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by ruined 3y ago
the country is sparse enough that you can actually get some use out of the car, instead of getting picked up immediately by cameras or patrol. being an outlaw is still a real, accessible way of life in remote parts of the country. there is
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by ruined 4y ago
>Also, why is it we never see a "reverse damage done for centuries to european and north american forests" NGO? north american forest defense orgs are prosecuted as domestic terrorists. there are a couple "tree planting&qu
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by ruined 4y ago
ah, the final efficiency - wages become low enough that it's more attractive to blatantly exploit the system rather than play along. algorithmic wage optimization doesn't find the lowest price of service, it externalizes the large
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by ruined 4y ago
"too much material wealth is captured by rent-seeking middlemen controlling access to location" is a problem with your property regime. yeah, by extension, it is a problem with any action you take under that property regime. but d
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by ruined 4y ago
It is possible to achieve both. Making an explicit choice to degrade the ability and satisfaction of experienced employees is just optimizing for staff churn.
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by ruined 4y ago
>(3) Labor responds by trying to fend off real wage declines in the conflict stage. minimum wage in most places is still $7.25, and in some places as low as $2.13
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by ruined 4y ago
you're shortsighted—handwriting also is a technological compromise. natural language interaction is perhaps the main focus of modern machine learning research.
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by ruined 4y ago
an assembly programmer wouldn't write a web server connected to a database, they would implement a tui over tty, and it would be faster.
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by ruined 4y ago
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by ruined 4y ago
always coming home
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Acceleration of global sea level rise past 1.8°C warming, says study(phys.org)
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by ruined 4y ago
if youtube doesn't want to be the primary platform for emergency video instruction, then they shouldn't be the dominant platform for video instruction
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by ruined 4y ago
there are plenty of more plausible misconfiguration risks that we accept, or consider the operators responsible. i'm not sure why you would take issue with this one. additionally, content-addressing provides another layer of security b
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by ruined 4y ago
it's n+1, they're a literary magazine, writing is kind of their thing. it lasts about a paragraph. there's more effort in this thread already
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by ruined 4y ago
it is. depends on jurisdiction, but if the ransoming organization is a sanctioned entity, it may be considered an illegal sanctions violation. for instance, the US OFAC has issued this statement warning companies to not pay ransoms: https:
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by ruined 4y ago
the legislation last year forcing an end to the labor dispute meant that rail workers stopping work had no legal protection. the railway labor act makes it illegal to stop work before exhausting a lengthy dispute process
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by ruined 4y ago
yes, there seems to be a lot of management pressure to disregard risks in order to keep schedule.
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by ruined 4y ago
it's hard to find good news coverage of the actual details of the dispute, but it seems to be fairly basic staff reductions intended to increase margin (already historically massive) the keyword to search is "precision scheduled r
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by ruined 4y ago
this is blogspam, the content is almost entirely quotes from the original https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/chatgpt-...
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by ruined 4y ago
maybe you don't want to watch tv
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by ruined 4y ago
you can download them, there's just no way to import them into your new account.
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by ruined 4y ago
here's an aerial video of the queen anne 7-way https://vimeo.com/124481186 (it's sped up, i recommend 0.5x speed)
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by ruined 4y ago
the supermarket map discounts a some of the very good corner and ethnic groceries that serve specific neighborhoods, which are a worthwhile and important (and imo better) segment of the grocery market. and some of the "no restaurant&qu
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by ruined 4y ago
this seems like the kind of thing that gpt would potentially hallucinate something like "East Virginia" or "Ardakota" complete with abbreviation, and maybe that's fine with 50 states but you're playing with fir
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by ruined 4y ago
google is, however, thoroughly indexing mastodon posts, if you have your server and account configured to allow crawling. enjoy
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by ruined 4y ago
it's the bbc, they are state funded.
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by ruined 4y ago
another chromium fork?? truly we are becoming a browser monoculture
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by ruined 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disbarment
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by ruined 4y ago
login to what? as far as i can tell, it has no account functionality
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by ruined 4y ago
still only 1080p

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