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by throwaway346434 2y ago
I have prototyped using timefold in a work project for hospital bed allocation. Using the shortcut of "It's AI, but it won't hallucinate because it follows all of your policy and rules" has been a great way to onboard
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9foi342LXQE comes to mind!
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Dear lord, that's not a particularly reasonable article, nor does it do the most cursory research, IE: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Arguably, they did turn it off: the whole IDE, at once.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Or to put it another way: available with a rate of return that makes it sensible for average middle class home owners to say yes to, to the point dirty power sources are having to shut down in some markets (or fiercely lobby through the pol
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Slightly disagree, only in that the people who supported the horrible person should hear the terrible acts done. Otherwise, yes. No comfort to those who comfort/enable abusers.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Eh. For children of less than stellar parents, a funeral is: - A bad person gets celebrated in a way that is not aligned to your understanding - A bunch of people who don't know about the less than stellar bits offering what feels like
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Strong agree. The arts have a place in society. Tackling real problems like hunger or health do too, arguably more so - they create the space for society to tolerate, if not enjoy art. But the down side is we have a huge smear of jobs that
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
While establishment politics in academica sucks the original comment was so poorly thought out as to be farce. The (people who want science funding in the US) manipulated (another country's health authority) so that (Donald Trump and R
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
That's a fairly insane take! 1) Do cloth masks work or have any value? Trivial to google. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7510705/ 2) Do you honestly think that 124 people have died to prop up scien
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
On the other hand, Xbox consoles these days sell with a "free trial" of their online services that automatically starts charging after 3 months. It's at a minimum a dark pattern. At worst? https://www.ftc.gov/
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
I would give up a huge amount of my paycheck for a manager who heard me bitch and whinge about every little flaw; told me I'd made them too angry to continue the conversation but we should pick it up in ~48 hours with a mutually agreea
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
This is all bad advice. A bad manager is rarely ignorant they are bad; they are often going to be insecure having moved outside of their comfort zone. A good leader is going to be aware they often act terribly and invite you to their world
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
You can do a lot more than just argue within the constraints: Changed my name, gender and the scenario a lot, insisted the NYPD was problematic, that property crime was a nothing burger compared to the exploitative behaviour of capitalists
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Enforced by companies who are doing shady things with data in the most inconvenient way, rather than listening to DoNotTrack or https://globalprivacycontrol.org/ Because if they can say "hey look over there, regulation
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Even worse, it misses the point. Shipping means you realize benefits for a target audience. Enable someone to hit a revenue target, compliance measure, etc. if leadership doesn't care about that or can't work to that kind of fra
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Yellow Journalism has been around since the 1890s, and to a degree journalism has always been about propaganda - it's hard to spread your opinion without a printing press, and by the time the poor can get their hands on them, the upper
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Ah yes, this chap is tanking his company into the ground for Reasons! Like feelings! No one in the entire history of the world has been on a coke bender and made bad life choices!
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Oh, nonsense. This local police officer had no idea what they were doing. Otherwise, they would have restricted the airspace on an ongoing basis: https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publications/atpubs/foa_html...
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Bicycles built for long duration use - people do ride for 16-24 hours straight more than you'd think do exist.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
You cannot get a custom designed bicycle for your body for a few hundred bucks, particularly from a US manufacturer
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
> they felt that having a project called F*ckAMP might put off potential employers. Do you really want to work with an employer who cares about this? Works both ways
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Try mapswipe
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Try mapswipe
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Alltheplaces.xyz and experimental tools like https://matkoniecz.codeberg.page/improving_openstreetmap_usi...
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
No, you tick 'nearby' and it's a non issue.
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Wrong. https://ia.acs.org.au/article/2024/-i-m-not-leaving---kim-do... 1) There was an order signed recently. He has not physically left NZ yet. 2) He's not convicted, he hasn't been in front of a judge
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
Yeah. Nah. 1) are your goals aligned with the ultimate success factors of the company? Probably. 2) are the people who want to stop you from doing your job aligned? Probably not. Ask yourself if people who "just want a minute" wou
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AllThePlaces.xyz(alltheplaces.xyz)
1 points by throwaway346434 2y ago|1 comments
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by throwaway346434 2y ago
An open web data scraping dataset of CC 0 licenced POI, written in python with the scrapy framework. https://github.com/alltheplaces/alltheplaces

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