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by plantwallshoe 1y ago
Why?
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by plantwallshoe 1y ago
If the next president decides to do it then it won’t matter. The executive has been granted near absolute authority by the courts and they have shown they are incapable of enforcing any rulings against the executive branch.
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by plantwallshoe 1y ago
You say that like there is some inherent reason that it’s bad. Federal land belongs to you, to me, to all Americans. This land belongs our children. We’re selling it off to pay for tax cuts for the super wealthy.
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by plantwallshoe 1y ago
A mix of feeling I’m “missing” some CS concepts and just general intellectual curiosity. I am planning on doing a masters but I need some undergrad CS credits to be a qualified candidate. I don’t think I’m going to do the whole undergrad. O
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by plantwallshoe 1y ago
I’m enrolled in an undergraduate CS program as an experienced (10 year) dev. I find AI incredibly useful as a tutor. I usually ask it to grade my homework for me before I turn it in. I usually find I didn’t really understand some topic and
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by plantwallshoe 1y ago
People get some small joy and relaxation out of playing dumb games on their phone, better Duolingo than Candy Crush or scrolling TikTok.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I agree probably no shortage on bicycles. People will just not buy the bikes and the shops will go out of business.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Well, have fun never leaving East Asian megacities. You probably won’t like what literally the rest of the entire world is like.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
That would be nice, but I’m pretty sure it’s a complete pain in the ass for anybody to move to the United States no matter how valuable they are
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
What article are we taking about? The response to “shock and awe” was rescind offers to students, not cut down on administrators or address inefficiencies.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
If they can’t be trusted to fix the problem themselves with a 5 year phase in period they most definitely can’t be trusted to fix the problem immediately…so I don’t get your point.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I think computer is political in the way art is inherently political. Even if a piece of art isn’t explicitly about politics (an oil painting of a sunset), it’s still born of the lived experience and thoughts and emotions and politics of th
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I read that mostly to mean that the club shouldn’t be about once specific thing/topic so it has broad appeal to anyone interested in computer
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
There are tons of used Leafs online for under 8k USD that still have a range of 60-100 miles. Perfect around town car but the price seems to reflect that no one wants one.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
> Our switch from React to WASM has resulted in a more consistent user experience across all Dagger interfaces, That doesn’t sound like an issue with React > and better overall performance and lower memory usage, especially when rende
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
I don’t think there is any ethical issue here, but I don’t think it’s good for the industry to remove all incentives for companies to spend lots of money solving hard, novel problems. Why would anyone go through the effort of training the n
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Yeah what happens when we remove all financial incentive to fund groundbreaking science? It’s the same problem with pharmaceuticals and generics. It’s great when the price of drugs is low, but without perverse financial incentives no compan
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Can you offer some examples of issues that have arisen from using the rails-style template with access approach?
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Would those be shills for the Chinese or US government you’re referring to?
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Aww yes I believe it was Thomas Jefferson who wrote about the need to form a more perfect union that allows hostile foreign governments to run a direct unfettered pipeline into the minds of its youth with zero oversight.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Are they licking Chinese boots or American boots?
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Of all the bleak things in our world right now this one doesn’t even crack the top 500
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Reddit is the ultimate fanatic echo chamber. I wouldn’t trust any opinion bubbling up there to be representative of any large group.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Would you be horrified at drug that made heroin addicts not want to do heroin anymore?
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
It varies considerably. Friday and Sunday afternoons they’re usually very full. Saturday mornings they might be at like 30% capacity.
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
Having taken the train or driven between Portland and Seattle dozens of times, I can firmly say that the train is more convenient than driving even at its current 60-80mph speed. I5 traffic is brutal most hours of the day, so it’s faster on
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
A moralistic corporation controlling an AI model to say, further a religious goal, would be the free religious speech of the owners of that corporation (so long as they aren’t taking public funding)
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
They offered several other forms of analysis besides just looking at April - October (for instance comparing each month to the previous year’s month and comparing other states that didn’t change their minimum wage laws.) As for if it was ef
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
This would be true in a perfect market, but in real life things aren’t priced perfectly and people don’t make 100% economically rational decisions. These imperfections means there’s sometimes lots of room to change the price of things befor
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by plantwallshoe 2y ago
The whole point of the article is that you have to cherry pick stats to show it was a failure, but every sound analysis shows that it was a success.

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