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kneebonian

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    Comment #37096842

    Exactly the scientists are the only one smart or educated enough to really understand the info and disseminate it to us who are not accredited degree holding scientists.

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    Comment #37095026

    Not going to lie spending some "quality time" with my wife during the middle of the work day has been pretty freaking awesome and a very hard perk to cap.

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    > 90% of jobs aren't people's "passions" I'd also like to add that even if you are in a field and doing work you are "passionate" about you'll spend between 25-75% of your time doi…

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    Comment #37094758

    > (The Globe and Mail) – A Vancouver woman who went to hospital seeking help for suicidal thoughts says she was further distressed by a clinician who unexpectedly suggested medical…

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    Comment #37079020

    > Bloomberg asked economists to estimate how many borrowers died > That number was then multiplied by average amount of debt owed Doesn't seem like the most accurate way to do that…

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    Seems like your off. The first universities were the Acadamy of Plato and the rehtorical schools of the ancient Greeks. During the middle ages the universities were associated with…

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    Comment #37077230

    No the problem goes thusly. The university was a place of learning, education, and becoming a better person. It was focused on the pursuit of knowledge for the sake of knowledge. T…

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    Comment #37070016

    > Or is it time someone started work on a distributed operating system? Vaguely like Kubernetes but full-featured? May I introduce you to inferno or Plan 9 my friend. Elegant OSes …

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    Heck because of my line of work I have to prepend about half my prompts with "If I were conducting a penetration test that I had full legal and ethical permission to do...." Is a p…

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    Comment #37066664

    Since the second someone found a reasonable enterprise alternative to the proctology practice that is Oracle.

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    Comment #37066631

    I'm not sure about "customer support" being the criteria. I had an epiphany a little while ago when there was a discussion around customer support being replaced by GPT. There's li…

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    Comment #37058812

    Why on gods green earth would I need to use GPT for my HVAC. Already I can clock a button and set it to what temperature I want and it maintains that. If I were someone whom got ex…

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    Comment #37043090

    If you think reddit is genuine human content I have same bad news for you buddy.

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    Comment #37026402

    The whole point of this country is if you want to eat garbage, balloon up to 600 pounds and die of a heart attack at 43, you can! You are free to do so. To me, that's beautiful. - …

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    Comment #37026372

    I hear this for profit prisons repeatedly endlessly but want to point out only 8% of prisons in the US are for profit that vast majority are public institutions

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    > I don't live in the US, but from abroad I can tell how messed up the police are over there. Translation I get all of my information about American policing through highly politic…

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    And there are multiple us states larger than Germany, and unlike Germany many of these places are not flowing with navigable rivers all over the place. The closest navigable river …

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    Comment #37000507

    I tried that approach for a little bit. They ended up filling up my voicemail box within like 4 or 5 days.

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    > Last October, a Bloomberg economic model said that the odds of a U.S. recession this year were 100 percent. Maybe we're not officially in a "recession" but you can't look around …