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by test6554 4y ago
No, it makes a Dan Brown novel.
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by test6554 4y ago
One look at that logo, and I'm on the floor laughing.
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by test6554 4y ago
So this begs the obvious question... how does one become an arbitrator? ;-)
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by test6554 4y ago
I hadn't worked with unix/linux much so I had to ask ChatGPT what programming language/scripting language the second code block was written in. "The code you provided is a shell script, commonly used in Unix-based operat
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by test6554 4y ago
Congress set out to incentivize arbitration in America over long and expensive court cases. This is the system working as intended. It would be interesting to hear the non-cynical reason why they made this change. I already am aware of the
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by test6554 4y ago
16,510 babies were named Olivia in 2022 At least people have last names. Source - https://www.silive.com/nation/2022/03/most-popular-baby-name...
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by test6554 4y ago
My tip is to ask chatGPT about things you might ask a senior dev or mentor and see what comes out. Questions about your stack, about specific problems, libraries, npm packages, algorithms, etc. Don't just assume everything it says is c
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by test6554 4y ago
I'm terrified of retirement because then I would be "free to do all the stuff nobody else wants to do" around the house. From the rat race to the rat trap.
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by test6554 4y ago
Which version of free are you talking about? Don't pay to maintain the equipment and enslave the workers, "point a bunch of guns at wealthy people and ask them to give us nice things?", ad-supported, donation-based (National
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by test6554 4y ago
The owner would need to have multiple income sources and ba a jack of all trades a la "Mr. Haney" of "Green Acres" TV Show where they own the hospital, but also run several businesses... antique store, an airplane servic
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by test6554 4y ago
In that case, we look at the bailiff, point at the judge, and say "Take em away, boys". No we look at the primary suspect's digital footprints and analyze metadata, look for other nearby video feeds, etc. We try to see if add
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by test6554 4y ago
I agree that It's good when used to fight property crimes and bad when used to stifle political dissent. But does anyone really believe we can avoid it at this point?
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by test6554 4y ago
$600 per year?? You should ask the city if you are allowed to deduct that from your local property taxes that would normally go toward the police budget.
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by test6554 4y ago
An outer gated area with a smart lock that delivery people could open and an inner front door that they could not would solve that. I'm a firm believer that the burden of "not stealing" should largely be placed on thieves rat
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by test6554 4y ago
Yes, there would be fewer people in prison if we took away every possible opportunity to commit crimes, but there's something comforting about knowing that the people who are not in prison (walking around free in society) are the ones
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by test6554 4y ago
Just because you have someone on camera committing a crime in this age of deep fakes is no guarantee that they are guilty... But it definitely provides police with a suspect to investigate further. The most devastating tool for fighting cri
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by test6554 4y ago
I pay $110 per month for internet at my farm land that I visit two to three days every 60 days. If they can pretend I deserve to pay as much as people who use it as their primary internet service, I should be able to pay a lower amount if t
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by test6554 4y ago
Yep. That's my take. The vision is that you write code in any language you like. You compile (transpile?) it down to efficient low-level JS (WASM), run in the browser as if you wrote JS code. I have zero experience with it, but I think
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by test6554 4y ago
Someone makes a copy of your consciousness, runs millions of ads by this copy until it perfectly predicts your responses to various advertising strategies. Fast forward 2 months and you are broke. An oppressive government makes a copy of yo
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by test6554 4y ago
But please pay no attention to marketing costs.
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by test6554 4y ago
I wish there was a p2p lending program where I could make some cash and people with good credit could borrow for better rates than banks offer.
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by test6554 4y ago
A good time to be looking for a house. A terrible time to be looking for a mortgage.
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by test6554 4y ago
While she likely got permission, having your girlfriend request all your location data is a bit like Zuckerberg requeating all your location data. On some level alarm bells are going off.
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by test6554 4y ago
Here's what a cloud gaming service needs to take off: * Allow me to use any controller the game natively supports on almost any device (phone, tablet, pc, stream box, etc.) and also as many game consoles as possible (probably 0 or 1) *
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by test6554 4y ago
Find leads, market your products to them, set low expectations for yourself, listen to their feedback, close the deal, support and retain the customer.
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by test6554 4y ago
I mean think of the horrors you could force upon a simulated brain without any consequences. Simply make a copy, do whatever torture you want to that copy until they are broken in every possible way, then delete the copy and the original wo
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by test6554 4y ago
The problem comes when someone graduates with a liberal arts degree. Employers assume they were eating paste and finger painting for 4-5 years.
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by test6554 4y ago
Sure, it pays to be a rockstar, pro-athlete, e-sports champion, celebrity, or lottery winner. But the chances of actually being those things is so small that people can't count on them for their livelyhood. So mere mortals have to focu
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by test6554 4y ago
We just need a big copper heat-sink at the south pole that extends out to space.
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by test6554 4y ago
Sounds like adequate IT staffing is a common thread/problem here. Companies need to staff their IT departments proportional to the number of users, devices, and applications supported. They need to staff their IT department proportiona

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