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601.
by rcme 3y ago
I don’t believe attorney client privilege applies if the lawyer is actively helping break the law.
602.
by rcme 3y ago
What if you were to encode a message to your lawyer via your payments. Would that make it privileged? To me, a private transaction between parties subject to confidential privilege should also be subject to privilege.
603.
by rcme 3y ago
Aren’t you disclosing your emails to third parties by using something like Gmail?
604.
by rcme 3y ago
How does that not violate attorney client privilege?
605.
by rcme 3y ago
It’s too hard to support every possible target that way.
606.
by rcme 3y ago
It doesn’t look like the dealer was complicit. Rather, the “cheaters” convinced the casino to use their preferred orientations of the cards under the guise of superstition.
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by rcme 3y ago
Germany has some floods, but nothing like a hurricane or tornado. I only spent 2 years in Germany, but even a typical summer thunderstorm in the NE US seemed worse than in Germany.
608.
by rcme 3y ago
Wouldn’t it be much more cost effective to move for most people?
609.
by rcme 3y ago
How do you generate the short-lived certs?
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by rcme 3y ago
In Portland, you only get specific types of avocados that can be harvested while still hard and survive the journey. This applies to all types of produce: being transportable is more important than tastiness.
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by rcme 3y ago
Sure, but in the times of encrypted traffic, the only middle boxes capable of limiting the query should be ones explicitly added by the service owner.
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by rcme 3y ago
Just out of curiosity, what was your crypto hypothesis?
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by rcme 3y ago
I have the same experience. I think the transformer-based models are impressive, but whenever I try to actually use them for something, e.g. having ChatGPT write something or using GitHub Copilot, the results I get are terrible. I was legit
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by rcme 3y ago
Does it really matter if the delivery driver is going to be on your street anyway? Or put another way, imagine you live on a street with 10 households. On average, one household might drive to store each day to pick up 10 items. Isn't
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by rcme 3y ago
Modern civil engineering is extremely inefficient. In a software system, for instance, you design largely by “instinct.” You’re given a problem, you consider a the pros and cons of a few possible solutions, and then commit to one based on t
616.
by rcme 3y ago
Having N people drive to your neighborhood could be more efficient than M people driving to the store individually if M >> N. So now when you want something you drive to the store? How is that better?
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by rcme 3y ago
I just sold all my NVDA today. My hypothesis came true: NVDA was going to power the AI revolution and see substantial upside. The reason I sold is because the price is just too high. In order to get to a sane P/E ratio, their profits n
618.
by rcme 3y ago
It's illegal to drive in neutral. And of course you can engine break in automatic cars, but you're not likely to.
619.
by rcme 3y ago
Engine breaking, which any manually car driver uses, does not produce any indication that you're slowing down. Technically, the engine noise is louder, but not enough to notice outside of the car.
620.
by rcme 3y ago
In addition to this, I've found that many people answer the question "what tools would you like?" but if you actually build those tools most people who answered can't be bothered to try them.
621.
by rcme 3y ago
It might be… I would say 95% of code doesn’t need comments. But then you encounter that one complicated function and you go wtf? So I think I would prefer something more targeted. Like a vs code extension that lets you summarize any code sn
622.
by rcme 3y ago
A boom/bust cycle is over-hiring to the point that you need to lay people off. You can over-hire or under-hire in moderation.
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by rcme 3y ago
That's kind of my biggest issue with Co-pilot at the moment... it can turn comments into code, but the amount of effort required to produce the comments is greater than the effort required to write the code.
624.
by rcme 3y ago
Can biochar be made in a carbon-negative way? The heating process has to release some carbon, no?
625.
by rcme 3y ago
Later stage companies raise bigger rounds, so the metric will lag even if more companies are starting elsewhere.
626.
by rcme 3y ago
I guess my point is that there isn't really an infinite quantity in mathematics, either. What we think about as "infinity" usually involves some type of unbounded limit.
627.
by rcme 3y ago
> Since we know that infinite densities cannot actually happen in the universe, we take this as a sign that Einstein's theory is incomplete. But after nearly a century of searching for extensions, we have not yet confirmed a better
628.
by rcme 3y ago
> This seems to imply a boom and bust population cycle. There is literally a generation called "baby boomer." And, their children are called millennials.
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by rcme 3y ago
A lot of these "trends" can easily be explained by the fact that millennials, aka the largest generation in the U.S., are aging. When they were young, many were willing to move. Now that they're older, many are no longer will
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by rcme 3y ago
Why would you store critical passwords in two places?

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