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421.
by twelve40 3y ago
because BofA employs 217000 people, and just like in any other large bank and even general population, a certain percentage of them have been, are, and will be thieves and criminals, including part of the management, who will take opportuni
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by twelve40 3y ago
+1 on the database tool. Used to hop between random tools from project to project, dbeaver, cli sql tools, oracle tool when must deal with oracle. Now everything is in one UI for me, right next to my code in one familiar interface.
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by twelve40 3y ago
this isn't even very remarkable, it's kind of a perpetual ongoing thing with all big banks: > Six of the nation’s largest banks—Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo—have ama
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by twelve40 3y ago
it's pointless to self-host mail (except for backups maybe) because 99% of your normal-life recipients are likely to be on Google and the content of your emails will be ingested by the big brother anyway.
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by twelve40 3y ago
so you punish your lazy "friends" like, i dunno, your real estate agent by refusing to read emails from them because they sold their souls to Gmail. This is so absurd.
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by twelve40 3y ago
Most non-techies don't give a crap indeed. Maybe these people haven't traveled much at all. When you are in the middle of a non-US city, you're trying to get the keys to your stay and the night is falling, you fire up that on
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by twelve40 3y ago
i use whatsapp to call my grandma and my aunt among other people, because that's what they use. Actually, my parents too, now that i think about it, they fall back to whatsapp all the time. How in tf is that an "algorithmic people
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by twelve40 3y ago
had to look up, they are right next to Tesla Engineering? might as well burn a Tesla, too, while you're at it
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by twelve40 3y ago
Yup, totally repulsed by that, too. I wish they just had a paid option to remove all that crap, but noo, it's mandatory you get fed that daily. So i end up going there once a month or so, just to check on my remote friends still on FB&
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by twelve40 3y ago
This process is comically absurd compared to Turo. I used to rent out my car on Turo, and at some point I stopped meeting the renters completely. Just leave the car any time in the agreed-upon location, pick it up a week later at my conveni
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by twelve40 3y ago
but in this case what would they lie about? i don't think anyone would deny existence of defectors or how hard it is for them to move around. It's more like a poor quality article though, they start off by claiming massive new dif
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by twelve40 3y ago
who does Getty steal from?
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by twelve40 3y ago
if you are a robot that ripped off literally all the data in the world and now resells it in a repackaged form for its own profit, then yes, you can be sued. Talking about whistling a song is pretty absurd in this context.
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by twelve40 3y ago
> What if it turns out that OpenAI bought a copy of every book ingested be ChatGPT? well, let's see the receipts then, they will surely have no problem winning in that case.
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by twelve40 3y ago
> time & effort humans had to spend on simply acquiring enough calories so you are reducing "humans" in the comment you are replying to, to Western Australian and Central Desert groups? that's not the majority of human
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by twelve40 3y ago
how come famines were a thing then if this is so easy? my guess is that you probably picked a particular sparsely living group in particular favorable climate that eventually probably got wiped out by a hungrier group. furthermore, hunting
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by twelve40 3y ago
I wouldn't be so harsh. they are trying to find an explanation for things with little to go on. Besides, they probably don't even fare that much worse than other social sciences in that regard, at least there isn't a ton of m
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by twelve40 3y ago
I didn't even think about that. You're right, it's really a joke about two dudes who bumped into each other in a brothel and each invented a story how they totally by some strange accident got there )))
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by twelve40 3y ago
try the world(google), it's actually closer to finland
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by twelve40 3y ago
> had a life expectancy considerably closer to modern ones than most people think there are quite a few weasel words in there, but no, they didn't have life expectancy I would envy, even if they survived adulthood.
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by twelve40 3y ago
> dynamically typed language, and that's also nice what is nice about a dynamically typed language? like, seriously, can you list some reasons for a dynamically typed language to exist?
442.
by twelve40 3y ago
it pretty intense how much they are tightening things. I just signed up for crypto.com and it's mfa, id upload, mfa on every transaction, and a 3d face scan now (so much for anonymous bitcoin, haha). A bunch of exchanges avoid US like
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by twelve40 3y ago
To make this go from a useless dataset of one remark to something insightful, you'd have to back up your "VASTLY" claim with, say, the number of people who suffer/die in road accidents through no fault of their own.
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by twelve40 3y ago
so they probably re-map this stuff on a very regular basis, that's why it's kept to limited locations because of cost of this
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by twelve40 3y ago
i suspect the reason why all these years these cars operate only in like half dozen locations is that these locations have been and probably continuously are being expensively mapped to death in greatest detail (to avoid accidents and bad P
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by twelve40 3y ago
> Every time Twitter bugs out, people will go to Threads Wait, I thought it's supposed to be Bluesky? Three months ago they were totally probably maybe going to incinerate Twitter.
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by twelve40 3y ago
> Master's degrees filter more on having the money I was a TA and RA, didn't have to pay a dime for grad school, in fact got paid a livable salary, that was UC. No scholarships or anything special at all, just regular TA and RA
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by twelve40 3y ago
by following the 5 whys analysis technique, it appears that the actual root cause of this accident is "trying stupid shit at home"... (maybe just buy some firecrackers for the reenactment next time? no pressing need to cook them a
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by twelve40 3y ago
and here we are complaining about bringing down production...
450.
by twelve40 3y ago
seems like a bit more, the left hand+eardrums+right thumb are mentioned... a pretty intense tradeoff :thinking_face:

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