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by rl3 3y ago
Consider for a moment that since you're having suicidal ideations (your words), that means you're in some form of crisis right now, and as such your frame of mind and thus perspective is unreliable currently. Therefore, the best c
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> But I know you're right, and the family (parents and siblings) I'm helping is the only reason why I'm still kicking, because if it was only for my fiancee, I'd be gone long ago. I know the feeling, it's tough.
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> I won't be able to help my family anymore, not that where I came from, not the one I'd liked to build with my fiancee. I won't be able to provide anymore, ... If I'm reading this correctly, it sounds like you'
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> It's been months I'm going to sleep hoping not to wake up. Please don't do anything rash. It's not worth it. None of us actually know what the future holds.
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> While security and quality are reportedly the main reasons Rockstar is instituting the mandate to return to the office, ... Isn't it the other way around? Doesn't pissing off your employees just undermine security and qualit
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> AI won’t beat physical violence in case of a revolution. On a long enough time scale it beats everything.
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For that you’ll need a first class airline ticket with Tom Hardy and Leo.
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> The neutrino-research community has mushroomed over the decades, ... I couldn't help but chuckle.
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> Wow. Red tape city. At least it was more auditable than a modern Boeing assembly plant.
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> Pretending this is common in the West is absurd. That's fair. That said it's also not unreasonable to consider it a real possibility assuming it isn't immediately ruled out by evidence. > Surely he’s more powerful th
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> Movies aren’t real dude. If anything, the film quote is less realistic here insofar that it's not in context of a defense contractor with a large Rolodex. Professionals tend to leave doubt rather than evidence. That said, even th
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> Also weird that BBC is already memory-holing that it was a gunshot wound. Another source backs this up, and seems to have interviewed the man's attorney in the past. [0][1] It's tempting to dismiss foul play on the basis tha
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by rl3 3y ago
I was referring to the constellation itself, not any particular access method. The US Department of Defense could easily obtain smartphone reception capability if they don't already have it. My point was that their coverage would be ju
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Unfortunately global coverage is not guaranteed. [0][1] [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2024/02/24/house-china-committee-elon-m... [1] https://apnews.com/article/spacex-ukraine-starlink-russia-a
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I think you make a good point. My argument was that Microsoft's security isn't that great, therefore the risk of the model ending up in the hands of the bad actors you mention isn't sufficiently low.
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> This makes absolutely no sense. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34716375 What about now?
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I don't think GP understood just how bad NK prison camps are, either. They're Holocaust-level bad. To say they're "paradise" in comparison to anything is ignorant at best. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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> I wonder why we do not use some sort of labor as penalty for misdemeanor, instead of useless incarceration. The title of the article is: Inside North Korea's Forced Labor Program That might be a hint.
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Voiced by Daryl L. Coley if anyone's curious.[0] Bleeding Gums Murphy was ultimately portrayed by three voice actors across the character's arc. [0] https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/Daryl_L._Coley
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The perfect ruse. /s
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> MethGPT sounds terrible. I just hope Vince Gilligan will direct Breaking RAG .
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https://www.wired.com/2012/03/starfishandapollo-1962/ "Some feared that the increased radiation might last until 1967-1968, when NASA hoped to carry out the first Apollo expedition to the moon."
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> Epic games has the potential to be the virtual Disney World ... I miss Unreal and Unreal Tournament .
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That's a lot of assumptions packed into a single perspective.
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Ah, what a sad world we live in. Looks like they train on "anonymized" conversations unless you opt out (privacy blurb if you scroll all the way down). That said, even using the thing in the first place is more cause for concern.
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> Childe was a prolific letter writer, sending short, clear missives to friends and supporters or even the Lunacy Board about his case and his well-being. Ah, how quaint: the Lunacy Board. "The Lord Chancellor's jurisdictio
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It's almost certainly a multi-layered approach. While fiber splitters, DPI gear and compelled cooperation are all old news and have been employed at scale for decades now, those methods sound like what you're describing. Compromis
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> ... they make LinkedIn look like a Mos Eisley Cantina. No amount of credits could convince Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes to play LinkedIn. That band has standards.
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> This is an atypical choice, but I always lock when I’m done and don’t encounter any issues from this choice. I try to avoid modern Boeing aircraft as well.
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> Can I just think of how to make myself smarter? It’s not working. Clearly. Computer systems have the unique property of being able to directly modify their own code if designed that way. Biological organisms are obviously severely lim

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