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by vizzier 2y ago
You're right, harassment might not be the right term when applied to a corporate entity. Either way these were both defamation suits.
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by vizzier 2y ago
Not OP, but Fox Settled the dominion lawsuit for $725M [1]. So this type of harassment means big judgments against you. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_Voting_Systems_v._Fox...
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by vizzier 2y ago
Honestly I don't see how this theoretical framework is much different from corporate leveraged buyouts.
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by vizzier 2y ago
> That prompted MacAulay to order an internal investigation, which has now uncovered a total of four cases where veterans were allegedly offered MAID — all apparently by the same caseworker. Rogue employees suggesting bad treatment doesn
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by vizzier 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6JFTmQCFHg
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by vizzier 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AVO1IyfA9M Video linked earlier in the thread that gives a visual on what exactly this looks like.
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by vizzier 2y ago
FancyZones does exist to help with some of this if you're on windows: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/fancyzon...
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by vizzier 2y ago
Every book is unique, but they all share his unique philosophy and wit. Highly recommend any of his works. The more you read of discworld the more of a world it will build, but none are so highly coupled that they can't be read indepen
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by vizzier 2y ago
Not just starting, the AI gets significant overall resource multipliers as you increase the difficulty. [1] https://civilization.fandom.com/wiki/Difficulty_level_(Civ6)
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by vizzier 2y ago
I read this comment as a bit tongue in cheek, but to be clear, the aim of the bots isn't generally to advocate for as specific viewpoint but to flood the information landscape with bad information making it challenging for normal peopl
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by vizzier 2y ago
> vehicle, flying a plane, operating weapons in the military, or even owning a personal weapon? 3 of these require significant training or at least licensing and the last one is banned in the majority of western nations. I'm with yo
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by vizzier 2y ago
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/co... Probably the most up to date we'd get. I think your numbers are about right at around 1 million for temporary workers and students combined.
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by vizzier 2y ago
Ordinary things did a good (slightly comedic) brief history of the scooters a couple of years back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9aeMccUPY0
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by vizzier 2y ago
(speaking as a person who isn't blind) The biggest omission seems to be that there is nothing to tell you what floor you've arrived at. This is probably fine for an empty elevator but as soon as it gets busy and there are 10s of
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by vizzier 2y ago
Unsure on the specific phrases, but it has been happening for a while. Subscribe highlights with certain phrases too.
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by vizzier 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Harry_Dunn Pretty much.
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by vizzier 2y ago
To be fair, London is one of the most cosmopolitan and international cities in the world. The rest of the UK isn't quite so much like that.
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by vizzier 2y ago
For my own part, this wasn't a huge team. We had the knowledge of if the issue was application/software based but would pass back to ops if it was hardware/OS related. One possible bonus, being on call operating your own soft
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by vizzier 2y ago
My experience being "on call" as an engineer has mostly not been that you need to write code at 3am. It usually comes down to restarting a machine, deploying a new machine or copy, or informing the rest of the company that some 3r
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by vizzier 2y ago
Counterpoint to that though, guilds existed as a different form of control for many hundreds or thousands of years. Instead of controlling what people can make, just control who can make it.
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by vizzier 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg-J2TS13GA
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by vizzier 2y ago
If the marginal utility AI is less than the costs of the energy needed to use it then presumably capitalism will solve this problem?
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by vizzier 2y ago
Agreed.
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by vizzier 2y ago
It sounds a lot like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Wednesday basically use short positions to trade against the real value of the currency while selling at the "pegged" price pocket the difference.
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by vizzier 2y ago
I just did that switch having been on iphone since the 6s. It is amazing how much choice there is on the Android platform. Having switched to Samsung immediately I get two software stores for a start. I'm not beholden to a single file
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by vizzier 2y ago
https://www.amazon.ca/Beelink-Computer-Desktop-Display-2-5Gb... I mean, you're basically describing the mini-pc form factor. I'm not sure exactly where the steamdeck lies but the last couple of years these laptop
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by vizzier 2y ago
By what mechanism was this intended to work? Any known fields would surely have stronger local effects outside of direct sunlight...
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by vizzier 2y ago
I'll follow up with John Green's blind tasting. Which is just one of my favourite videos related to Dr Pepper. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcOM3H06KI4
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by vizzier 2y ago
Nice write up. Mirrors some of my own experiences over the last year. Additional small note. You can run certbot from inside a container [0] if you want to, but as noted might require some additional effort (play books to move certs around
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by vizzier 2y ago
The craziest part to me of this idea of their valuation is being a tech company not a car is that the stock jumped 20% on ... news that they're going to release an affordable car? None of it makes any sense.

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