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- Desired thing doesn't exist. - Author acts, using extremely helpful tools. - Desired thing now does exist. Is that not enough?

Not quite, but sendcutsend.com is good.

Raise wages, and hence costs, relative to non-union locations (a direct purpose of unions!); implement restrictive work rules; lead occasional strikes.

What makes you think separate nations would effectively cooperate in this way?

Not in winter, for geographies that have serious winters.

Heavy conclusion from a single OSS release

This is very cool. Also, I had forgotten that the Vision Pro exists.

I believe you are projecting your personal misgivings onto the argument actually being made. May be better to write your own rebuttal instead?

I fear you may overestimate the median benefit of government oversight.

I resonate with every example given - setting jumpers by hand, sound card interrupts, autoexec.bat. I'm also a happy user of LLMs and agents. This article captured for me what is l…

It's a hard word to translate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logos has a good overview.

$64B trailing twelve months free cash flow. ( https://s206.q4cdn.com/479360582/files/doc_financials/2026/q... )

Strong disagree that there is no other side of the question from the employee's perspective. Personally, I don't want to be collectively represented in my work by any group other t…

In Nevada?

The text reads LLM-ish as well.

In response to sibling: > It's still open source because you can fork it if you really want Yes, that's exactly what it means!

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Not disagreeing, but it's also worth something to know, and say, that you are in charge of Stonehenge .

This reads like hyperbole: > The brine byproduct wreaks havoc on sea life when it’s deposited back into the ocean by raising the salt level and lowering oxygen in the water. Managi…

Reads to me like a fascinating and relevant distinction.

I assume this post was fully human-written, but ironically, there's something quite LLM-ishly overconfident about this assertion: > They're also confidently wrong about every decis…

Not that it necessarily applies here, but as a heuristic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect