stonogo

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by stonogo 2y ago
I think it is uncharitable. Depending on who you're dealing with, trying to hide any checkpoint problems might come across as a red flag. Joking about it is a way to show that you're honest while indicating you don't think
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by stonogo 2y ago
Does it count as a joke when the term was originated to describe governments who enabled this exact behavior from this exact company?
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by stonogo 2y ago
Supercomputing 24 has a reproducibility program involving Chameleon Cloud as infrastructure, and authors are expected to get their code running there for the purpose. It's a massive undertaking but it's looking promising.
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by stonogo 2y ago
That's exactly what it meant. Its use to describe UCE derived from a Monty Python sketch where a restaurant customer was trying to order food without it, but it was included in every menu item.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You're suspicious that multiple journalists are covering current events? This must get exhausting.
606.
by stonogo 2y ago
the word "spam" similarly existed before the advent of unsolicited commercial email. the meanings of words change all the time.
607.
by stonogo 2y ago
This product will likely never exist. https://www.reddit.com/r/dumbphones/comments/198y1xi/comment...
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by stonogo 2y ago
Would be nice if this person collaborated with this project: https://www.inp.nsk.su/~bolkhov/files/fonts/univga/index.htm... Each seems to have glyphs the other is missing.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You might be thinking of a different license, since the AGPL is not yet twenty years old.
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by stonogo 2y ago
"maritime minstrels" is a little unhinged. The piece never explains how getting rid of the Jones Act would improve anything. We're supposed to believe that removing the American protectionism in domestic shipping would resul
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by stonogo 2y ago
I think there are still dev environments where ligatures in terminals are not so critical. Especially those of devs who do not use in-terminal editors for most of their editing.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You're missing the holding company. I'm not going to teach you real estate as an asset-parking mechanism; there are plenty of articles about it you can find if you Google it instead of arguing with me about a topic you're cl
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by stonogo 2y ago
I don't think it's one user; I think it's a ton of them. Want to use Let's Encrypt in your Openshift-on-AWS deployment? certbot's in EPEL, along with a lot of other quality-of-life stuff for log-shipping, monitori
614.
by stonogo 2y ago
> Real estate is not cash. It's cash spent. No, it's an asset only barely less liquid than cash, generally deliberately shelved in a holding company for the exact purpose of hoarding wealth. You have fallen for the bullshit. &
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by stonogo 2y ago
They are hoarding wealth. They do have Scrooge McDuck cash vaults. (Look for them under "real estate holdings" as a starting place.) The fact is they have enough money to have Scrooge McDuck cash vaults AND ALSO invest a shitloa
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by stonogo 2y ago
We call that "AI" in the web world nowadays. It's a feature! You can't game a system you can't understand.
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by stonogo 2y ago
It's discussed in this very article, in fact.
618.
by stonogo 2y ago
Sure it does. The problem is that they're not producing any general-purpose AI.
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by stonogo 2y ago
"Market reception" is never going to be very good when you never sell the product. What Pine Notes they made were only sold on a beg-us-for-an-invite basis.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Sounds like you and the Hare people have different definitions of success. As for "languages either snowball or fizzle out," I feel like that's pretty dismissive of a lot of languages that have been steadily marching on for
621.
by stonogo 2y ago
When those imitations are commercialized, there is a disclaimer that a celebrity voice is being impersonated, and parody is a legally protected form of speech. OpenAI is not parodying anything, and failed even the low bar of having a discl
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by stonogo 2y ago
Kodachi is a different keyboard, a limited run prototype. Shinobi is the mass produced version and is in stock at mechanicalkeyboards.com and some other sites. I don't think kodachi will ever be back in stock.
623.
by stonogo 2y ago
Your link does not support your assertion that more kids are smoking weed in non-prohibition states. Non-prohibition states do, however, have greater access to other delivery methods, like edibles, so I'm not sure this assertion can b
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by stonogo 2y ago
Not how the law works at all. Federal law applies to interstate issues, or when local LEO requests assistance. When a state legalizes, it means directing local LEO to stop asking for that assistance. Interstate and border checkpoints abs
625.
by stonogo 2y ago
If warrant searches increased by 50% they'd probably have written that. Instead they wrote that warrantless searches decreased by 50% because that's what happened.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I don't think that WHO list is particularly useful. Included in the numbers of "people without access to safe drinking water" is everyone who draws from a well or a spring. The US is huge and well water is extremely common
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by stonogo 2y ago
It not only already does, it always will.
628.
by stonogo 3y ago
Not really, but technically yes. "Employee-owned" is being used in a specific way here; it's a specific form of ownership governance. Most often the shares are owned by employees via a trust, which the business funds. None
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by stonogo 3y ago
YC startup founders do not work shifts.
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by stonogo 3y ago
> If it takes you more than 10 minutes to pull this from fridge, heat a pan and fry, something is wrong. Something is wrong, then, because I have to go all the way back to my place to put it on a bun and put things on it and eat it. I

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