racional

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Chemist fired by ADA for not endorsing Splenda-filled salads to diabetics(theguardian.com)
32 points by racional 3y ago|8 comments
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by racional 3y ago
Do elaborate, please.
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by racional 3y ago
Not surprisingly, a certain portion of these are quite dubious, toxic, and/or basically fraudulent in nature: Undress AI - Undress Anyone in One Tap for Free Wemate AI - Boundless Possibilities of AI-Powered Fantasy Relationship
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by racional 3y ago
We're not in violation of the ToS Yes you are, by your own admission just a few lines above, and a quick glance at the ToS itself. Your "intent" doesn't matter. By using the service, you must comply with the ToS, ful
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California cracks down on water pumping: 'The ground is collapsing'(theguardian.com)
8 points by racional 3y ago|2 comments
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by racional 3y ago
Being as their government has long since written these people off, and blatantly so (so it can go full tilt on its expansionist fantasies in the occupied territories instead) -- you're right, the hostages are unfortunately quite powerl
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by racional 3y ago
Strong disagree. Unlike you, they stuck their necks out for something they believe in, in defense of people who are utterly powerless. As to doubts about whether such tactics are effective or not - as a basic point of history, this is exac
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by racional 3y ago
Now they're upset when their very well-paying employer actually does deals that bring in $$$$!? Per the article, that's very obviously not what they were protesting about.
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by racional 3y ago
Definitely not every table needs an audit trail, or soft delete capability. Bolting this stuff on where it's not needed just leads to ... well the author apparently didn't think about that, now did they.
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by racional 3y ago
It does seem to to be highly contextual. Certain people seem to have traits which are highly synergistic with certain very specific (sometimes effectively unique) roles. In other roles they might be a mere 2x or a 0.5x or (by their own ad