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  • Or just merge it

  • If you have enough density people can become relays; which expands the area. Plus you can always meet in a general location in a mall or some other public space without making de-anonimizing actions.

  • I’ve said this before, but I’ve come to regret it. As a phrase it requires a sentiment that is false and grounded in the notion that the market is efficient at dealing out worth to people rather than dealing out perceived profitability.

    Teaching can be incredibly rewarding; research can be incredibly rewarding. To teach things well you must have a good grasp of material. It is a sad thing that such a worthy endeavor doesn’t pay more.

  • I mean the host can always remove your repo. We’ll see how they handle it; but I would assume it won’t be without care. But yet another reason to host your own as well.

  • And we still can’t have offices?

  • I love the idea of open courseware but I find I need a class with other people to focus/stay committed to a particular topic long enough.

  • How many licks to get to the center of a sodium lollipop

  • I don’t understand why this happens; why would you ever be working with a live production DB in the first place? Why would’t you do all your development and testing on a mock? If it’s data which is too large to store the schema can still be mocked; and if it’s data it should be backed up and generally read only. If you’re having to manually fuss with user data you’re doing something wrong.

  • Well it’s hard to ban that without the other without making a fuzzy line anyone can argue they haven’t crossed.

  • I mean its bad; but also do you not have AC in your car? If you don’t then nm. But curious if you do why the heat matters on a highly local level

  • Aww I think it looks cool. I get that people don’t like change; but it’s not like they’ve stopped making the other ones. Feel bad for them; I don’t think its the best use of collective action to punish new ideas that are way down the totem pole of evil in this world.

  • Welp i’m one year into my SWE job and attempting to hang on until I’m tapped out by external forces. Living with in laws, luckily partner had a job, so save all of my 85k each year. Minimum Viable retirement is 10 years away if we don’t buy a house.

  • Molting

    Jump
  • Watched with older sidter when I was 7 those things gave me so many nightmares

  • Uhhh no? This is machine vision not generative and not at all related to OpenAI….

  • I mean If a guy wants to be a swordfish why not just let him? It doesn’t seem mutually exclusive with transgender rights. It’s absurdism for sure. And I don’t doubt that there is a fair amount of trauma since conservatives make those parallels as dumb jokes.

    But, and I guess I might be influenced by the book I’m reading “Diaspora” which is about post humans living in a simulation.

    For me personally, I might, if given this chance in a virtual world, choose to be a feminine anthro creature because for me it would feel right.

    While one of those aspects is practically impossible in the real world, our minds which define the extent of possible feelings of bodily dysphoria are products of nature and environment; and capable of great change. So to create a hierarchy of validity between the two aspects of my desire feels like an appeal to nature.

    However, as long as we are all piloting flesh mechs, I understand how this argument might feel threatening as to a conservative it might be used to justify the slippery slope arguments that they frequent.

  • Well to be fair it seems like mostly people here are just describing intelligence not quantifying it.

  • The problem is that insurance companies negotiate lower rates than what you would get if you pay out of pocket; this coupled with the tact that jobs that provide healthcare don’t offer it as a choice, means that for the vast majority of people its a black box that is difficult to escape from, and if you do then you get screwed on price.

  • kinda a dark time in his life

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