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by rs999gti 3y ago
> no amount of violence is acceptable I would argue this is false and that if you live in a western country, someone else is performing violence for you and your ideals, so that you can live a relatively peaceful way of life
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by rs999gti 3y ago
Exactly this is a feel good program that does nothing to address or resolve the actual issues.
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by rs999gti 3y ago
The whole carbon credit process seems very scammmy to me and greenwashing away the problem. How is this independently audited? If Google or Facebook buys 1B USD of carbon credits, which is supposed to remove X tons of co2, can I go to an in
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by rs999gti 3y ago
Was there a contract or SLA for the free Reddit API? If not, then there isn't much to complain about
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> super high income (radiology) jobs Weren't these replaced by outsourcing imaging reading to third world doctors?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> Why is an older doctor so much more valuable than an older developer? The lower barrier to entry that the developer has?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> Carter J. Burke's Amazing that 'Bullshit Jobs' still exist in the future https://www.amazon.com/Bullshit-Jobs-Theory-David-Graeber/dp...
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> Instead, all but one of the crew gets killed, the entire shipment is lost, and the spaceship itself is destroyed. They don't have insurance in the future?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Not actual law or legally binding.
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by rs999gti 3y ago
https://animalsmart.org/feeding-the-world/products-from-anim... Pork products are used in a lot of other things than meat and hide.
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by rs999gti 3y ago
There's already - https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news It's shows left, center, and right bias of new articles. Read the 'From the center' version of articles, and the bias and sensationalism
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> This looks like a nice project, but you lose a lot of credibility by having ChatGPT write your comment. > There's a complete lack of slang You're like a modern day Blade Runner, "Holden : The tortoise lays on its back
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> because they can do other things now. Like look for another job?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> Diesel is a little better, but still not really the best choice. In an apocalyptic situation, a diesel car might be the best choice. As long as there is some kind of heavy oil (animal, plant, or mineral), you can basically run the car.
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by rs999gti 3y ago
Exactly, can your lawyer or legal department ask for documented proof that you did not contribute to training data?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
Even if you do O365 with EU hosted instances?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
Choose the higher quality options from the big brands, such of Fruit of the Loom, Hanes, Gildan, etc., and not the 12 shirts for 12 USD packs. The premium lines from these brands are the 1-3 for 20-35 USD, which have sweat wicking tech, coo
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by rs999gti 3y ago
capital gains taxes Death tax Top level income tax rates Property taxes Sales taxes And for the self employed - estimated quarterly taxes
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by rs999gti 4y ago
And who says it has to be in the hot, desirable areas? See Oakland.
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by rs999gti 4y ago
> finite construction infrastructure or land Let's refine this statement, there's plenty of land and housing, but not enough near the jobs or attractions that middle and upper class desire or that the lower class can afford, wh
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by rs999gti 4y ago
Paywalled for AI not for people doing Q&A.
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by rs999gti 4y ago
I would take a CS degree with no experience over a boot camp or for profit school's fresh graduate. At least I know the CS degree has standards and academic rigor, with mathematics and some problem solving, which to me means they can
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by rs999gti 4y ago
> some kind of "supply chain accreditation" As long as the for profits and governments that use OSS are paying for the process and regulations, otherwise you are putting undue burden on OSS developers.
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by rs999gti 4y ago
> It was always a business club of the large European companies with a veneer of democratic institution It's original intention was to join EU countries to avoid another World War
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by rs999gti 4y ago
> and not checked luggage, or the passengers themselves? Checked luggage are weighed and accounted for at check in. For passengers - just assume 136 KG (which is really generous) times (the number of seats plus total crew)
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by rs999gti 4y ago
I'm sorry you've lost baggage and checked items. But I've been checked bag gang for life. It's so easy to walk around an airport and board a plane without dragging carry ons behind you. The worst issue I've had, kn
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by rs999gti 4y ago
The time is not spent boarding the plane. It is spent waiting on bags in the terminal. Solve each problem independently and stop trying to mix them. Also, we don't have to ban carry ons, we can use Hacker News and Reddit's favorit
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by rs999gti 4y ago
Just ban carry on luggage. Of course this won't happen because of all the business travellers. But I've noticed that lots of time is spent trying to stow carry ons and close overhead bins. Just ban carry ons and reserve the time f
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by rs999gti 4y ago
> When did everyone decide they needed Cloudflare for everything? I think it was when Reddit and other social link platforms were becoming established, the linked sites would go viral and then the traffic would do an unintended DDOS. Clo
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by rs999gti 4y ago
> I call it distributed With internet traffic consolidating to just a few major CDNs, the internet is getting more centralized

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