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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
Apologies, I'm probably under a rock, but why is that bad? I see they're behind WordPress but am not sure what the 1:1 is. The WP Engine stuff?
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
Netflix's deal included spinning off the news networks. If the Ellisons just wanted that, they could have had that for a considerably more digestible price point. They genuinely want Harry Potter and the Sopranos, too.
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
The plantiff was coerced through the scanner by immensely incorrectly trained TSA operators. Had she done as you suggested, ignored the agents orders, and just walked through security she surely would have been, at least, trespassed if not
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
The bills going through Washington's legislature (where the original parent was talking about re: release via public information laws) do try and address this such that the systems aren't massive dragnets of everybody, always but
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
If they're not already exempted by law, legislators are likely to carve out exemptions. Federally, the FOIA already exempts the government from releasing data that would violate privacy (which was one of the hurdles to releasing Epstei
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
That all sounds quite similar rather than different. >We don't vote for a policy (although that is a common misconception.) The collective power of voting is often voting against a person/party : voting them out. Few people get
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
Not spending money at Target is not voting with your wallet. Voting with your wallet is the spending you do at a business that isn't Target instead.
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
Not happening here? Foxconn's per capita rate during the peak of their suicide cluster was like 1.4-1.8 per 100k, America as a whole averages closer to 12-15 per 100k.
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
>I get your position ... There is almost literally documented examples of Facebook executives twirling their mustaches wondering how they can get kids more addicted. This isn't a few bands Their position was to compare it to alcohol
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
People say a lot, especially when it benefits them in the moment to tell people what they want to hear. "I guarantee that you won't need to log into your Facebook account every time you wanna use the Oculus Rift." — Palmer Lu
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
Accounts to bypass paywalls? The audacity to do it?
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
>the law Which ones? As far as I was aware, it's a crime to redistribute copyrighted works, not receive.
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
>no ethics Disrespecting the copyright on a multi-billion dollar franchise hardly comes close to the major unethical behavior the trillion dollar companies are committing.
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
>If you're under 25ish, you probably had a smartphone while still in diapers Circa 2004, when 25 year olds would probably be migrated out of diapers, smartphones were palm treos and Sony Ericsson K700s. I don't think they would
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
Panic, shut down the airport, and reveal their top secret methods of defense against actual attacks.
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by ribosometronome 8mo ago
>But these people all act like there is no such thing as consequences. Are there?
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
>talking to an investigator prior to being charged Isn't lying to a federal investigator also a crime? Searching suggests 18 U.S.C. § 1001.
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
Couldn't you just ask the LLM which 50 (or 49) spells appear in the first four Harry Potter books without the data for comparison?
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
And? Why do you think that matters to what I'm commenting on? Them moving to and from DC is almost certainly completely unrelated to any changes in WaPo's quality. That there is a personal reason for why their two datapoints are b
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
That's a claim Flock makes. They poison their own well a bit when they then also claim that Deflock are terrorists. One might point out that one claim was made off the cuff while the other is has a white paper detailing why they'r
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
Elementary reading skills would also make it obvious that I'm not talking about their move from and back to DC. Them moving back and forth from DC is certainly irrelevant to WaPo's quality. They noticed a decline in quality from b
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
>Why do you need a reminder to buy gloves when you are holding them? Am I missing this in the article? Do you mean the shoes he's holding? He explains it immediately. >when i visited REI this weekend to find running shoes for my
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
Bezos didn't buy DC, he bought a newspaper. The commenter was saying that the decline in quality was potentially unrelated to the acquisition and then immediately compared pre and post acquisition quality. That seems like a strange way
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
>c. 2017 4 years after the Bezos acquisition?
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
There's a large amount of Apples:Oranges comparisons here that should be obvious to people who even read the headline, "in the iOS app" not "on iOS", as your comparison indicates.
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
The sink got let in.
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
They did. >If you want to take a look at the CLAUDE.md that Claude A was making Claude B run with, I commited it and it is available here. https://github.com/HugoDaniel/boreDOM/blob/9a0802af16f5a1ff1...
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by ribosometronome 9mo ago
This is a whole family threshold rather than individual parent threshold, making the combined total lower.
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by ribosometronome 10mo ago
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-vows-us-in-charge-ven... >"Don’t ask me who’s in charge because I’ll give you an answer, and it’ll be very controversial," Trump told a reporter. >He was then aske
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by ribosometronome 10mo ago
It's hardly a hunt when there's bunch of warty green women with black tipped hats openly stirring a cauldron going "Double double toil and trouble." The world grew up and learned better. We've seen the effects that

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