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by zo1 3y ago
I don't get this. Food is ridiculously cheap when buying/cooking bulk. Cooking in bulk for 500+ students is doable but just needs some dedicated effort, dedicated machinery and investment, and some pre processing that you could ce
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by zo1 3y ago
Have you tried to buy a paper map lately? It's next to impossible, at least here where I am atm.
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by zo1 3y ago
The west is destroying itself, prepare accordingly.
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by zo1 3y ago
If I was allowed, I'd consider an alternate hiring pipeline looking at IQ scores and doing anonymous interviews in air gapped rooms so we could blind hire. But hey, government doesn't let me. So instead I'm going to assume e
695.
by zo1 3y ago
Well then if applying the same percentage is a principle, how about we apply it to taxes?
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by zo1 3y ago
I don't get this perspective at all. Seems like a new breed of hyper-legal worry about litigation yet to happen. I don't want to live in the world you live in, buddy. Please don't take it as a personal attack.
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by zo1 3y ago
I don't need to be familiar with it to see that you're not being genuine in your interpretation of peoples' comments and in the way you're responding to people in this thread. Case in point: your reply to me.
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by zo1 3y ago
How did they account for people "doing something different" when wearing a mask? I.e. did they do a double-blind experiment where people wore masks that had intentional holes in them? So we can know that wearing a mask is the thin
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by zo1 3y ago
That's like rebutting complaints of a rigged election by saying "the vote results for each county are freely available online, and look, clearly candidate A's votes add up to 51%!". The original complaint is that hospita
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by zo1 3y ago
What that tells me is that this is more of an "opinionated" list than they let on.
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by zo1 3y ago
You keep repeating that. You don't even know if the people commenting to you use the API or the "web app". I use the API and I noticed the same stuff others have.
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by zo1 3y ago
It isn't bad if you are in an objectively bad marriage ofc. But if you're in a marriage that "can be worked out" then yeah it's a bad thing, for the kids especially. There is definitely something to be said about ma
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by zo1 3y ago
Of course he'll say that. But even removing the potential of lying on his par6, I'm sure his reports are telling him things like: This latest model we trained on X% more data by integrating novel training data. We now see user con
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by zo1 3y ago
I had this same idea around 2012ish. And had the naive impression that you could cache youtube videos on a proxy level (using Squid). Boy was I wrong, even then YT was employing heavy tactics to prevent people from caching videos at the nat
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by zo1 3y ago
Bit of a related rant. Just today I googled (and duck duck go'd?) alternatives for Discord (because reasons). Entire search results page was "X top alternatives to Discord." It was all blog posty kind of stuff with an "a
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by zo1 3y ago
I'm still not convinced how this is "bad" per se. Yet we're all here discussing this as if it's already decided that this data shouldn't be shared and I'm sitting here thinking "Wtf? Who asked me?&quo
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by zo1 3y ago
Sure but how did it benefit them to let their "crop" die of famine? Seems like a stupid thing to do, even if you don't care about the well being of your "stock".
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by zo1 3y ago
I think the fix is simple. All new software needs to be done in the absence of UX folk. Seriously. From my side I'm going to continue excluding UX folk from all future development unless it's an explicitly new-user facing app on a
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by zo1 3y ago
It's funny how people casually throw out how something has " conclusively " been proven and yet it's a hot debated contentious issue that 50% of people don't agree with. Well gee, zo1, if it's been " concl
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by zo1 3y ago
South Africa: now you've heard of two. Looked up the prices just now. Undergrad + postgrad can come up to the price of small town houses.
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by zo1 3y ago
Non power users would use this more if the docs, marketing and promotion of it was prominent and talked about (or made to look "sexy" for lack of a better word). I think what we're seeing is that the "UX" folk have
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by zo1 3y ago
"WTF" is there to maintain in the feature anyways? If it's such a bloated mess that this kind of small feature causes maintenance issues and a lot of effort to include in subsequent releases, then maybe it is time for Firefox
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by zo1 3y ago
The irony is the last time I fell for this "SRE/K8s/Platform Engineering" crap, they promised auto-scaling and used it as a motivation for the tech. Yet when the time came, and services inevitably needed to scale due to
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by zo1 3y ago
No. The big question is whether we want to live in a society that requires the police to randomly stop and frisk people in order to stop crime. There is crime, I don't think anyone can dispute that. Honestly, I personally have no probl
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by zo1 3y ago
You could maybe argue they weren't pushing a leftist agenda, sure. But they conveniently didn't fight for freedom of speech either. They were just very comfortable so long as the prevailing opinion on the wider media matched their
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by zo1 3y ago
My best term to describe what is happening (and I've seen it in many other instances under completely different circumstances), is that the organization has been " captured ". The stories and narrative in such organizations a
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by zo1 3y ago
Then let's find these employees and audit their credentials. Let's see all oceangate emails. Let's check all their internal testing reports and every single document. Let's pick it apart in the open. If it's PR spin
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by zo1 3y ago
I'm referring to the reporting making the outrage rounds that cited DEI comments by the CEO. I'm not trying to bring it in, but comments here are saying stuff that really makes it hard for me to ignore that these people were, to p
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by zo1 3y ago
At what point do we start taking the "talking points" from the so called conspiracy theorists seriously? For all we know they did hire sub par individuals and because it was under the guise of DEI or ageism no one wants to touch
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by zo1 3y ago
Wouldnt the ascent decompression kill the occupants anyways? Getting them up to surface isn't the saving grace to something like a battery failing. Maybe I'm missing something? Edit. Thank you for the responses people, I learned s

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