GDPR? Doesn't give standing in US small claims court, but if you applied it to every F* camera that sureyed your vehicle?? Maybe the California privacy law??
History would have some objections to what you believe. In defense of your position, however, the last 40 years (at least in the US) have been dominated by the ethos you describe, and the eras and the politicians who…
> What determines the flight level of understanding you need to function? The level where r and fl are seen as different letters? Look, I know this comes off like I'm being an ass, which means I am being an ass, and I'm…
I though I could make custom users/logins within Home Assistant, and these would have some access controls. For example, what shows on the left-side menu bar. I'm not sure how deep HA permissions model goes, but it…
So if we are going to pick on people who live off of a government-sponsored subsidy, can I ask if the home interest mortgage deduction also counts as a government-sponsored subsidy? and if not, why not? is it because…
> How does punishment work without cruelty? My mother spanked me when I misbehaved. She caused real pain as punishment. It was never cruel. Punishment and cruelty are not equivalent. Please note, I am not in favor of…
> But I also fully understand the point of prison is /punishment/... Prison is not supposed to be pleasant and comfortable... I appreciate the thoughtfulness with which you present your view, and also see it's…
Ok, so as an athiest, could you do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with your beliefs? Your comment on which god you might choose suggest you are not a fan of mercy. Have you ever made a mistake and wished for…
> The entire point of punishment is the cruelty That's a pretty messed up morality. I don't even know where to start on this one. How do you align this with "to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with…
obviously you fail to see the possible nuances in engineered concrete...
Perhaps if your imagination included a game of telephone which includes multiple error correcting codes/mechanisms, when instruction in those mechanisms is part of the teaching, and when preserving the wording is valued…
I agree with you, and also wish the wakeup call had come when the Mouse locked up our culture. (Copyright Act of 1976 Shifted the framework to the life of the author plus 50 years, Or 1998 Sonny Bono Copyright Term…
> there are some gaps in that chain for example, a reliance on apple wallet, instead of an open standard. With that quibble aside, I do like the basic structure of your solution.
re: natural language sucks. prof.dr.Edsger W.Dijkstra's views: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD06xx/EWD667... I humbly add my own. Natural language is valuable for the things it doesn't say. The…
> my libertarian friend was explaining to me how traffic shows how everything can work well when everyone acts in their own self interest. Well, sure, except for all the traffic laws, the difference between User and…
Huh. You might want to look at how the residents of Carmel Indiana think about this. https://www.carmel.in.gov/government/departments-services/en... a city frequently ranked in the top 10 places in the US, also…
Initially received funding, later in the war they turned it off as "not war worthy" You might be surprised how many UK and US scientists of that time supported eugenics, see for example…
Technically it is not a reasoning machine. If it was a reasoning machine then we would not see results like this: > To systematically investigate the role of end-user semantics of derivational traces, we set up a…
> But these days we do know better and to still insist on rituals that lead to the spreading ... Thus explaining why RFK has his current position.
Sounds like you want an orchestration. Let's assume handoff happens when one "agent" finishes its work on one task, i.e. "submit a PR". At that point you want to exit the agent/clear context etc (any context the next…
Love your "on average" qualification. Like the cartoon where the water temperature is fine on average, with one bucket boiling and the other ice. The interesting question is how to define 'average'. Over what…
The Nazis relied heavily on IBM technology for national census data (to identify jews), military logistics, ghetto statistics, train traffic management, and concentration camp capacity…
Beaglesses, insofar as there are sides to take here, I like yours. I would hope only that you had the option to include your children in some of the building activity-- your comment suggests you did. Building the…
All of which is strong argument in favor of replacing all income tax with land tax. The idea starts to make a lot of sense once you look at its framing. This includes the argument you make above (why can't you hire help…
Bertone seems to still be offering cars https://bertone.it/ price point is a little higher than the cybertruck, but hey, probably worth it.
