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ruthmarx
2y ago
> People hate CEOs of companies that must make difficult decision, No, People hate CEO's making greedy, selfish, unnecessary decisions that cost lives and cause suffering. Be honest.
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> moral error, The moral error is by refining and endorsing a company policy that went out of it's way to cheat people out of their due insurance, killing significant amounts of people as a result and ensuring suffering for even mor
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2y ago
Time to invest in bleach shares.
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2y ago
> the old utilman (or other suitable module) replacement hack from Windows repair (trigger by interrupting boot), Can you elaborate on this?
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2y ago
For it to be 'like' to be anything, the anything must have some send of self. Without a sense of self, there is just information processing. For that reason, it isn't 'like' anything to be, say, most insects, let al
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2y ago
So we just both have different anecdotal experiences. I live in the US also, and the places I've worked were pretty clear. For example, working at a big4 accounting firm, they specified pretty clearer in the dress code that pants didn&
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2y ago
I'm not trolling and correct, I've never had to use that argument. Are you British or something? In the US and most western countries, pants simply means some kind of full leg covering, and generally that's going to be jeans,
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2y ago
> The business dress code was 'pants', jeans were not allowed. > It's just that todays generation now thinks 'jeans' are ok. 'jeans' literally are 'pants' though. If a dress code specifies
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2y ago
Jeans are pants and wearing them isn't sloppy.
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2y ago
Yeah. Kind of weird we have people submitting GPT samples to people that likely have GPT themselves and could ask it for one if that's what they wanted. But then plenty of people link google searches as though that makes sense.
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2y ago
Is that code from an LLM?
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2y ago
No worries, thanks for looking! I'm still new to learning about a lot of this stuff, and didn't realize neurons in the body could use chemical signals to communicate with the brain. I still don't see how that indicates their
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2y ago
> there are some hidden interactions between neurons that are not directly connected. How is that possible? What is the link, the method of communication? If that isn't known how is it known the interaction is taking place? Do you
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2y ago
> C. elegans connectome was tweaked and optimized by evolution to be as compact as possible. It's not like it's compressed or optimized or anything, it's just incredibly simple.
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2y ago
I have this simulation on my computer, it's really interesting to see. Limited inputs, and the same neurons light up every time for the same input. These animals are 'conscious' yet not capable of any kind of higher thought,
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2y ago
Your logic is spot on. People trying to argue Discovery is in another universe are not being rational, but emotional.
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2y ago
I just use TexStudio. I don't use proper tex files, but it never complains unless I were to try and compile. But their navigation tree and tabbed interface for multiple files makes organizing things really nice. I can have multiple ins
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2y ago
People are already self-hosting other things maybe, and you can self-host from a PC at home without needing to pay hosting. The advantages are control over data, greater privacy, etc.
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2y ago
I think judges tend to be unreliable a lot of the time as well. Aileen Cannon is a good example. It's true you et choices in the US system, that doesn't mean we can't come up with something significantly better.
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This blog article is nonsense reasoning trying to find a way to argue their personal desire has happened, but in fact, it hasn't. The LD finale absolutely did not make Discovery non-canon. It simply showed that Discovery style klingon
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The focus isn't on the PA, sure they're just the hand of the studio. My point is that it's crappy that the studio allows filming to interfere with and block ticket holders from going to their seats.
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2y ago
> perhaps the filming happened in a way that wouldn’t interfere with watching the actual event; A PA being able to stop ticket holders from going back to their seats because they got a snack sounds like a lot of interference to me.
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2y ago
First I'd point out that people living in the same city as someone accused is not necessarily a peer, even if they are considered as such for the purposes of a jury. Are a bunch of subtly racist blue collar white voters the peer of an
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> They had been stopped by a production assistant so as not to interrupt filming. But for some reason, the PA had a last-minute change of heart and let Juan and little Melissa walk to their seats — and into the background of the show’s a
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It shows how useless and flimsy the jury system is also.
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2y ago
Stranger things have happened than a HN commenter knowing what I'm talking about and randomly providing a link. I'm optimistic.
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> Let's bring human female breast size into the discussion as well, another unique feature among mammals (not counting cows..?) I read a comment on HN once, someone linked to some random blog, maybe a biologist or anthropologist tha
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Specific failures in the past are failures in the specific ways capitalism was implemented. You wouldn't use past failed examples of socialism to argue socialism is fundamentally flawed, would you? I understand you disagree with me and
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I game similarly to you but prefer Alpine over Void. The way I see it, you learned something useful by realizing kernel bus could cause issues, and you retain the control, efficiency and stability by not running Windows. Having to give up a
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> I was wondering how all that works on Windows these days and typed "How do I apt install ffmpeg on Windows" i Well, that's a pretty way to weird the question. If you searched on Google how to install ffmpeg on windows yo
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