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yladiz
7mo ago
And yet people still want artisan goods, artwork, high end food, things that aren’t “economic”.
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yladiz
7mo ago
If you do a lot of small commits, it's entirely reasonable to make 50 commits in 24 hours. Looking at a few random commits they seem human generated (with potentially some copied CSS). Maybe, before making an accusation that it is AI g
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yladiz
8mo ago
In general, any government already has your information, and it's naive to think that they don't; if you pay taxes, have ever had a passport, etc. they already have all identifying information that they could need. For services, o
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yladiz
8mo ago
> The court leans right in matters of ambiguity because its constituants think in those ways. What do you mean by constituents? The judges aren't elected by the people.
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yladiz
8mo ago
And another extremely critical piece of technology is the mirror from Zeiss, which is not manufactured in the US.
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yladiz
8mo ago
Okay but do you have any sources on how the risks and remediation are "solved problems"? Anecdotes are cool but not what I'm after.
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yladiz
8mo ago
So you have a business with no revenue that you fund through capital gains? I'm not sure I get the connection between the two.
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yladiz
8mo ago
Do you have any sources that support your claims that the risks and "remediation" are solved problems? Regardless of the content of the video I'm very curious if you have legitimate sources for how something like mesothelioma
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yladiz
8mo ago
Okay?
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yladiz
8mo ago
Is it cheaper factoring in externalities?
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In the AI gold rush, tech firms are embracing 72-hour weeks
(bbc.com)
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8mo ago
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yladiz
8mo ago
How do you do nested tables in markdown?
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yladiz
9mo ago
> Let’s say you got a severance of 200,000€ at the beginning of the year. I guess if you're at a company for a super long time you'd potentially get a huge severance, but realistically who would actually get this amount? I get
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yladiz
9mo ago
It looks okay to me. The links are a bit too low contrast yes, but I think the normal text is black. The bigger issue is likely the font weight, it must be at like 200/300.
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yladiz
9mo ago
They are paying for the education, but not for the degree, and they’re not paying to get a passing grade even if they do poorly. I wouldn’t necessarily agree that we should just fail the students, clearly something is going on if the profes
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yladiz
9mo ago
Can you give some examples?
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yladiz
9mo ago
Many strikes don’t directly affect government services, so I don’t understand your point.
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yladiz
9mo ago
I have the opposite feeling. I would put London and NYC on roughly the same level, but London definitely beats SF and LA in terms of variety, quantity, and quality for a lot of cuisines. Tokyo is also not as good, but it’s different because
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yladiz
9mo ago
https://archive.is/2Jsrh
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yladiz
9mo ago
Serious question: is there a good, native/desktop alternative to Zoom for a professional setting besides Teams? As much as I don't trust Zoom, a huge advantage is that it's not stuck to your browser tab, so when you're d
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yladiz
9mo ago
I know this is somewhat covered in another comment, but, the concepts described in the post could have been reduced quite a bit, no offense Dan. While I like the writing generally, I would consider writing and then letting it sit for a few
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yladiz
9mo ago
At least read the article before posting rage bait. It states that "IFPI Sweden" banned the song.
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yladiz
9mo ago
Define small benefit.
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yladiz
9mo ago
How do you deal with a crime that isn’t reported due to things like shame? Not to say that we need to scan messages to enforce nudes not to be sent, but I don’t think you can say “just enforce existing laws” and be done with it, it’s not th
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yladiz
9mo ago
What?
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yladiz
10mo ago
Of course. I wouldn’t say that Nix is a tool without much use or merit, because setting up development environments can be a huge pain and I understand why some people would use it and prefer it. My biggest complaint is what I mentioned abo
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yladiz
10mo ago
This is my feeling too. Nix is a relatively high time investment for a tool that tries to do everything, when you might not need or want everything and using the specific language’s tooling is more than sufficient and quicker. It takes a fe
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AI language models duped by poems
(dw.com)
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yladiz
10mo ago
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yladiz
10mo ago
I'm a bit confused. You say it's wrong, but then later say it's not wrong, and just because it can be used to downplay advancements in AI doesn't mean that it's wrong and saying it's wrong because it can be use
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yladiz
10mo ago
You have no idea what you're talking about. Approx. 6k€ net is way more than enough to live a "decent quality of life" in western Europe, unless you specifically seek out very expensive rent.
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