GDPR? Doesn't give standing in US small claims court, but if you applied it to every F* camera that sureyed your vehicle?? Maybe the California privacy law??
History would have some objections to what you believe. In defense of your position, however, the last 40 years (at least in the US) have been dominated by the ethos you describe, and the eras and the politicians who…
> What determines the flight level of understanding you need to function? The level where r and fl are seen as different letters? Look, I know this comes off like I'm being an ass, which means I am being an ass, and I'm…
I though I could make custom users/logins within Home Assistant, and these would have some access controls. For example, what shows on the left-side menu bar. I'm not sure how deep HA permissions model goes, but it…
So if we are going to pick on people who live off of a government-sponsored subsidy, can I ask if the home interest mortgage deduction also counts as a government-sponsored subsidy? and if not, why not? is it because…
> How does punishment work without cruelty? My mother spanked me when I misbehaved. She caused real pain as punishment. It was never cruel. Punishment and cruelty are not equivalent. Please note, I am not in favor of…
> But I also fully understand the point of prison is /punishment/... Prison is not supposed to be pleasant and comfortable... I appreciate the thoughtfulness with which you present your view, and also see it's…
Ok, so as an athiest, could you do what is right, love mercy, and walk humbly with your beliefs? Your comment on which god you might choose suggest you are not a fan of mercy. Have you ever made a mistake and wished for…
> The entire point of punishment is the cruelty That's a pretty messed up morality. I don't even know where to start on this one. How do you align this with "to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with…
obviously you fail to see the possible nuances in engineered concrete...
Perhaps if your imagination included a game of telephone which includes multiple error correcting codes/mechanisms, when instruction in those mechanisms is part of the teaching, and when preserving the wording is valued…
I agree with you, and also wish the wakeup call had come when the Mouse locked up our culture. (Copyright Act of 1976 Shifted the framework to the life of the author plus 50 years, Or 1998 Sonny Bono Copyright Term…
> there are some gaps in that chain for example, a reliance on apple wallet, instead of an open standard. With that quibble aside, I do like the basic structure of your solution.
re: natural language sucks. prof.dr.Edsger W.Dijkstra's views: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD06xx/EWD667... I humbly add my own. Natural language is valuable for the things it doesn't say. The…
> my libertarian friend was explaining to me how traffic shows how everything can work well when everyone acts in their own self interest. Well, sure, except for all the traffic laws, the difference between User and…
Huh. You might want to look at how the residents of Carmel Indiana think about this. https://www.carmel.in.gov/government/departments-services/en... a city frequently ranked in the top 10 places in the US, also…
Initially received funding, later in the war they turned it off as "not war worthy" You might be surprised how many UK and US scientists of that time supported eugenics, see for example…
Technically it is not a reasoning machine. If it was a reasoning machine then we would not see results like this: > To systematically investigate the role of end-user semantics of derivational traces, we set up a…
> But these days we do know better and to still insist on rituals that lead to the spreading ... Thus explaining why RFK has his current position.
Sounds like you want an orchestration. Let's assume handoff happens when one "agent" finishes its work on one task, i.e. "submit a PR". At that point you want to exit the agent/clear context etc (any context the next…
Love your "on average" qualification. Like the cartoon where the water temperature is fine on average, with one bucket boiling and the other ice. The interesting question is how to define 'average'. Over what…
The Nazis relied heavily on IBM technology for national census data (to identify jews), military logistics, ghetto statistics, train traffic management, and concentration camp capacity…
Beaglesses, insofar as there are sides to take here, I like yours. I would hope only that you had the option to include your children in some of the building activity-- your comment suggests you did. Building the…
All of which is strong argument in favor of replacing all income tax with land tax. The idea starts to make a lot of sense once you look at its framing. This includes the argument you make above (why can't you hire help…
Bertone seems to still be offering cars https://bertone.it/ price point is a little higher than the cybertruck, but hey, probably worth it.