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by sailfast 2y ago
Reporting for duty. Just wanted to say you are doing god’s work. Everyone should have a chance to experience sailing.
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by sailfast 2y ago
Sure, but that’s piracy. Kinda like saying Winamp is alternative to Spotify. The music is kinda the most important thing.
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by sailfast 2y ago
Good point. Unsure. I guess it depends on whether embedded content implies users have accepted a EULA? I'd imagine they will cross-post to their web page as well, but who knows.
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by sailfast 2y ago
I would say that "Consulting" model as defined above is employed moreso (but not entirely) by Deloitte, but Accenture and Booz Allen have a higher percentage of on-site folks not at all engaged with internal IP building, sales, et
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by sailfast 2y ago
Twitter has a Government EULA so agencies do have official accounts in line with regulation. That said, the agency itself is responsible for preserving its records in a way required by law, and is also typically required to post official re
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by sailfast 2y ago
It's also contrary to a number of federal records act laws, conflict of interest and ethics laws, etc. Folks don't seem to care about that though... Also good thing the primary audience for Social Security recipients is in the X u
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by sailfast 2y ago
No - because generally there will be a lot more folks in the labor market with less leverage so they will not need to pay more in order to attract the talent they need. This is also why inflation is typically solved by recessions. They redu
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by sailfast 2y ago
You should do it! Go Nacra instead of Hobie if needed but you should absolutely do your own version of the Worrell - just have somebody trail you in a motor boat if you need to feel more comfortable :)
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by sailfast 2y ago
This article is conflating the need for a "lawn" and what it means with people violating the terms and covenants they signed when they joined an HOA. If your HOA requires grass, you've gotta have grass, even if you want a gar
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by sailfast 2y ago
Oof. TIL. That’s very disappointing.
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by sailfast 2y ago
Yup. That’s my plan. Forget all these companies and AI. Just let me talk to people and hear what they think is cool.
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by sailfast 2y ago
I don't mind them working with congress and the cabinet secretaries to shrink government. That's how it works! What I do mind, personally, is them illegally (as in, prohibited by current laws and regulations) dismissing as many pe
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by sailfast 2y ago
Being able to control their every move, scale them to whatever capacity is required, avoid payroll taxes, health plans and surprise co-pay costs, equity sharing, etc might make this worthwhile for many companies. That said, the trade-off is
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by sailfast 2y ago
This was a BETA test, not the product... YouTube on the other hand...
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by sailfast 2y ago
Total aside: it’s illegal for any company to provide goods or services for free to the government, so the Pod CEO would be breaking the law sending DOGE employees bed pods. It’s basically seen as a bribe - which is true! These beds are $200
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by sailfast 2y ago
You know this. I know this. But the President of the United States does not know this.
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by sailfast 2y ago
I like this setup, but I had kinda thought "modern" javascript had mostly moved to server-side rendered at this point and I didn't see anything about that in the syllabus. Anyone know if this tutorial addresses that kind of t
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by sailfast 2y ago
Default for me was: “What a beautiful day it is today, with bright sunshine and gentle breeze. Let's talk about the future of artificial intelligence.” That said, I'm not going to be submitting a sample because [reasons]
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by sailfast 2y ago
I had trouble finding the "shiny" pixels on that one simply because the stars also had that issue - but after enlarging the image a bit more and scanning back and forth I was able to pick things out a bit better. Now, ask me to lo
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by sailfast 2y ago
This whole time it's been a Magic Eye problem? Geeeeez. This would've won me so many random challenges over the years.
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by sailfast 2y ago
Is it possible this batch of survey respondents just doesn’t trust anyone with information about their habits, so they lied?
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by sailfast 2y ago
Do they really get paid more “per play” on an album vs. a playlist? That seems quite tricky to figure out the accounting. Is it as simple as per play? I only know what’s posted on the loud and clear website but stream share isn’t quite the
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by sailfast 2y ago
Are you seeing that on individual playlists created by users or official Spotify playlists? I’ve only seen the former so far trying to get their band exposure, etc by making a playlist popular.
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by sailfast 2y ago
I still think the USA PATRIOT Act is the most diabolical. “Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism” Also… goodbye privacy but, you know… Patriotism!
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by sailfast 2y ago
Yes. Ratcoin virtual rats spike to new high after dead rats cause health menace.
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by sailfast 2y ago
At least for the US, the Federal Register would be a good place to start if you're not scraping it already: https://www.federalregister.gov/developers/documentation/api... Federal news radio: https:/&#x
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by sailfast 2y ago
If in the US, the CFPB would handle this for you.
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by sailfast 2y ago
Reducing inflation always results in pain somewhere, pretty much by definition. Wage decreases, job demand reductions, taxes, higher interest rates, etc. Comes down to a decision about where you want to spread the pain and how, and how you
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by sailfast 2y ago
Clickbait title for a decent write-up. The author left Hawaii, and as indicated in the article the local press resorted to AI presenters because it was hard to keep talent on board. This is not a "job replacement" story so much as
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by sailfast 2y ago
It's funny how many "unsupported" browser features suddenly start working if you happen to change your User Agent header...

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