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Comment #41306505
Is the worldwide peace in the room with us now?
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Comment #41306154
I hear this quite frequently and I’d have to disagree. While it’s certainly hard to complain about getting paid to ride the bench (I’ve been there myself), garden leave inhibits on…
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Comment #41306088
I can’t help but appreciate the irony as someone who has been forced into numerous non-competes that were too broad. In Texas, nonetheless.
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Comment #41303123
I would like to expand on this and suggest that this applies to humans as well.
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Comment #41262967
“In a few decades” assumes we gain the perspective to see the storm from the outside, to use your analogy. I certainly hope we gain that perspective and are able to learn from our …
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Comment #41241616
Does Congress “make” laws or does it just push through laws written by lobbyists?
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Comment #41236119
Rust + Polars comes to mind.
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Comment #41230597
I do not know the details of their contracts, but assuming these are cost-plus contracts then it may be fair to equate structural dysfunction to intent.
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Comment #41230566
Perhaps someone has already commented this, but LE can still purchase data from data brokers circumventing need for a warrant. That’s not to say that this isn’t an important step i…
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Comment #41213578
Unfortunately, historical examples of real estate markets rationalizing aren’t pretty and usually they aren’t pretty for the wrong demographic.
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Comment #41174778
https://youtu.be/J0zjJKBK9ys
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Comment #41154844
I find your comment overly optimistic. Review processes are already highly automated and effective, but even as they advance there will always (short of AGI) be (1) effective trick…
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Comment #41144259
http://archive.is/3AGHU
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Comment #41141224
Sex, sex-adjacent activities, extreme sports, van life / nomadic lifestyle are examples for which I know people who have either lost a job or experienced retaliation in a professio…
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Comment #41139945
Risk is an important ingredient to a fulfilling life. As we continue to de-risk our lives, we lose our ability to evaluate risk and aggressively criminalize what we do not understa…
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Comment #41069982
Any number of ways also includes more tedious. There are already a lot of workers effectively performing QA on ML/AI verdicts (e.g., object recognition, malware analysis).
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Comment #41054124
While perhaps specifically Canada does not have this type of asset forfeiture, I’m not sure they’re a good example of financial liberty that we should aspire to here in the US.
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Comment #41030354
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Comment #41022555
Perhaps a middle-of-the-road approach would be to use inline C like LuaJIT's FFI does? For instance: new_clib("/system/lib64/liblog.so", "log") ffi.cdef[[int __android_log_print(in…