rglullis

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by rglullis 5d ago
No. This is one of the many excuses that people employ to keep feeding the beast.
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by rglullis 5d ago
> most of HN is "empty calories". Agree. > why are you here? For the parts that are not empty calories.
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by rglullis 6d ago
> The research also has implications for investigating treatments for SMA, ALS and other conditions affecting the brain stem. Are you working on research for any of these? If no, then this article is just "empty calories" in yo
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by rglullis 7d ago
> I'd have never clicked that headline nor understood why this finding is important Does this finding change your life in any meaningful way?
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by rglullis 9d ago
And now you are even more dependent on OpenAI... You didn't solve the problem, you are just trading pain points.
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by rglullis 16d ago
The Lime app (bikes and scooters) refuses to close down a trip if you enter an area where parking is forbidden or if the picture shows that the vehicle is blocking the sidewalk or pedestrian paths. It will also 100% forward you a fine if th
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by rglullis 16d ago
If someone parks a car in an illegal area, it can and should be towed. Same for bikes. Part of the needed "biking infrastructure" is proper policing and enforcement.
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by rglullis 16d ago
It is perfectly possible to live in these places without cars as the primary means of transportation.
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by rglullis 16d ago
The solution for this is to improve biking infrastructure.
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by rglullis 17d ago
What you think is "terribly Ineffcient" can be also considered "perfectly acceptable and resilient to systemic shocks". Hyperfixation on efficiency gains is a disease of modern society.
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by rglullis 17d ago
Does it bother you so much to see people out there who can go on without their lives being shaped by the Corporations?
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by rglullis 17d ago
> but if you intend to indict a man, you'll need much stricter standards than this. I don't want to indict anyone. I am not a judge or prosecutor. I am saying that my own moral shortcomings do not justify his. > Before long
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by rglullis 18d ago
He didn't have to stop Google from doing evil, but he could've refused to have his fortune coming from there. > Go on, next you'll tell me about how your hands are clean. They are as clean as they can be , which is a lot
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Uber is laying off 10% of its workforce(techcrunch.com)
7 points by rglullis 24d ago|2 comments
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by rglullis 1mo ago
The issue here is that you are adding ketchup to your food...
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by rglullis 1mo ago
Oh, please. This reeks of a anglocentric worldview. Most places are like that. The exception to this rule is the US and franchise/chain restaurants that they have around the world.
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by rglullis 1mo ago
> modern germ theory was discovered in the 19th century due to cholera in a well. So what? If you see people getting sick after drinking from a well, you don't need to know the science to know that water is not safe. Birds do not ne
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by rglullis 1mo ago
> the population robustness is people doing things differently and not dying. No, you created a completely contrived example in an absurdly complex and dynamic system and assumed your outcome is the likely one. You are fantasizing a comp
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by rglullis 1mo ago
> I hope demonstrated that that isn't necessarily the case. Neurodivergency can make the tribe more genetically fit. You are conflating fitness of the individual with population robustness against systemic shocks. > But I would
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by rglullis 1mo ago
You are once again taking the worst possible interpretation: every mutation is a "mistake" in the process of cellular duplication, that's all I said. Whether this "mistake" will have good or bad consequences will de
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by rglullis 1mo ago
> You are talking about putting all your eggs in the tribal cohesion basket. Sorry, that's waaaay off the mark. I am taking about OP's remark where he wants experts to not "talk about his brain (development) having a genet
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by rglullis 1mo ago
Amazing strawman you built here. Very impressive. Now try to argue the actual point, maybe?
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by rglullis 1mo ago
1) Being a hinderance does not necessarily mean evolutionary dead-ends, and some traits can still be prevalent in populations because the diversity is what protects us from systemic environment shocks. 2) Perception and adherence of hiera
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by rglullis 1mo ago
If we are talking about genes, the goal is to keep the ability to duplicate itself. If there is anything about this duplication process that has lead to the individual's brain development with difficulties to adapt to life with their t
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by rglullis 1mo ago
> written by some "expert" from the perspective that neurotypical perception is correct, and my brain is a genetic mistake. Well, it is a mistake. It is a deviation from the normal path. But so what? "Correct" an
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by rglullis 1mo ago
How can you use a different version of Facebook to talk with the people that are on Facebook? How can you use a different version of Netflix to watch shows that are only available on Netflix? How can you use a different version of YouTube t
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by rglullis 1mo ago
> I want those things. I make use of them. Can you opt out of those features? If not, how do you know you want those things or if you are just being manipulated into using them?
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by rglullis 1mo ago
Toeing the line? There is no underlying risk to any of that except the bet itself. Of course it is gambling.
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by rglullis 1mo ago
The most natural way to roll this out would be to have a "blue/green" system, where both systems are running and the weekends would be the time to take the steps towards the migration. First set up the servers, integrate Auth
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by rglullis 1mo ago
I'm self-hosting Gitea and Woodpecker CI for least 6 years, alongside my own docker and pypi registries. Adding x86 and ARM runners, it costs me circa $30/month to run the whole thing, and I am reasonably sure that I could make th

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