have to pay for a lot of things that consumers don't - business licenses, permits, etc. Any of those things can be a source of revenue to make up the shortfall. By that logic should corporations get a tax break because a co
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The people who live in CA and are in the 90th percentile are making more money to compensate for it being a high cost of living area, so it all comes out in the wash.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Or them giving you the answer to questions you give them in an ambiguous manner.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Well in that case you're taxing people who don't use it to pay for it. Bullshit. There are many ways such a thing could be funded without being on the backs of individual taxpayers.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The current political situation in the US gives me every indication that the US would provide Netanyahu asylum if these warrants to through. The US has withdrawn from the Rome Statute and therefore has no obligation to arrest him.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
In the best case it helps them identify under-18s to keep them away from adult content/creepers.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Today it's Boeing, tomorrow it could be your local firefighters, grocery store employees, baristas, or even the technicians for the company you work for either locked out or striking, so I think it's important for all working prof
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I can see that - replication being the backbone of science. However, there are areas of inquiry that most would consider science that also suffer from similar failure rates of replication - for example, biomedical research[1]. Would you co
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> LLMs aren't racist: sometimes they might emit predictive text, which can be interpreted as racist. I think this take is overly simplistic. LLMs can only learn from the data that we give them - if we feed in Mein Kampf and the Pro
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Why the scare quotes around social scientists?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> smart devs who like to iterate fast and build awesome software will leave rapidly when bogged down with paperwork and compulsory training courses Sure, when the market was hot this was most likely the case, but not everyone lives in th

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