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I'm comfortable with a sophisticated-enough model trained on my knowledge and tone to be accessible to my work teams as a utilitarian force multiplier. That day seems a long way off, because even with reams of data to consume that hasn't gotten any better in years.
On a forum built around human discussion, or the human-focused discussions that are important for fostering culture, I reject that AI usage is correct or necessary.
Sex offender case is interesting. I am not sure how burdensome registering is, but my first instinct was that it's pretty unfair to have to register where you are when that changes daily. If anyone should be managing the sex offender registration for an employee that works in various places, it should be the cleaning service or the criminal-employee NGO that's facilitating the work. And either of those entities shouldn't be sending sex offenders to clean up children's camps.
For those curious, the sexual battery charge was probably a plea deal from raping 2 kids under 10: https://sanduskyregister.com/news/31340/man-accused-of-raping-2-children-arrested/
I the usage of Bi- and Semi- in English has been a thorn in my side for more than a decade at this point. Sucks.
Does it also seem to you a wise idea to confidently insistent you need more of a weapon system without looking at a map of where it might be employed?
Not who you're responding to, but this isn't the argument. The "most powerful military in the world" should be able to produce common weaponry at meaningful scale, and I'll repeat that there being an ocean between us and China is not the nail in the coffin you believe it to be. Most of our wars have crossed water.
I believe a conflict with China - Taiwan or no - would eventually involve terrestrial warfare, yes.
I really do see the point, and of course logistically a tomahawk missile is nicer to have than an artillery shell for a given weight and volume.
I just think the chance of the war degrading into a sloshy grind where we're attempting to subjugate China and the difference in cost and un-jam-ability of traditional shells becomes more valuable than most people expect. Even America would have to start making choices based on effectiveness per dollar in that scenario.
A great historical analogue here is that the Gatling Gun, much like the drone, was going to end protracted conflict and supplant the infantryman's rifle. That didn't happen.
Ultimately we're at the point of a differing opinion. I apologize for using "laughable" in my original response to you, and see valid points here.
I think that, classically, even professional strategists tend to repeatedly underestimate certain components of warfare. Snipers are a good example, and artillery is another.
I'm not a military historian, but looking at the blue parts of the globe and saying "Oop! Well, artillery won't be involved!" doesn't make sense.
If we're talking a month-long, high-tech fight that ends decisively? Sure. How many wars, not games, work that way? We're discussing in this thread only one of the more recent quagmires we've gotten into, and one that stretched for 2 decades.
But sarcasm aside, isn't this pretty normal for a military?
Short answer: Yes, including for the US Army. But I do think the scale of incompetence and ~ $0 ROI on such a simple problem set is a brutal outlier.
unlike 155mm shells
Ranger has already corrected your overall rosy outlook on our munitions production - we're very behind right now and totally unprepared for a major conflict. But clause here is pretty damning. Even in a drone-driven future, it's laughable to think that standard artillery won't be relevant.
To your point I think actively giving understanding others a shot is critical, and trying once, twice, or even a couple dozen times won't kill you.
It does make me much more confident about coming to the "Well it's just evil" conclusion. There are certain (very few!) beliefs and behaviors which are great signal shortcuts to knowing a person is worthless.
I do agree that at least temporarily electricity will get more expensive. We're hemmed in by declining demand from regulation, offshoring manufacturing, and general efficiency improvements plus the pernicious insanity of cost disease for anything infrastructure related.
Unlike healthcare though there's a pendulum to swing back there if AI forces investments.
JFC both of those outcomes are ludicrous fantasies.
For the former, we finally have justification to invest in power generation more appropriate to our civilizational needs. There's going to be a serious lag, but 10 years from now the new plants are going to be feeding cheaper AI and we'll all reap the benefits.
For the latter, it takes municipal fuckups of incredible magnitude to put water at risk anywhere we're putting data centers. Surely you're not falling for publicity stunts with muddy mason jars? I have higher expectations of even a first time caller!
Damn. Looked up rising main, was not disappointed:
https://old.reddit.com/r/pittsburgh/comments/adxeiq/i_hear_yinz_like_steps_here_is_my_favorite_set/
Took about 30 days after getting my shit together for the "hey I feel better" flywheel to start going. Keep at it.
Y'all are, I'm sorry to say, fucking crazy.
Both her and Madison Beer (identical and slightly improved phenotype) are unbelievably hot.
I actually don't mind her music either, and she's not scared of showing off her body in the videos either.
