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2y ago
What problems did you have? I really haven't come across problems that were much different than what I had with init.
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2y ago
I like to look at inverses. Give me an example of something that is moral and unethical, and example of something that is immoral and ethical. Once you do that, we can get to the real difference.
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3y ago
This misses the fact that Truth Social users fit a single exploitable demographic that's highly loyal to their in-group and susceptible to persuasion.
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3y ago
Yes, I got a call from them. They asked about a small project that I never worked on, but I knew someone who did. No idea how they got my info, and couldn't get any answers from the sales rep who called me. It was very off putting.
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3y ago
Agreed. If there's any new holiday, it should be a voting holiday in November.
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3y ago
Not awkward at all. I'm sure the family was touched that you still thought about him after all those years.
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3y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I imagine something like deceptive advertising regulations could serve as a starting point.
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3y ago
Yes. The answer is a "config.d" directory, this has been known to linux package managers for a long time. It is the only way for multiple packages to contribute to configuration without fighting over ownership of the one true con
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3y ago
Okay, if someone cannot be "rehabilitated" where is the value to society or to that person in punishing them to make them suffer more on top of separating them from the public?
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3y ago
To me, that is like printing out an document and scanning it later to send to someone. It happened a lot in the early days of email.
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3y ago
Why should prisons be about punishment rather than rehabilitation?
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3y ago
Are there any channels that do this type of analysis for software failures?
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3y ago
And what are your thoughts on police body cams?
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3y ago
Maybe Disney and the record labels shouldn't be claiming so much of public culture as their own.
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3y ago
You might be right, and thank you for doing that. I remember hearing that the number of software engineers doubles every 5 years, meaning that most software engineers will always have less than 5 years of experience. I think it was Bob Mar
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3y ago
The alternative is that software engineers are resolved of responsibility for only following orders. Also, I don't understand why so many software engineers are willing to write code that is clearly adverse to users so their managers c
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3y ago
What is the fix are are you referring to?
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3y ago
Ukraine made me rethink some of my Iraq and Afghanistan era views, only to have the GOP change stance without reason. Where I thought there was actually room for coming to a common understanding, even that had become divisive. Meanwhile e
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3y ago
But Apple sure did market iMusic as a legitimate replacement for owned physical media while never mentioning the the fact you don't own it and it may disappear at any time. That fact is only mentioned buried somewhere in the EULA, and
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3y ago
The vast majority of combatants are male, so women and children are typically viewed as non-combatants by default.
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3y ago
But if I walk into a franchise restaurant with a camera recording, they'll kick me out while happily recording and selling data with their own cameras.
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3y ago
The thing that stands out to me is the described proof of BQP-completeness where they say they prove any quantum system can be similarities as balls and springs, but later they say you may need an exponential number of springs for a classic
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3y ago
Link to the shirt?
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3y ago
Posting just a link is lazy. Give us some context if you want to convey real meaning.
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3y ago
The ways we have to deal with corruption are often insufficient.
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3y ago
I had that thought too, but that case involved Google reimplementing a published API. This case is about using an unpublished API.
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3y ago
Is this related at all to "Assembly Theory" that was discussed recently?
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3y ago
An open question also means people are more likely to check back for an update. Once the question is closed, there's less value for further reporting.
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3y ago
And here we are in 2023, you can be a contract food courier for the Uber cartel.
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3y ago
I heard somewhere it was common practice to reuse tablets. It was easier to scrape the surface clean than to make a new tablet. You'd save any tablets you have, and might wait until you need it to scrape it clean. In Mesopotamia there
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