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by uberman 4y ago
Nothing chatGPT returns should be taken as absolute truth. That would be like attempting to find the real people at this "party" https://nypost.com/2023/01/16/ai-generated-party-pics-look-e...
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by uberman 4y ago
I'm not condoning Adams nor have I ever heard this phrase used as a dog whistle. I am just pointing out that some polling organization did some work and found what to me was a surprising result. Dog whistle or not, I am personally surp
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by uberman 4y ago
Black Americans when polled by Rasmussen: "It's okay to be white. " 53% agree, 26% disagree, 21% not sure https://mobile.twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/status/16284601929...
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by uberman 4y ago
Here is the thing though. If all the perfectly good pairs of shoes were destroyed, the reported might have wrote an equally aggrieved piece about the shameful way these perfectly good shoes were not reused. Seems like they set up a strawman
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by uberman 4y ago
I kind of see where the "outrage" might come from in the lead as apparently they promised that the shoes were going to be recycled. However, the mantra is "reduce reuse recycle". Clearly it is better in the save the plan
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by uberman 4y ago
I enjoy answering questions but like the poster, I kind of hold my breath any time I do. Toxic downvoting is not just a question thing. There are people who will downvote any and every answer even a correct one to a question they feel is un
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by uberman 4y ago
Help you not accept being bullied as child was not enough to give your roommate a pass on missing rent one time before evicting them?
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by uberman 4y ago
No one says it's not fun to ride one, but you dont throw the sky lift in the bay when you are done for the day. The issue is no one not even Bird or apparently their investors care about the hard ware at all. In a rush for market domin
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by uberman 4y ago
People lease cars all the time. Is that not essentially the same thing?
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by uberman 4y ago
I consult for a company that is based in a city with scooters. My view is that they are essentially industrial garbage. People leave them on the sidewalk blocking pedestrians at best. At worst they end up in the canal or in the middle of th
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by uberman 4y ago
A tight underarmor shirt makes me feel compacted and muscular rather than fat. Perhaps that is just me though. I'm in good shape and coach youth sports. Your mileage may vary.
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by uberman 4y ago
Bing has threatened someone and that is a GPT3+ "AI" that people kind of trusted. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34804874 In my opinion it would be crazy to trust a self driving car, and AI or even a talking
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by uberman 4y ago
Sure, if the only thing you wanted to read was the editorial section :-)
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by uberman 4y ago
Exercising options once cost me money when a VC forced a surprise liquidation. Sometimes more is less.
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by uberman 4y ago
This would be like Rupert Murdoch purchasing Fox and then putting himself as a bug in the corner of every show a la MST3K.
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by uberman 4y ago
How would they provide personalized search results without tracking you? I dont want this to come across as condoning the tracking. I hate being snooped on. But everything including your vacuum tries to track you. Anything that markets itse
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by uberman 4y ago
I cant read the article, but from the headline it seems insane. I'm all for the proper treatment of animals. I live on a ranch with a herd of horses. That said, if my neighbor was mistreating their animals I would call some authority l
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by uberman 4y ago
Do you see the future as a star trek style utopia or as a star wars style dystopia? Personally I used to see it as one but now as I get older I see it as the other.
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by uberman 4y ago
I read the article just now, what is inflaming about it (other than it is about Rowling)?
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by uberman 4y ago
Are you a us citizen? If not, you are almost certainly breaking the law and if you have a visa or green card, are almost certainly out of status. Even if you are a US citizen, I suspect you are breaking Mexican law unless you have some sort
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by uberman 4y ago
I find the entire subject area facinating. As expected, there are people bemoaning it and someone posted " It’s called cheating, and if you are a decent engineer you should never cheat ". I loath these kinds of interviews and fran
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by uberman 4y ago
The quote from Cox is " open-source software projects need to explore new telemetry designs that help developers get the information they need to work efficiently and effectively " which does not mention project size. https:&#x2F
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by uberman 4y ago
I personally dont care for the male and female nature of usb connectors. I feel it is only a matter of time before my kids has ruined a new cable.
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by uberman 4y ago
Limits on document size took me off guard.
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by uberman 4y ago
While I agree that the reaction is overstated, I can't help but feel that the core dissatisfaction is valid. Introducing telemetry is not (contrary to the claims of Google) naturally part of open source development. Perhaps it is natur
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by uberman 4y ago
“ What about a child whose divorced parents share custody of her? ” Since both parents have an account, the child in question will always be at a location where validated devices exist. If the child has their own device and returns weekly t
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by uberman 4y ago
From my experience, for all practical purposes, tenure does not change your job responsibilities. If you're expected to have a 4/4 load before then you are expected to have one after. Same if your expected to be research active wi
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by uberman 4y ago
The advice that irked me was "tip 25%" because inflation... Inflation already made the cost of food go up, there is no reason to tip a greater percent.
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by uberman 4y ago
Cool, I also sent my kids to one. Since you trust them and this is their area of expertise, have you spoken to them about this? I feel they are the experts here not some random tech interested people. Put a different way, would you ask the
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by uberman 4y ago
Are you going to sell them? Homer is definitely not public domain.

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