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vasco
2mo ago
Well you got told No, did it anyway and lost the room. Not sure you understood the negotiation part.
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2mo ago
Someone else will do it is the lowest form of justification for any bad behavior. Regarding the rest of your judgement of the quality of the comments that's why we have votes. Some of my comments for this 15 years are downvoted and oth
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2mo ago
You might want to google what inb4 means, at least you could've put a bit more effort substantiating it.
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2mo ago
It's not easy. Part of the instructions would need to contain things like "how to convince your boss to not just delete the old thing" and "what to do when the startup you worked for went bankrupt" among others. Mos
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2mo ago
I'm portuguese so that's funny.
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2mo ago
Ok but none of that is what was mentioned. I lived near the sea all my life I'm aware of winter vs summer differences in slope and waves in different beaches. You were saying that if for example your 24h case happened, the weather arou
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2mo ago
> what the slope of the beach is today (many people don't even know this changes drastically daily and why it is important So why is it important? As far as I know the slope changes AFTER the weather not before as a prediction mecha
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2mo ago
> The companies are begging to be regulated for this reason and have been doing so for years Regulations are rules that you force on a market, but the actors in the market should not be assumed to be all operating against the regulations
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2mo ago
All unions just exist to fuck up the existence of anyone not on the union. All you need to know this is to have worked near unions.
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2mo ago
You didn't read the article because the company that worked on this has published open models before and both these things are mentioned early on.
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2mo ago
Even just reading this has more bureaucracy than at a company with hundreds of people. Holy hell some projects turned open source into committees and committees to decide what committees are needed.
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2mo ago
Every person must have some natural violence pre disposition but that needs to be weighed by their ability to inflict it. I could be a super violent guy on a desert island and so never inflict violence. How physically strong you are must co
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2mo ago
The point really went over your head. New people don't give a shit how it was done before. Do you care that your clothes aren't hand made?
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2mo ago
> if a government took it over that might be nice > to avoid it being used by law enforcement What?
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2mo ago
For me taste is judgement about things that don't matter. Like you have taste in clothes. But a judge doesn't have bad taste when he makes a wrong decision, he has bad judgement.
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2mo ago
The point is most people's jobs are like that. So it doesn't matter how interesting it was or that who did it before doesn't like it anymore because there's a queue of people lined up to do the brainless new version of t
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2mo ago
Have you seen what most people do for jobs all day? They do repetitive brainless things, not always new and interesting work. For all of those people, doing this is at least something you do sitting down alone in an office and so they will
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2mo ago
I for one think that's it's been too long that human suffering is alone. Since the machines will take our jobs, they might as well suffer while they do it. It's like the old adage: "If you make AGI you just want to watch
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2mo ago
Housing usually is needed for living. Not a status symbol for dating. I see how it can help the same way as not starving to death will also help with dating, but the framing is odd.
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2mo ago
Smells of favoritism and corruption and lack of priorities is what it does. This guy must know someone. I doubt that of everything the city of Munich depends on, an xml parser even registers as a thing that needs money. And if it did then y
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2mo ago
It's more funny than the dog doing differential equations I'll tell you that. Specially when it gets mad.
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2mo ago
All of the point of that article is that most people that think something is a sigmoid think it'll bend just as they are publishing their analysis. And the article says, don't do that, assume it'll be related to how long we&#
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2mo ago
I'm sorry but you didn't write that, and so I thought it was interesting to add. Maybe you added it in a different comment.
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2mo ago
There wasn't a single civilization there. The same way if you arrived in Greece during the roman period you'd have 2000 year old temples to look at and if you go there now you have both the 4000 year old ones and the 2000 year ol
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2mo ago
The article doesn't hold the universal truth.
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2mo ago
Nice, left you my handwritten review of the odyssey: https://vasco.handwritten.blog/the-greek-movie
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2mo ago
Every website will just add a global label somewhere in the pop-up they already have about cookies.
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2mo ago
Most guys that go into firefighting really enjoy looking at fire, I can say that much. And this problem exists globally. Maybe we can also ask why women don't join to fight fires and there's 10% or less participation. Compared to
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2mo ago
Funny racism that doesn't like Argentina but loved Cape Verde.
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2mo ago
The NFL is an association of billionaires that captured a sport and created rules to keep scarcity going and not let either of them ruin it for the others. In football we already have oil magnates buying individual clubs here and there, but
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