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by yladiz 3y ago
I wonder what happened here. Isn't it a requirement for cars to have emergency brakes for situations when the normal method of braking fails?
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by yladiz 3y ago
I guess they had no choice about the election date, but yeah they should have realized this when they approved the marathon date. And even disregarding that they really should have planned much better, as you said it was predicable there wo
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by yladiz 3y ago
> places with incompetent politicians (Berlin) What makes you think that, stuff like the Mietendeckel?
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by yladiz 3y ago
In the simple case your example might work, but we know that the LLMs are not able to make general logical inferences at runtime with both strong knowledge of a subject and runtime data, in the case of an LLM playing chess. Regardless of it
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Polylith in a Nutshell(polylith.gitbook.io)
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by yladiz 3y ago
> it’s that I don’t think consent is needed to make an image with my face put into a naked body Can you explain more of your reasoning why you don't think consent is needed here? I think the main thing here is that there is a very c
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by yladiz 3y ago
It doesn’t have a de jure minimum wage, but it does have a de facto one, and just saying it doesn’t hides the subtlety of that.
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by yladiz 3y ago
> Denmark doesn't have a minimum wage and they're doing okay. It’s more complicated than that, and you know it, or you’re using that fact to further your point somewhat disingenuously. Yes, there in no minimum wage defined by l
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by yladiz 3y ago
What?
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by yladiz 3y ago
It's not about it being a contest, and while hateful words are hateful no matter how "badly hateful" they are, it's also not fair to just lump all words used in a hateful way together because it equates words legitimatel
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by yladiz 3y ago
> "boomer" is a pretty hatefull slur these days What? It's absolutely not as insulting as any number of terms used against people of color, people with disabilities, women, minorities (the list can go on), and saying it&#x
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by yladiz 3y ago
> I am afraid a too candid discussion about what is being censored on these plattforms is a discussion that easily leads to flames. Okay, at the risk of turning this into flames, I would like to understand what exactly is being censored,
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by yladiz 3y ago
This is what the article says the government did: > urging the major social media platforms to remove misleading or false content about the Covid-19 pandemic They didn’t tell them what they had to do, and didn’t censor anything specifica
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by yladiz 3y ago
What is at stake?
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by yladiz 3y ago
I think you misunderstand my point. I will admit that it was vitriolic, somewhat intentionally so, and conflated my general annoyance at posts that seem to virtue signal about the language they're using for their product, and this happ
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by yladiz 3y ago
Serious question, and I apologize for the strong language: why should I give a shit about the language a service I consume is written in? Why does it matter it’s in Clojure? I am professionally a Clojure dev so it’s cool to see something wr
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by yladiz 3y ago
> No, you don't. Airplanes are designed using a 75kg baseline per passenger, including luggage. Sorry, but I don’t believe you. Can you please cite which airplanes are designed like this? Considering, as alluded to in another commen
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by yladiz 3y ago
You never know what could be in that ceramic, though. I recommend to just use your hands and let your date drink from them.
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by yladiz 3y ago
Wow, these questions are not vapid. Understanding the weirdness of a language is absolutely not bland and boring, because there are often quite interesting reasons for things like this.
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by yladiz 3y ago
> Tbh, if artists expected this then they should have written it into the NFT itself. Wouldn’t this only work on the first transaction and not any subsequent ones?
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by yladiz 3y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37188791
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by yladiz 3y ago
> This is a good change, to enable people to actually own what they purchased. I'm a bit confused by this statement. What do resale fees have to do with owning an NFT? You still own the NFT with or without the fees, the difference b
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by yladiz 3y ago
I know you're trolling, but humor me, why do you call people who smoke weed junkies?
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by yladiz 3y ago
> I’d say just discussing how a task will be implemented susses out whether it’s understood. Estimation isn’t a useful part of that discussion. I see your point, but I would argue that estimates are more valuable than just discussing the
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by yladiz 3y ago
I guess that fee likely comes from the fact that the owners of the apartments voted to install cable internet hookups to the building and pay over time since it's a large fee and everyone can benefit from it. It's often the case i
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by yladiz 3y ago
What is the "annual utilities bill"? Do you mean the ancillary/service costs of renting (the Nebenkosten) or something else?
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by yladiz 3y ago
> Software estimation is basically a useless craft. It depends on how you're thinking about estimates. Just saying they're useless is arguably missing the benefit of the process. Estimates are not generally useful in and of the
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by yladiz 3y ago
Even if the prices aren't great depending on the provider, at least in EU countries the price you see is what you pay. My internet bill is not €30 + hidden fees + taxes + executive coffee fund, it's just €30. You may be charged ad
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by yladiz 3y ago
I'm not at all knowledgeable about Vue and its libraries, community, etc., so with a grain of salt, why does it seem that Vue makes Vue versions of various libraries, like Vite (Webpack), Vitest (Jest), and now Histoire (Storybook, als
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by yladiz 3y ago
C’mon, it’s extremely disingenuous to compare abortion and contraception with untested treatment.

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