I always found basic chicks attractive, I don't think it quite fits. Ugg Boots, low rise jeans, A&F top is a winning combo
constant ironic quipping and attempts at relatable humour in impressively dire and panic-inducing situations feel very out of place
I get it and I do understand that my professional life's stakes are far lower than an inaugural interplanetary astronaut.
But this is also my coping mechanism during disaster so it's not quite as grating as it may be for some.
Pretty annoying. He would have been fine, long term. Jussie Smollett still works, and this mutes the most necessary criticism we needed to hammer home against his enablers.
I can tell your blood is up, but this claim isn't ridiculous. The majority of Americans support euthanasia.
I appreciate your bravery in potentially experiencing a drawn out, painful death that is "natural". But a few points:
- This is an easier claim to make the younger you are
- More people than you are affected (as you pointed out with your anecdote). I understand that you believe God is more important than your family, but not everyone subscribes to that.
- Prolonging your life with expensive technology that other people pay for isn't natural either. We can't say pumping blood into a corpse is gross on one hand and then declare that being on a ventilator for 5 years is definitely the right way to die.
Quite an intense assertion. Most people fold under torture, the suicide rate for people with (ex) chronic, splitting migraines is high enough that you can get FDA waivers for drug development. I've felt pain before that is, to me, obviously worth killing myself over if I have to feel it for the foreseeable future.
The short answer is nothing on Merrill I know about. Robinhood doing 3.5% APY on checking and savings is what I'm doing for now.
The Makita tools are very expensive and don't go on sale, but when I bought my first house I called the customer support line for the major tool manufacturers. One didn't have a support line, another had a wait time of 50 minutes, and Makita picked up (with an American!) on the second ring.
My dad's Ego gear just sucks to use. For the same weight profile and 50v batteries, every tool is underwhelming and he's had to warranty a lot of stuff.
I've now totaled my son's Sam's Club special. I started with the 18v upgrade, tacked on head-and-tail lights, and then when the motors burnt out threw in some 775s (yes I was lazy and bought a kit). I threw on a trailer hitch compatible with the bike trailer, so the rig can now tow a brother and some snacks depending on grade.
This is where your eye for detail catches you. I've never seen a contractor maintain a yard when they're working on a house. The contract only covers their ass, it doesn't mean they give a shit.
I purchased a corded mower at the same time you were evaluating energy sources for yours. Trust me when I say that you dodged a bullet. Managing the electrical cord was a huge PITA, and I sliced and had to splice it twice despite being (I think) pretty careful.
Battery powered mowers are definitely not equal. The Makita model I got is uh... expensive. But it runs through my 1/3 acre lot on a single set of batteries (10 AH) and can store 20 AH onboard. It does this partially by dynamically ramping blade speed, but also having two blades and using a brushless motor.
I use the same battery system with my handheld tools and all my yard stuff, along with my children's modified PowerWheels. I wasn't sure how the 36v system would work, but I'm sold.
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I do defend it. If NHJ had never put her money where her mouth is, where would we be now? She'd still be an influential columnist, calling the system racist, helping funnel ever more taxpayer money down the gullet of failing students, teachers, administrators, and systems. Now at least we have an admission of being wrong, even with dozens of caveats and carveouts. The left never does this. All it took was an act of child sacrifice, and I'd rather it be from them than me.
To your point, though, there was much more to learn here that wasn't. But let's boil this down further than "apartheid".
The inevitable, forever sin of black pundits is tribal racialism at any cost. As she describes her daughter's redemption in the new school, doubtless helped by a wide variety of people, note that only black teachers are offered applause for doing their jobs. The worthlessly incompetent, often just straight up even coming to work, are of some mystery race.
If you ever happen to enter purely black spaces on social media, where they feel relatively safe from view, It's obvious that they know what the problems are and who is causing them, whether it's crappy service at restaurants, insane violence, or idiotic music. But even there, the leftists viciously attack the supposed Uncle Toms. Even after suffocating external criticism so completely, it's impossible for them to tolerate Noticing even from their own people.
NHJ still fundamentally hates white people and "white" institutions. One of the best parts of sending her to PS 307 was how dark the crayon was she used for her self-portrait, a level of skin color fetishization completely alien to any white kid in America:
If I go too much longer I'll get myself tied up in knots. This article is woefully inadequate, and another example of how truly sick the focus on race in America truly is.
And yet, it's a huge victory, and the response (IMO) has to be moderate to encourage more of people admitting that they were even kinda wrong. I couldn't forsee a person this morally repugnant writing anything like this a decade ago. It's amazing what children can do for parents.
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