splistud

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by splistud 5y ago
No. It's way easier to set completely unrealizable goals (that your proponents think are compromise because they are completely out of touch with what is actually possible) then blame 'business' when they don't get met.
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by splistud 5y ago
..he said, chucking previous comment into an odious category
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by splistud 5y ago
Yield is an important measurement though. Nutrition is a fine metric, but some things grown in permaculture are not nutritive. They may grow nitrogen-fixers, shade plants, fodder, etc. These don't provide 'yield', but reduce
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by splistud 5y ago
And it is also true that no one can effectively compare risks when the assumptions can not yet be relied upon
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by splistud 5y ago
it's not an error, it's a goal
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by splistud 5y ago
There goes my 3 day weekend
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by splistud 5y ago
Because engineers are fantastic at figuring out how to devise a procedural plan that will work and get the critical amount of buyin. And they rock at figuring out how to pay for it. Look, engineers are tools (and don't get mad SEs, you
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by splistud 5y ago
Well, not everyone. Only those who live through the implementation phase. Probably only a small minority will have to go back to pre-Industrial Revolution living standards.
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by splistud 5y ago
No, no. We want tags. Later we want hierarchal tags (with some complex workarounds to maintain some legacy thing included in the implementation).
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by splistud 5y ago
You fixed a statement of fact with an assumption?
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by splistud 5y ago
So your assumptions are so correct that any response by Google that you don't agree with are about principles rather than your assumptions?
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by splistud 5y ago
Part of the problem with large internet platforms is that parts of 'my data' is inextricably linked to 'your data', even to the extent that 'my data' only exists on some platforms as data points in 'your d
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by splistud 5y ago
Not just surveillance, but conducting research within corporate platforms. Therefore, they would have access to my data and a corporation's engine. If I think that google knows too much about me, do I get to opt-in whether that hyper-k
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by splistud 5y ago
In the world of 'repeated experiments' ostensibly. Perhaps some should go wreck that world's economy and leave ours alone.
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by splistud 5y ago
and in this case it's neither
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by splistud 5y ago
I don't get the feeling that people fully appreciate the gravity of 'my team is more productive now that we work at home'. That means your team does not need to be a team. The work is mostly commoditized and completely outsou
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by splistud 5y ago
Yes, using a harness is standard (recommended) practice, along with someone to pull the other end
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by splistud 5y ago
Valet mode! Excellent.
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by splistud 5y ago
It is imperative (and almost universally common) that citizens show solid proof of eligibility to vote. Making excuses for why this should not be so in US elections is absolutely ridiculous. And to take it farther and impute nefarious motiv
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by splistud 5y ago
There is no but. It can do the job period. And no, I don't use it either.
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by splistud 5y ago
Which part of 'highly toxic and mostly just produces shitstorms, lynchmobs, perpetually enraged morally superior idiots and professional victims' isn't perfect for monetization? Mostly kidding, but, well sadly it isn't a
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by splistud 5y ago
Sure. Creates a lot of nice evidence for you to present in the lawsuit over the next decade (if you can afford it).
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by splistud 5y ago
Not as frequently asked, "when was everybody?"
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by splistud 5y ago
Because we're not working from a sample size of one. But if we were, then what other possible conclusion would there be?
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by splistud 5y ago
For all their flaws, platforms like this, Remedy, etc are a breath of fresh air for enterprises if the rollout is decent
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by splistud 5y ago
Legally speaking? No, it's not different in any way.
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by splistud 5y ago
I'm considering selling my home for parts
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by splistud 5y ago
If proper support is unsustainable due to the model, it is the model that has to change.
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by splistud 5y ago
because freedom of expression is only for those people you like?
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by splistud 5y ago
very insidious foreign actors that publish papers about their op

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