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missingcolours
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Comment #48954270
Common complaint is that government enforcement of laws is insufficient, i.e. fines are only x% of their worldwide revenue. Sounds like this way has teeth and might force companies…
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Comment #48811940
I was wondering about that. I've taken a number of different cold medications over the years, one active ingredient at a time, to check their effectiveness while sick. Phenylephrin…
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Comment #48781568
What I've been doing recently: 1. Vibe code a codebase that does what I want at a high level. 2. Iterate with LLM on this codebase to add features, fix bugs, improve performance, a…
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Comment #48690303
The people doing the voting are mostly talking about how much water datacenters supposedly use.
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Comment #48274144
As I have snarkily observed at work: if I go $100 over the meal allowance on my business trip, I'll have to have an unpleasant conversation with my manager or finance. If I use $50…
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Comment #48152761
Certainly disagree with "AIs are not good at writing Rust". We can discuss the pros and cons of AI coding in general but in my experience they do just as well with Rust as any othe…
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Comment #48090588
Yeah, same in the US. I would not leave my laptop in a cafe in SF. I would in the Austin suburbs. I might or might not in Chicago depending on the neighborhood and cafe.
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Comment #47939305
In many of those examples, there is payment to the creator of the works that others are learning from. Authors are paid for their books, when we listen to music on the radio the mu…
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Comment #47698255
If they can't tell their suppliers not to depend on Anthropic models and services, then... yes, potentially?
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Comment #46790421
Right, usually law enforcement gets chat logs from a participant (search warrant for a phone, informants, undercover FBI agents, etc) and uses the metadata to connect messages to a…
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Comment #46786741
Yeah, and I wouldn't bet money on this happening for that reason. But it is possible.
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Comment #46786249
People were also charged for coordinating and supporting J6 without being there, e.g. Enrique Tarrio of the "Proud Boys" was charged with seditious conspiracy based on activity in …
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Comment #46785881
Remember that most of the participants in J6 walked away and were later rounded up and arrested across the country once the FBI had collected voluminous digital and surveillance ev…
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Comment #46785845
Presumably Seditious Conspiracy, like many people involved in J6. Conspiracy to use force to prevent or delay enforcement of laws.
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Comment #46627238
VXUS is up almost twice the S&P 500 year over year, although some of that is likely the weakening of the dollar.
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Comment #46251486
> Trump is losing political steam and AI is widely unpopular. It seems extremely popular based on my LinkedIn feed! /s
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Comment #46223556
The era of microservices and micro teams gives all "company X uses us" claims a different vibe. Maybe it used to actually mean "this is the thing Facebook uses to power its website…
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Comment #45919814
Only indirectly (see other comment). In 2018 a provision was attached to the Farm Bill to legalize "hemp". The public and presumably the senators were led to believe this was about…
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Comment #45919648
This is what always happened with Republican shutdowns too. - You get nothing - Eventually everyone understands they're going to get nothing, so they ask some sacrificial lambs to …
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Comment #45794797
The reality is that most SNAP recipients are not going to go to food banks or anything like that; they're just going to use their own money and buy groceries or McDonald's. Now, wh…
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Comment #45585763
Most "smart" devices simply don't function without connectivity back to the manufacturer's cloud, and this is basically just the same thing with extra steps.
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Comment #45522914
As a concrete example, Nasdaq had a rule requiring boards of directors to have a certain amount of "diversity".
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Comment #45499039
I agree with this to an extent, but I've noticed that this type of knowledge is much more prevalent in people who attended the top X% of schools, e.g. Stanford and MIT. I'm not con…
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Comment #45228038
As I understand it, the issue is that the official pathway to hire a permanent foreign worker (PERM status) is very long (18 months+), and most companies don't want to start a proc…
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Comment #45218199
I assume that means "you can resign, or we'll fire you, your choice".