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by sudoshred 1y ago
Cyberpunk robin hood
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Moral relativism leads people to narrative extremes to justify behavior.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
How severe? Worse than colon cancer?
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Rancher Desktop was far easier to get up and running on macOS than podman for me. Drop in compatible with docker compose syntax too.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Too big to fail.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Disagree, equity of access matters a lot. Not everyone benefits from exposure to the entire hardware lifecycle, the same way that buying housing is not the best financial decision for everyone regardless of affordability. I might have unlim
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by sudoshred 1y ago
One caveat is battery life.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
My naive understanding is that is the same approach taught in introductory law school.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
I don’t have a comprehensive answer to your question. I agree that “user-friendly” is often a euphemism for “non-technical” or “low code”. I don’t think that supposition is fair, but it is not escapable as an individual. That being said to
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by sudoshred 1y ago
I see your point but the implied perspective of this take is that being an adult means consistently interacting with systems that are designed explicitly to be difficult to use. I, as an adult, appreciate interfaces designed to be simple an
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Another plausible interpretation is that the profile of a patient who is commonly prescribed the drug substantially overlaps with the profile of a patient who one day develops dementia.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Sorry, I am not involved with biotech. Genuinely curious. Edit. My impression of bio tech is that upfront costs are high and timeline for commercialization is long, and the only real biotech firm that I am aware of is Theranos. So I am prob
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by sudoshred 1y ago
The public officials have a vested interest in appearing incompetent, for legal reasons. Examine the incentives to understand the behavior.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Are any of these technologies profitable currently?
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by sudoshred 1y ago
There’s always an element of risk in any endeavor, just because prior space missions (the ones that get recorded and remembered) were successful does not mean that this outcome was certain. There are records of space missions that were know
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Intentional misrepresentation is fraud, but I understand pragmatically how the line could become blurred. What I object to is the idea that blurring that line is intentional, even if that is not acknowledged.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
The internet is not the problem, it’s the users, per usual.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
The entire legal system is essentially based on interpersonal credibility.
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by sudoshred 1y ago
Playing both sides with this comment
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Suicide by heart attack is imminent.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Soft power is essentially a euphemism for influence, which in the best case is necessary but not sufficient.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
I like this. Engineering is not a commodity in general but management “adds value” by ensuring engineers are interchangeable.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
I thought that was the point.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
At what point would you be certain?
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Non partisan take, in every circumstance coding errors are a euphemism for “leadership is humiliated by the outcome and wants to shirk responsibility”.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Content over presentation favors authors who have actual skills.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Similar thinking applies in other fields as well I am sure.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
The material impacts associated with the recommendations a study makes can influence the results in a way that does not favor objectivity.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Reminiscent of the movie Gattaca.
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by sudoshred 2y ago
Lifestyle choices and an individual’s work product should be acknowledged to be uncorrelated. The practical reality is never that simple but attributing your own success, or that of anyone else, to external factors does a disservice to the

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