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by sealeck 4y ago
Less moderation except when it comes to speech he objects to personally.
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by sealeck 4y ago
I think some of the Handmade Network events are in the vein that you are interested in.
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by sealeck 4y ago
Aren't you asking people to do free labour for your startup?
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Plausible: Privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternative(plausible.io)
1 points by sealeck 4y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 4y ago
Does this help you when cooking? I'm an OK but not great cook (or so I like to think) and I tend to just think of a hob as a heat source. I guess the main downside of induction is that you can't pick up the pan?
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by sealeck 4y ago
I think it's the concern about CO2 emissions that are political.
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by sealeck 4y ago
Can you explain how it is a genuine sensory pleasure – do you mean the actual act of cooking or the taste of the food afterwards?
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How to Buy a Dinosaur(ft.com)
1 points by sealeck 4y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 4y ago
That's part of the issue. Another big part is that we should put a whole load more money into investigating financial crime (so funding white collar crime investigatory units as well as tax authorities).
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by sealeck 4y ago
In which case this question is not for you I suppose.
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by sealeck 4y ago
The strongest guarantee of all. Why would you want transparency and accountability when you could have a firm promise on the back of an envelope?
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by sealeck 4y ago
I really don't know how to interpret this comment. Is it supposed to be a defence of the US illegally spying on other people's communication infrastructure?
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by sealeck 4y ago
If all 2 million people in prison in the US are violent criminals, then there's a _really_ big problem. Clearly it's better to stop people from becoming violent criminals, then to wait (or push them, e.g. by increasing income ineq
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by sealeck 4y ago
CommonLisp is not really suitable for systems programming (hence the lack of systems software written in it).
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by sealeck 4y ago
> AP is similar to other tech out there, it is cruise control with some extra features What concerns me is that even if this is technically true (I have no reason to doubt you, so I'll assume it's correct), it is not marketed t
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by sealeck 4y ago
A cynical person might remark upon the fact that your being a Tesla employee might have some bearing on your position, but I am not such a person. > In essence, this is not tech that is being used by regular people who have a chance of m
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by sealeck 4y ago
I think there's a lot of people writing boilerplate programs who are going to be freed from these menial tasks (i.e. no more Java enterprise application development, thankfully).
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by sealeck 4y ago
HEALTH IS CONNECTED TO THE ECONOMY. ] - when people die, the economy tends to suffer - if people suffer from serious long-term post-viral fatigue, the economy suffers - if the health service implodes because it is completely saturated and c
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by sealeck 4y ago
Agreed.
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by sealeck 4y ago
By this logic any random (or maybe even non-random, but I suspect that that case is a bit more boring) process has agency.
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by sealeck 4y ago
There are two things I want to say. First, this is one of those things which is easy to say but for many (most?) people hard to implement. Sure, some people's family may be able to give them the money they need to go to university but
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Purelymail – Cheap Email for Everyone(purelymail.com)
2 points by sealeck 4y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 4y ago
First this is clearly clickbait. The people who say - new technology can cause dramatic paradigm shifts - this is new technology - therefore this will cause a dramatic paradigm shifts are as bad as the ones who say - there many examples of
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The Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus (For “AI”S)(arc-editor.lab42.global)
1 points by sealeck 4y ago|0 comments
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My performance would also increase when I was able to procude the exam before(twitter.com)
3 points by sealeck 4y ago|1 comments
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IPCC 2023 climate change report (abridged version) [pdf](report.ipcc.ch)
2 points by sealeck 4y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 4y ago
I think this is a really cruel thing to say.
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by sealeck 4y ago
Criminals.
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by sealeck 4y ago
Bonds in general have a reputation for being "safe" but I think we're starting to see that people are using them in ways which make them very risky (see e.g. liability-driven investment and SVB).
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by sealeck 4y ago
Um, yes? If you have several million dollars of deposits you should absolutely split them among a series of banks as well as money market funds. This is why you need to find a competent banker who can give you sound financial advice.

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