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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Have they ever publicly discussed what their algorithm is? I'd be quite interested to hear from a place with reasonably high traffic how they go about it.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
They're simply radiant
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
It's funny to me that they thought they could make systems safer by tacking nanny's onto them, while still accelerating the arms race.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Finiteness is not even necessary for value (ideas being the go-to example). Its necessary for a price (actually non-finite things are free, assuming they're produced in a free market).
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Information is a key part of the rationality assumption of a free market, so having people systematically distort what jobs are available causes problems.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
> Then we were told what we really need is nurses. So folks went to nursing school in droves. I'm not sure where we are with that, because it seems like hospitals still never have enough nurses but that those folks that went to nurs
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
I was curious, and it looks like they made it hard to enforce, capped at a year, and require a garden pay (50%) period. https://www.upcounsel.com/non-compete-agreement-enforceabili...
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Played a fair amount as a kid. It's fun, but you definitely need to play with folks who don't care too much about losing, as the difficulty for the capturing team is quite a bit higher than the running side. Works best if you can
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
My partner and I have a difficult time saying pregnant without using one of those variations. Definitely one of my favorite bits of nonsense.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Heaven forbid I disagree with Mark Twain, but star war: backstroke of the west[0] is another great example in this uh genre. [0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20170115091456/http://winterson....
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
For what its worth, for a number of decades, American town squares have in many places been shopping malls, which are privately owned. There are several states where protestors can be thrown out of malls[0], free speech be damned. I'm
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
You might want to read 1491.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Ideally we'd have something like quadratic funding[0] as the means of choosing where to spend that fund, so that we get optimal contributions from private funds as well. In general, software should be treated like a public resource, si
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
If e.g. the Lepin family can thrive in a socialist country, yes, they obviously are.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
I had some left wing accelerationist friends and man was it frustrating trying to point out the problems with the perspective.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
The news that there are so many of these happening is terrible, but I very much appreciate that CNN has a lite mode that's just text.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
The incident in north Carolina was labelled as such. It's definitely wrong to call this just vandalism.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Reminds me of the infinite polyrhythm from the last summer of math exposition[0], though this has the more frequent notes in the base rather than in the treble. How pleasant the "Musification" is depends quite a lot on your choice
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
I am too (T1). There are in fact mandates to tell us the amount of carbs in a given food. That's how you can count carbohydrates in your food. Raw fruits and vegetables have an exception because that's public information. Unlike t
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
"spices" is the worst . are they worried that someone is going to steal their recipe if they happen to list all the ingredients?
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
fuck off dude, we literally do that. It's exhausting. Is it really such an imposition to have labels?
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
"You will not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold!" - William Jennings Bryan
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
My dude, sesame allergies are higher in the middle east, where sesame is a very common ingredient [0]. There is something happening with development that leads to immune system fuckery, but it's definitely more complicated than simpl
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
No, there's so much secret sesame that you don't know is there that even with the range of hypothetical options lessened, there are more foods you know are safe now. My partner, who has a sesame allergy, had basically sworn off
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
I hadn't thought of it before, but cannon seems mostly to be a consequence of copyright. Places like SCP, which only vaguely use copyright, have a cannon that more closely resemble traditional mythmaking.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
What else do you do with an unregulated quasi-monopoly? Pay out to shareholders
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Many servers have a link that let's you sign in when you click the follow button. it's a bit janker than ideal.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
It was any server that shared links with the server which hosted that. So mathstodon.xyz, for example, which is where a bunch of math Twitter ran to, and not particularly political, was also hit. Even if you endorse banning links to someone
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
Intelligence is overrated for it's utility in navigating the world.
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by wardedVibe 4y ago
I actually bought one a while back for the emacs metakeys issue which had 4 buttons (it was originally designed for turning pages on a pad while playing music). It worked pretty well while it lasted, but broke after like a year. Having a qm

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