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sudoshred
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sudoshred
2y ago
Game theory transcends basic humanity.
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2y ago
Disagree, location matters. It should be technically feasible to implement a code freeze (in software, or hardware) in a sovereign system when external partners’ motives become questionable. That being said in all likelihood that capability
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2y ago
It is, in my own opinion, a common fallacy to attribute the outcome as a direct consequence of the associated ideology, when more often than not the ideology is at best a post-hoc rationalization. Material decisions and their natural conseq
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sudoshred
2y ago
Agree. Finally I can have several hundred browser tabs open simultaneously with no performance degradation.
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sudoshred
2y ago
This sounds like a canonical example of the reason to hire a consulting firm.
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2y ago
That’s assuming that confidence intervals are even independently comparable. Anecdotally major OCR services with specific languages have average confidence intervals that are wildly divergent from similar services with different languages f
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2y ago
On the surface that makes sense. From a consumer perspective lack of RtR just indicates the consumer needs to spend elsewhere if it becomes a concern.
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sudoshred
2y ago
The beauty of privatization at work. Public entities budget changes only impact their customers. 4D chess.
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2y ago
Agree, though it seems that the font choice is so bad it must be intentional.
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2y ago
Thank you for sharing specific details. I find this fascinating. How does one acquire this knowledge?
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2y ago
As scale grows the moral ambiguity does also. Megacorps default to “evil” because action in a large number of circumstances for a large number of events does as well, particularly when economic factors are motivating behavior (implicitly or
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2y ago
Strongest argument in favor of libertarianism that I have considered.
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2y ago
My reasoning is that eligibility is a prerequisite for entitlement. I believe eligible is defined as meeting some criteria for, not necessarily being chosen though that could be a criteria. I agree they have a right to, however entitlement
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2y ago
Entitled is a strong word, eligible is maybe more precise.
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2y ago
You can dispute debt in collections by requesting proof of the debt. The consumer protections in that area (debt collections) are quite a bit more developed than any consumer protections about intentional procedural inefficiency when cancel
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2y ago
This is a feature of capitalism, nothing to see here.
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2y ago
Excellent comment. A “symptom” of schizophrenia is thinking that one does not have schizophrenia. A “heads I win tails you lose” situation where the single doctor is solely and individually responsible for diagnostics and treatment, but not
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2y ago
Intent is easier to falsify than impact, generally.
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2y ago
I agree that many are worse, for the patient. In using the word superficially I meant to imply the modern treatments are more palatable (I am searching for the right word to use in this case and struggling) for the attendants and witnesses
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2y ago
Treatment (medication specifically, but other invasive procedures exist) still leaves the patients worse off than whatever “symptoms” they were experiencing. The only difference is that the modern techniques are superficially more humane th
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2y ago
Who participated in blocking the prior statements from consideration? Can you cite the case in Utah?