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by recuter 4y ago
He wasn't just killed, he was the first and possibly only person on AA11 to try and fight them off. Man went down swinging. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Lewin
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Such an absolutely basic thing and yet notable and increasing numbers of Americans don't seem to grasp this or are downright hostile to it now. Some strange mindfog going around convincing people these concepts are held dear by "R
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by recuter 4y ago
Thanks for being a reasonable person, refreshing. :)
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Is that how it got started in Germany? With homeschoolers? You sure about that bud? BTW, since we went Godwin rest assured that sadly there is no shortage of those types of people across the pond.
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You've learned nothing from your own history.
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As a devout muslim it is considered haram. So says my imam, I don't know myself, I didn't read. Are you an Islamaphobe? You can raise your offspring on whatever books you wish but you cannot force anything on kids who are not your
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by recuter 4y ago
Those eduction professionals sure failed you if you can't connect the dots on what happens when their politics differs from yours and the shoe is on the other foot. Children are certainly not the property of woke teachers either. Very
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by recuter 4y ago
> multi-award winning, widely-praised, multiple adaptations, massive cultural impact and so on Can say the same about about Marvel movies and Fifty Shades of Grey. > but if you're going to go out of your way to hyperbolise then d
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by recuter 4y ago
Autocorrect strikes again. My bad. Shamful Disprey.
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It is derivative in the extreme. I'm allowed to be bored by mediocrity, sorry, it doesn't take anything away from you if you enjoyed it. Quite ironic the implied peer pressure implicit in your reply - I must like it or I am so stu
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by recuter 4y ago
The handmaidens tail is hot garbage. Banning books is stupid. Time is a flat circle, we forget and repeat all these lessons endlessly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit_451 Don't send your kids to public s
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by recuter 4y ago
That is regular flavored misinformation/spam, they don't hallucinate. Garbage in, garbage out. Whereas these new exciting AI flavored misinformation boxes are more like fortune tellers cold reading, inventing novel half truths who
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by recuter 4y ago
Not to worry, these are the kind of lasers that make rockets explode and pierce through armor. This UN thing is about the kind of lasers pranksters use to temporarily blind airline pilots. Pretense is certainly the key concept when it comes
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by recuter 4y ago
They had yellow badges (at Google, regular employees had badges with no color, contractors had red, and interns had blue). The symbolism of yellow apparently was lost on the HR people who chose that color. <holocaust yellow star
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by recuter 4y ago
Friggin lasers are a war crime and bullets are not? Says... who...? And how big is their laser?
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by recuter 4y ago
Companies are slackening their enforcement of post-2010 norms and expectations on identity issues. For instance, they are growing less likely to rapidly terminate or suspend employees accused of sexual misconduct based purely on the wo
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by recuter 4y ago
For those who find themselves suddenly with unexpected free time I recommend taking the opportunity to watch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halt_and_Catch_Fire_(TV_series... Pirates of Silicon Valley ( https:/&#x2
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by recuter 4y ago
> Yahoo Japan is probably the most visited website in Japan. They are known for more than just Auctions. I just walked past a Yahoo Japan physical store selling SIM cards and unnecessary plastic objects. Although it looked like no custom
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̶Si̶m̶p̶s̶o̶n̶s̶ Strange Parts did it - "Adding USB-C to an iPhone - Is it possible? " (2020): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZZIKbidMI0 I broke down and got the AirPod Pros this year as the noise canceling is
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by recuter 4y ago
> The first public prompt injection vulnerability was a Twitter bot which started spam-mentioning people and threatening the president. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/twitt ... Sure.
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by recuter 4y ago
Exactly, except for a minor typo. :s/vim/nvim.
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by recuter 4y ago
I don't know about unintended but why is "inappropriate" a problem? It is user input. You went out of your way to trick it and got what you asked for - how is it different from say user submitted content on regular websites?
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by recuter 4y ago
> I find it kind of amusing (and annoying) that employers like to play the salaray game as it fits their needs. Play the game as fits your needs. For example, adjust your work output and use the freed time to look for a better employer.
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by recuter 4y ago
I think you make a very poor vigilante.
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What planet do you live on? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_of_terrorist_incidents_... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Terrorism_Index#By_coun...
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by recuter 4y ago
> And I'm sure the kids still remained with their parents at night. Through all of our known history across all cultures families have slept together. It is only in the past few centuries that European wealth and individualism chang
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by recuter 4y ago
Not all heroes wear capes. What happens if during your eager vigilante efforts you call out somebody wrongly? Do we get to call you out? Or as as a self appointed racism batman you absolve yourself of any false positives?
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by recuter 4y ago
There are approximately ~2000 terror attacks of this nature across the globe with death tolls of ~10k in a given year. Occasionally it makes the news in rather dramatic and memorable fashion for example: https://en.wikipedia.
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It isn't advocating for anything rather it is akin to the band playing as the Titanic is sinking.
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Sure but that is just one example. There are lots of ways to roll your own similar setup on your own hardware. If you don't like Fargate you can go the k8s route, avoiding lock in is the whole point of it.

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