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by true_religion 8mo ago
I would include the USA, with the caveat that in the US being sent to the military is often seen as a punishment for rich children where as in the Middle East being sent to the military can be an opportunity to build an independent power ba
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by true_religion 8mo ago
The saying it’s true for officers seems to need greater support since historically officers were always nobility or from the leadership class. Today, in countries that are not full democracies, the leadership wants the military controlled b
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by true_religion 8mo ago
But the risks that running a red light pose aren’t civil in nature, so it feels like a perversion to use civil infractions as an excuse to get sloppy with enforcement.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
I’m not sure I’m against the bill since it’s implemented at the App Store level. They wanted a walled garden and became a duopoly. If we aren’t going to dismantle the walls, then at least the public has right to determine what happens at th
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Accountability according to reputation is exactly what is happening for AI providers. All these articles about Claude destroying systems makes people trust Claude less, and maybe even “fire” Claude by choosing another AI provider with bette
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by true_religion 8mo ago
I know a certain senior manager who refuses to use Figma because complex designs aren’t easily printable so you have to use the tool directly. Instead, they have my manager transcribe all the Figma interactions with screenshots into a PRD,
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Codes is a proper grammatical word in English, but we don’t use it in reference to general computer programming. You can for example have two different organizations with different codes of conduct. There is though nothing technically wrong
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by true_religion 8mo ago
You mean something like this? https://store.stericycle.com/8-2-quart-bd-sharps-container/3... They’re pretty common in nursing homes in my area.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
This is how the internet is run in countries where you need ID to connect to services. It’s not at all dystopian.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Aren’t common things like children walking into the road still problems that Tesla can’t handle?
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Are we talking about the same guy who purportedly never even read an article with their name on it containing multiple insulting false quotes and was summarily dismissed? Mind you, I’m not purporting malice but their choosing the blame AI r
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Alternatively… there was no AI error, the reporter made up the quotes, and lied when they were challenged.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Door bells also had a popular movie made that revolved around their use: Weapons. And that didn’t raise an uproar of suspicion even as one character went door to door asking if he could look at his neighbors recordings. People are comfortab
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by true_religion 8mo ago
I wouldn’t mind liquidation preferences with a multiplier so long as they are served after the 1x preferences. That way someone can’t come in and reap 900k on a 100k investment while the rest of the shareholders walk away with 1/10th o
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Available doesn’t mean instant healing from routing breaks. When there is a break, the internet on both sides continue to function but are inaccessible to each other.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
I agree. The large equity investment groups that hunt on public markets don’t represent the public interest.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
So what? If you’re selling a low amount of shares, you are still generating a low amount of input to the company. If it neither needs money nor guidance, then why IPO? The owners already have enough of both.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
https://www.buzzfeed.com/jonmichaelpoff/presidential-descend... He had a family and their descendants naturally look like him.
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by true_religion 8mo ago
I disagree. If we solve this problem, we’ll also solve the more serious “real” problem. The only distraction comes from people saying this is okay, and those people are bound to always practice a motte and bailey argument style to hide the
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Why wouldn’t they be? The easiest way to start a guild is to grandfather all existing tradespeople as legacy, and begin enforcement on rising juniors who have no connection to seniors in the industry. Your children get to inherit your posit
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Well, it has a bunch of plugins for making your notes folder into a database, or cataloguing meta data, or adding graphs, spreadsheets, mind maps, or flow charts, but I don’t really use any of those. The only thing I use is the Mathjax plug
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by true_religion 8mo ago
Calling nearly naked, non consensual imagery of real children “not CSAM” is a dangerous avenue to follow. For a child, this can easily lead to bullying, substantiate rumors that are otherwise false, or normalize their unwilling participatio
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by true_religion 8mo ago
More to the point… the same president was in power during when COVID information was supposedly being censored, and today when political opposition is supposedly being censored. So OPs argument that it’s both parties doing it falls flat on
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by true_religion 8mo ago
The only risk is if you’re trying to bootstrap your competitors with their open source contribution, and have a paid private integrations. AGPL means you cannot do this. This is less of a risk, than it is the explicit intention of the Licen
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by true_religion 8mo ago
I'm curious what the point is in calling out obvious edge cases that can be addressed by either the legislation allowing for discretion in enforcement via the FCC or other department, or having the court system directly address this fa
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by true_religion 8mo ago
You don’t have to submit a picture of a face to prove you are child, because all accounts are “teen” accounts by default. If they were age-gating children to make a safe space, that would be one thing, but they are instead making an adults
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by true_religion 8mo ago
IMO, abolitionist made absolutist arguments like appeals to the common sense of inalienable rights, or Christian virtue. Their opponents would have to fight through the cognitive dissonance of arguing an unnatural or unchristian position. T
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by true_religion 9mo ago
Isn’t this claim just an artifact of the US constitution? I would like to see if counties with vastly different histories have similar wording in their constitutions.
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by true_religion 9mo ago
Rosie is a gal, and I don’t see how these lines are written by an LLM. IMO it’s fairly detailed.
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by true_religion 9mo ago
The above might seem a little shocking to non Americans, but consider the Gettysburg Address and the Emancipation proclamation. The first was because fighting merely for the preservation of the union was not enough to bolster moral. Union f

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