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by tedivm 4y ago
Most decent safes are not trivial to pick, often using circular keys instead of the flat ones requiring a different type of pick. Newer safes don't even have keyholes but require that you actually know the combination. As for drilling
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by tedivm 4y ago
I came here to say this- I toured the Enfield facility, as LEGO sponsored my robotics team. They had a whole manufacturing setup there. Everyone was kind of pissed that they closed it when they did.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Google also shoves the google business suite into the cloud service numbers to inflate them.
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by tedivm 4y ago
The few people I know with tenure are just happy to be out of the academic grind, as it's absolutely brutal. Being tenured also doesn't lock you into a specific university- one of my professors had tenure but took a job elsewhere
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by tedivm 4y ago
We know that isn't the case because we can see code being reproduced even with comments, and Github has been open about the fact that they used everything they had in training. That said, lets say there's a new model that explicit
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by tedivm 4y ago
We don't need the copyright traps here though as Github openly admits to using the public code for training. They just don't care that they're essentially license laundering code since they can make money doing it. That said
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by tedivm 4y ago
Seeing that brought me back to 2006.
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by tedivm 4y ago
You should read that too, as you've broken several of those rules. In fact this very comment pointing people to the rules is itself violating several of them.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Your anecdotal story is kind of bullshit though. More than half the people I currently work with have children and their performance is similar to the ones who don't. I'm sure that one case was annoying for you, but your sample si
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by tedivm 4y ago
Before the pandemic most of the startups I worked at allowed people to just bring their dogs in. I got bit by one of my coworkers dogs when I worked at Vicarious (that job really tried to kill me- while there I got electrocuted, bit by a do
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by tedivm 4y ago
This title doesn't do it justice- I hope his rant about how working moms aren't fair to the company gets him sued.
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by tedivm 4y ago
There's a difference between "the market has adjusted" and "society is better now". The market adjusted by increasing inequality, reducing wages, and shrinking the middle class (especially in specific regions). The
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by tedivm 4y ago
That being said be leery of companies that are selling themselves as "small business" in contrast with startups. I've seen this a lot over the last year, and in each case the management has been . . . problematic at best. Peo
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by tedivm 4y ago
I posted on the #fedihire tag and got an amazing response, and then a job. My twitter engagement was basically a single "like" and then nothing.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Honestly as a pretty heavy fediverse user who ditched twitter, I see maybe two or three posts a week about twitter. Most people have other things to talk about. The exception is when twitter does something exceptionally stupid or controvers
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by tedivm 4y ago
> Just as photography replaced painting in the reproduction of reality, AI will replace photography. Don’t be afraid of the future. It will just be more obvious that our mind always created the world that makes it suffer. That is a prett
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by tedivm 4y ago
"Paying the consulting fee" is just another way of saying "bribing people". The vendor got value out of that bribe, which is why they were willing to pay it.
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by tedivm 4y ago
Yeah, absolutely- in the last five years people have moved to delivery in a way that they didn't before. Walmart offered a delivery service but was late to the game- I can get whole foods delivery directly, and instacart for other thin
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by tedivm 4y ago
After all the other rampant speculation turned out to be absolutely wrong, your first thought it to start some more rampant speculation with no evidence?
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by tedivm 4y ago
This is absolutely not a shoplifting issue. This site is turning into a dumber version of 4chan.
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by tedivm 4y ago
I live in Chicago and I really think it's just competition. Take the 2551 W. Cermak Road location. There's a Costco, Aldi, Target, Marianos, for big name shops, but then there's also at least 11 other smaller local or special
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by tedivm 4y ago
Funny how questions like this were completely ignored in the previous conversation where people were shitting on the homeless, but suddenly are important now that the homeless aren't the target anymore.
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by tedivm 4y ago
If you're dead how are you posting?
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by tedivm 4y ago
"Overall crime" and "violent crime" are not the same thing. No one is arguing against there being a lot of property crime.
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by tedivm 4y ago
So what you're saying is your feelings don't care about the facts?
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by tedivm 4y ago
Where is that known? Known by who? Do you have any actual evidence of this claim?
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by tedivm 4y ago
You're objectively wrong. > San Francisco recorded 56 homicides each in 2022 and 2021, up over 36% from 2019, when there were 41 homicides, according to police department data. Despite the increase, the number of homicides in San F
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by tedivm 4y ago
You trust one of these random people enough to promote it. It's not unreasonable for people to point out that the author is quite infamous for his viewpoints.
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by tedivm 4y ago
I have a job that runs every night and updates the statistics in my profile. * https://github.com/tedivm/ * https://github.com/tedivm/tedivm/blob/main/.github/workflows...
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by tedivm 4y ago
I called my congresswoman, Jackie Speier, about this and she started an investigation of my local post office distribution center. I ended up getting interviewed by some postal service investigator, several supervisors were fired (for unrel

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