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Comment #48845767
What the heck is an AI governance role that would remotely require these kinds of ratios? PCI compliance is critical in payments and no one would suggest you need "PCI governance" …
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Comment #48490145
This is one sentence. Is this notable because AWS is commenting this?
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Comment #48336799
Pretty sure the right generally believes the left has been doing the same. Previously, it was a more libertarian and constitutional argument: progressive causes since the new deal …
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Comment #48336723
A) this court has a number of originalists, more likely to reject grabs for power than more progressive judges. There's worse things than a court that tries to adhere to the consti…
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Comment #47997588
I'm confused where all of this censorship is originating from. What wave of efforts is culminating? I can't really explain this from any movement I can see.
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Comment #47976538
Exactly as described in "how to win friends and influence people". Break their stuff and extort money.
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Comment #47415967
In this market, neither the producer nor the consumer are responding to price signals and often neither knows what anything costs. The Payer (literal healthcare industry terminolog…
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Comment #46794131
If you’re just a gladhander for an algorithm, what are you really needed for?
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Comment #46476062
I completely agree. It's worth remembering the UN fought in the Korean war and wasn't was always a place for authoritarian regimes to pass useless resolutions and make noise. The f…
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Comment #45395204
While bots are possible, another confounding factor is that the most prolific social media posters are strongly correlated with psychiatric disorders. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/…
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Comment #44040870
(US centric assumption) It might be easier to change today than it was in 1886. Back then, trains were really the only means of travel between cities. Today, there are less passeng…
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Comment #43462680
In a hypothetical hacker news guide for how to win friends and influence people, I'm pretty sure "you're so wrong you should go talk to a chat bot" is not a recommended approach. I…
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Comment #43461527
These socialist countries that are so happy because of the money they pour into healthcare and education, do so at the expense of their future growth and their own self defense. Th…
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Comment #43455189
We can agree to disagree without name-calling, but the impact of compounding growth vs intentional stagnation is going to continue to widen the gap that's already opened up over a …
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Comment #42328017
Your model works when every player provides something of value. What does Europe's self indulgent attitude bring to the international table?
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Comment #40112831
It is and it's a best practice. I've never heard anyone complain about this. Most security scanning software will ding any site that doesn't use HSTS
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Comment #37954967
If demand for ownership is such that prices make |cost paying mortgage| + |cost maintenance, insurance, etc| It works the other way as well to dampen demand for investment properti…
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Comment #37645933
It appears to be true. https://github.com/apache/openoffice/activity
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Comment #37596944
"Some merchants may be seeing a higher-than-usual decline due to Gateway rejections Fraud." Is this really "down"?
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Comment #37530234
Actually, free markets do lead to better products. But they cost more than the worse products. Look at coffee. The gradual shift from Arabica to more Robusta beans over a generatio…
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Comment #37523631
No, this is pretty typical (I'm American). The only time people who are more than a few years into their career are asked about degrees (and grades) in an interview is at very bure…
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Comment #37444859
Mild is subjective. Truth isn't determined by a majority. Tyranny is on a dimmer switch.
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Comment #37246830
As a counterpoint to most of the comments in this thread, maybe cereal (even with all the sugar) isn't as unhealthy as people think. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC69…
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Comment #37209775
Same with my cat. The instincts seem deeply rooted.
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Comment #37018173
As an American who has attempted to learn other languages, it's amazing to me the concept that spelling should reflect pronunciation. As advice for those folks learning English, do…