sceptic123

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by sceptic123 10mo ago
But if you remember the best score isn't that approach still possible?
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
But you have no idea what the optimal solution is, are you 1,10,50 away from it. Would be nice to have some indicator of how close you are before you submit, though I guess that's intentional.
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
When money is concerned, any kind of suspected money laundering / fraud investigation generally requires you to pause that account until the check is complete. What happens afterwards will be down to the results of the investigation. I
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
It may be simple enough to prove, but that is an uncomfortable ask if those circumstances are genuine.
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
Why are the self-hosted plans so expensive? Such a high bar to go from free to paid.
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
No need to answer this person's question, they are not asking for help, they are promoting their upcoming book
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
I would still say that is loose — are connection issues caused by staff using streaming services generally considered to be DoS? And on balance I'd say losing Integrity is a bad trade off to make here.
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
That's my point, you need to be a specialist to understand it, but the specialists are incentivised to upsell you. A simpler product would be better for consumers, but won't happen because there are industries (and a lot of lobbyi
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
To try to remove the word motherly there, your comment could be written as: Most men are worse parents than most women. Do you think that is a good representation of what you are saying? Do you think it's true? Are men inherently worse
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
Because we're not mice. Because he was actually studying the effects of overcrowding and not population growth & decline. You'd need to look at more than just the population numbers, the issues were around high infant mortalit
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
I thought thees things were complex on purpose to make it hard for people to easily understand and compare so you have to speak to a sales person who can do the upselling
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
I think that's a very loose interpretation of Availability in the CIA triad. This looks a lot like using the MITM hammer to crack every nut. If this is an actual concern, why not deny personal devices access to the network? Why not res
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
What's the security risk of someone streaming Netflix? There are better ways to ensure people are getting their work done that don't involve spying on them in the name of "security".
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
https://www.raycast.com/
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by sceptic123 10mo ago
Yes, it's a spirit vs. letter argument isn't it? Or _Open Source_ and _open source_.
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
There's always a scenario where this can break though. What happens if someone introduces a test that confirms that marking `active1` as inactive works. Then it depends on the test order whether your initial test still passes.
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
I would argue they've become easier to obtain, it's hard to imagine the general public getting hold of service manuals for consumer electronics devices pre–internet.
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
So it's possible to get better sound quality with better quality tapes and players, but I'm pretty sure the player that's using that description falls neatly into the shitty equipment category.
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
I always saw it as an unmarked plural (like sheep/fish/etc). I also find it hard to not prefix it with Sony in my head. But I would definitely use Walkmen over Walkmans if pushed.
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
That's a service manual, any reasonable manufacturer still produces those
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
> A system that costs less, per word thought or written, than it'd cost to hire the cheapest human labor on the face of the planet. Is it really possible to make this claim given the vast sums of money that have gone in to AI/L
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
> penetrating voice and warm sound Are they talking about cassette tapes? Maybe my memory is failing me, but I don't remember that being a thing back in the day.
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
I don't think that argument matches with they "just need to run a bunch of containers across a few machines"
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
I'm glad I wasn't the only one that thought that!
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
What are the cheaper options for e.g. running a media centre?
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
If you trust that math, sure but they also don't say you have ADHD, just that > you have a strong reason to seek a full assessment
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
Okay, so not really free then, more bonus credits
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
This is a screener questionnaire, not a diagnosis tool. If you answer "very often" to enough of them then it's the author's suggestion that you should look into it, not that you have ADHD. I wonder if finding it hard to
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
> The ADHD epidemic is less about the discovery of a disease and more about the construction of one. Over the past two decades, we have witnessed the normalization of drugging children into classroom compliance — an act made possible onl
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by sceptic123 11mo ago
> free how do you get free credits?

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