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by throwaway346434 3y ago
You've missed the subtle point here. Imagine you walk in 4 years down the track and try to examine AI generated logic committed under a dev's credentials. It's written in an odd, but certain way. There is no documentation. Th
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
We need to kick this up a notch, with automated recognition of the advertiser and either complaint letters generated to their sales team email addresses, a media regulator, or for those with physical stores, geofenced notifications on your
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
... What. It hallucinates and it doesn't compile, fine. It hallucinates and flips a 1 with a -1; oops that's a lot of lost revenue. But it compiled, right? It hallucinates, and in 4% of cases rejects a home loan when it shouldn&#x
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/blog/from-mothers-pensio... "For every 10,000 households participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), about 14 contained a recipient who was inves
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Agree. Many are ignoring the fact that these ads aren't all traditional advertising. Particularly appauling in my view is the propaganda: https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/clive-palmer-spends-... We saw
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
You arent wrong, there's a different mindset with a lot of homeassistant. It feels like there isnt an understanding of something like MQTT - I want automations that listen to events, which include data in the payload. "Subscribe t
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
Yeah that statement is whacky. Over the past 40 years, was has been rate and efficacy of formal and informal sexual health education? Pretty sure 80s kids got a lot of reasonable knowledge their parents lacked, and then went on to raise the
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
> Think the Paris coffee shops where the French revolution brewed, or British pubs where engineers designed the first public railway The other part of this is that a third places mixes people of different social strata, and you end up ta
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by throwaway346434 3y ago
What you describe is probably uncommon. I'm sure there are more robust neuroscience papers, but as an example: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4409058/ Your average human does a lot of optim
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
And you are enableing the problem.
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
People who use different pronouns are about 5% of americans: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/06/07/about-5-of-... Similar rates in other countries: https://www.aph.gov.au/About
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
Picture this article being written a vi/vim user; about all of those "freaks who use emacs". At some point you realise the writer is doing the same kind of thing as the people described, their criticisms make a low effort to
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
My problem is the author deliberately states they didnt bother to ask, and does so in a way that is almost bragging about it. Through the article, this happens in various forms. If the point of the article is to criticise someone's beh
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
I found the author's pointed lack of bothering to ask about pronouns when the subject of their investigation posts under different ly gendered pseudonyms; use of the words "normal people" and infiltrating a group only to neg
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
The author did exactly what the subject of the critical opinion piece did, but did a worse job of it and was entirely unself critical.
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
Yeah. Nah. https://www.apra.gov.au/register-of-authorised-deposit-takin... If you sign up to be an authorised deposit taking institute, you actually have to adhere to that! It varies by jurisdiction. But if you think your m
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
There's nothing hypothetical here. No could be used, is used for propaganda. - Regime has a track record of human rights abuses - Company takes payment, sends out judge, stamps out record - Company takes a stance as "family valu
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
Going to guess you didnt read the link in a lot of detail. There are accusations of forced participations in public spectacles in there, regardless of environmental conditions (ie: heat). If they'll do that for his birthday, would they
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
Yeah. Nah. https://www.iphronline.org/turkmenistan-continued-repression... Human rights track record bad? No problem! We're all having fun right? Participate in TV show that mocks things? Ooh, no, we're the gate k
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
So: you need to learn how to be a chef. Off you go to VR chef school for... a few weeks. Congrats, you qre a chef now. Was it worth the hardware yout wont use qgain?
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
The bit you are missing from examples like the australian carbon tax, you provide compensation to the consumer, so only the middle man feels the pinch. This worked well when introduced.
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by throwaway346434 4y ago
Yeah. So. What exactly is your point here? - a distributed, technically suitable protocol existed for describing yourself and your network? - that you had control of it? And thats... bad? - that large social networks saw interoperability an
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
36. Development manager. Have my ticket as a Project Manager, Technical BA, enough architecture experience I could go for EA roles, enough people experience I prefer leading teams. It isnt that hard to stay "current"; while espous
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
Labor here also includes: - planning - safety - certification For example; you are paying for a crew of 10 people to do a minor repair - people to manage traffic, people to do the planning and legal legalwork to shut down the road, people t
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
If you are doing things with what is basically strings, as you find a lot of user input from web form inputs is, the advantages in having a lot of different strict types of Strings isnt huge. In these scenarios, using just basic types gets
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
Its really not. Australia's carbon tax was simple, and worked. It only failed to take into account crony capitalism and ideological actors.
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
I disagree in the sense the architect should be hands off and a source of good practice, recommendations, and an all round enabler. But the dev at the coalface? They own the solution.
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
Bike stores might be a little unique given the huge crunch of new bikes going out the doors, and fewer parts readily available. But yes, thats surprising, and its strange they didnt just act as a proxy, ordering from, well, anywhere! To get
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
Many of the comments here are asking the wrong question - its not a matter of whether miners should be able to buy power plants and licences; so much as why it was cost effective for a disused coal plant to be acquired instead of a purchase
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by throwaway346434 5y ago
It already worked in Australia until conservatives and vested interests ran an aggressive media campaign, facilitated by Newscorp. Emissions dropped. Consumers didnt notice a hike in prices, or where they did, switched.

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