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by zwnow 10mo ago
Who am I to judge what they do with their money? I couldnt possibly know if they are allergic to something. Also not every homeless person is an addict. Even beggars can have agency over their resources. An addiction is not for me to solve,
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Oh its usually accompanied with a chat, here in Germany often times they just need some money to stay the night somewhere. However some just tell you whatever story to get their next high. Whatever floats their boat, to me its just sad that
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I always donate to the random homeless people stopping me on the street. Doesn't really matter to me what they do with it, whatever keeps them warm.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I am strongly against the death penalty, so I dont want to imagine a scenario in which this happened. Maybe there should be regulations in place making it so that only registered groups can start donation campaigns. Its a legislative failur
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Well before one can go into jail there must be a trial. I am not religious but for people like this I sometimes hope hell would exist.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Just read Cory Doctorows most recent book. It features the enshittification of Apple, I am sure you'll find enough reasons urself to distrust Apple. There is not a single tech giant out there to be trusted with your data.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Open minded? My sexuality isn't about being open minded, I'm simply not attracted to people who either have or had a penis. Simple as that.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I dont want benefits, overtime, bonuses, stock comp. I want cash. Money I have agency over.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I am aware, the person I replied to just went straight into pornography, as to why I replied like that.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Its normal in Europe to not watch any kind of pornography in public. Idk why you would do that.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
So you are the type of person that actively contributes to the world being as shit as it is. Good to know. Your disregard for the weak disgusts me. Have a good evening.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Your grandma had plenty of opportunities in the post war eras. During her time there was always a need for human workers. While I dont think AI can actually replace anyone reliably, I still can see how executives buy into this promise and t
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Whats with the people already alive? If u continuously replace them with AI u need to support them in case of their inability to provide for themselves. Im afraid the worldwide available social security nets in place aren't made for wi
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Whats the alternative? Kill off all humans replaced by AI unable to do something else for a living? Its sad enough that there are food stamps given the amount of food that regularly ends up in a dumpster on a daily basis. Humans come first,
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Idk I use whatever scales best and that would be an close to infinite scaling key. The performance compromise is probably zeroed out once you have to adapt ur database to a different one supporting the current scale of the product. Thats fo
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> salaries for contributors grow I dont see that happening
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Especially in larger systems, how does one solve the issue of reaching the max value of an integer in their database? Sure for unsigned bigint thats hard to achieve but regular ints? Apps quickly outgrow that.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
No I meant it as in "will never be female".
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by zwnow 10mo ago
You cant ignore sexuality in a fictional story about people changing their biological bodies.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I most likely will. I'm bad at expressing myself so I can see why I get down voted as this is a sensitive topic for many. Just know I have trans aquintances and I have zero issues with people transitioning to live their life however th
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by zwnow 10mo ago
I put my explanation in my earlier comment. Thats interesting, so their sexuality came from the bodies their brain was put into? So the brain essentially transforms too after that surgery. Like I know male and female brains have structural
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by zwnow 10mo ago
You can just check on the Siri Privacy Lawsuit from 2021 which was recently settled.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
You mean Apple that said they'd never spy on their users only to be caught spying on their users?
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by zwnow 10mo ago
People actually date these kinda people? Why? I mean horoscopes have been a thing for a while or very conservative religious people. Same thing. "Don't do that, dont do this" type of content has existed way before the interne
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Was just about to write, there is no difference to how dating worked back in the day. Its just more online.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> Could you introduce sufficient bias in a LLM to make an esoteric programming language popular? Wasn't there a study a while back showing that a small sample of data is good enough to poison an LLM? So I'd say it for sure is p
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Welcome to the React, Next, Vercel ecosystem. Our tech may be shite but we look fancy.
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by zwnow 10mo ago
> If a product is not generating $ then maybe it deserves to die Somewhat agree. Depends on the product, if its novel and does not do its job well enough to generate a revenue stream it does yea. If it's in a market where some big c
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by zwnow 10mo ago
There's a huge difference in startup cultures too, I noticed the European regions are more focused on organic growth while US startups tend to aim high. I've been a solo dev in a startup with like 4 people for little over a year n
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by zwnow 10mo ago
Flexbox is great and having nested flexboxes is also great. It makes building responsive pages a bliss. Learn it if you are having trouble with it, it is really not that difficult. Grids are much more error prone and allow for much less fle

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