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by simmerup 3y ago
I doubt you’d want an organ from one of those pigs, they’re treated and fed awfully
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by simmerup 3y ago
Milk has minerals like potassium and a low glycemic index as lactose takes a while to digest. That could help.
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by simmerup 3y ago
Why not? What we think is pretty much all that matters
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by simmerup 3y ago
In hot markets house prices are decided on the margins, so a small group of people can have an outsized input on prices
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by simmerup 3y ago
Would you say the same to a woman? 'No real man would let your lack of hair get in the way'?
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by simmerup 3y ago
Sounds like the beginnings of the next asbestos-like problem
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by simmerup 3y ago
There’s nothing artificial about the budget of carbon emissions we have before each temperature increase is bought. Increasing the cost of fossil fuel is a good way to make alternative energy more appealing to investors
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by simmerup 3y ago
It's always nice to hear the CCPs predation coming back to bite them. A real shame for the Chinese people though who surely deserve better. Thanks for posting OP this was a good article.
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by simmerup 3y ago
Sober reading. Not much to say but sit back and hope it's not accurate -- even if I suspect it is.
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by simmerup 3y ago
My friend, I don't think it's the hair, it's likely your energy. This anecdote for example: > Very recently, I had a conversation with someone in my office, and it went great. The next day, I asked them for a coffee, they
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by simmerup 3y ago
Discord is doing so well it's hard to say whether this is actually a problem for them or not. Maybe focusing on this security would have stopped them performing so well
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by simmerup 3y ago
It is the best practice, it just happens to also be the most costly practice and not worth it for every organisation
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by simmerup 3y ago
As someone who watches Linus but not to the extent that I have 2.5 hours to spend watching a lessons learned video, what actually happened?
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by simmerup 3y ago
I imagine in a few million years people will see the same effect for plastics
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by simmerup 3y ago
The most interesting part of this article was this sentence in my opinion: > The company would also not do artificial intelligence (AI) work "that supports weapons of mass destruction or police surveillance". Not just that it’s
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by simmerup 3y ago
I was scared about organizations doing this and losing their connection to the humans they serve. The realization that individuals will also have this barrier to the world is even scarier. If it goes that way we could be looking at a change
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by simmerup 3y ago
Then how do you explain reverse psychology?
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by simmerup 3y ago
Kind of implies that OpenAI are lying and using customer input to train their models
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by simmerup 3y ago
If anything it's less productive because people have to parse all that nonsense. I was gobsmacked to hear a friend say that their work guidance is to use ChatGPT to write letters to external clients for example. I know for sure I'
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by simmerup 3y ago
But, how is that better
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by simmerup 3y ago
I think putting the punchline first will be gamed to make the punchline sound worse than the situation is, so you sound better than you are for dealing with it. What you need is a good culture rather than any reporting strategy in my opinio
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by simmerup 3y ago
Paywall.
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by simmerup 3y ago
And if so, that’s his right to not have a car company snooping on his business
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by simmerup 3y ago
There's no context on this so it's hard to say. However, as a rule when people suggest something they're generally trying to fix a problem they're encountering. Don't push back to hard until you work out what proble
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by simmerup 3y ago
Assuming the worst of people is bad for your mental health
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by simmerup 3y ago
So we should give all the cigarette smokers opiates right? Reduce the mortality rate drastically that way.
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by simmerup 3y ago
Everything is as it should be
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by simmerup 3y ago
Similar to your last point, Dockerfiles are a lot easier to learn/use than Vagrant, making people more likely to put in the effort to doing them right
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by simmerup 3y ago
We don't need to be the first, we just need to be the first to survive and figure out some practical method of space travel. Space travel may even prove to be impossible for us.
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by simmerup 3y ago
> What about standards of living on the planet in the 60s? Not just the US and some parts of Europe. How will this be spread evenly on the planet? Do we ask China and India to get back to 60s levels? Do we ask Africa to not make any step

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