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one of the downsides of "first-past-the-post" style voting is that the winner
gets all of the power, no matter if 100% of the population voted for him or
51%.
if, however, the top 2 candidates were chosen, then it's naturally likely that
the older, more experienced of a particular position would spend their effort
mentoring the young, rising star.
in doing so, they would naturally transfer knowledge from one generation to
the next like parents to children.
however, this only happens when the primary candidate and the secondary both
believe the same things.
meaning those who have collectively similar beliefs concentrated in an area
will have the advantage of passed-along experience, while those from more
divided areas (thus implying that the primary and secondary candidate don't
agree) will often have better actionable skills.
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https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/ex200-red-hat-certified-system-admi
nistrator-rhcsa-exam
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the media shows you what they want you to know. it's literally the purpose of
the entire institution, to disseminate knowledge. good thing the people who
comprise "they" have addresses. good thing they are publically traded in a way
that's easily accessible to the people whose thoughts they govern. good thing
democracy lives in the hearts of the most educated and the minds of the least.
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interview question for the insane:
"what was the worst thing about the guy whose position I'm filling?"
uh, actually she's still here, she just got promoted and we're filling her role
"oh. well, what did she do well?"
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okay picture this: algorism, except as a company instead of a nation.
"here's what I need to do my job"
"sure thing put it in the system"
"beep boop beep boop"
"you know you don't have to make the sound with your voice"
"yeah but I do it anyway."
"... why?"
"I dunno to uh. cement the impact of my intention through both auditory noises
and physical gestures? like signing a letter or casting a vote"
"... wait, what's an auditory?"
"like when you heard stuff"
"oh. I heard jessica got so-and-so pregnant"
"no like... with your ears"
"oh. no I didn't but gary did"
laughter ensues
"ah wait what were we talking about"
"um. oh right you were beeping and I was like why are you doing that"
"ohhhh right that was the important part"
"yeah so uh what did you need again?"
"oh yeah uh. lightbulbs. and um, some... dildos, the secret
hiding-and-cleaning spot is running out."
"oh good yeah we got plenty of those. Lightbulbs though are on back-order"
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sirens are an announcement of the state's application of authority. like "here
ye hear ye: there's an ambulance passing through here. make way, for it has an
important and urgent duty" but summed up with an audio pattern. It's
interesting
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@user-883
Honestly I'm kinda surprised they didn't do that already...? Seems like an
obvious move to me.
Adblockers will just need to get better. And they will, have no fear. Even if
that means automatically skipping to the correct part of the video or
something.
Downside is tools like youtube-dl might receive the added ad. But they can
also evolve and strip it out if necessary. It's just extra work that could be
used on more productive things >.>
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there use to be this cute half life 2 mod called I think Zombie Master? maybe?
anyway one of the players was a "zombie master" and the others were characters
who ran around and tried not to get their brains eaten. It was pretty fun
because the zombie master, of who there could only be one but who I think
could have been a split role if they did it right, would click on parts of the
map and zoom around invisibly and be like "ah yes I want to spawn 6 regular
zombies in this choke-point so they have to painstakingly shoot them while the
scary ones come from behind" or "hooray they're trapped in the closet just
like I expected now I can turn on the buzz saws" or "the poisonous gas was lit
aflame and now they can't see which way the flare is and got turned around in
the confusion, ah oh well war is hell might as well just walk over that way"
... hang on what was I saying? Oh yes, I think it's silly that they don't make
"game frameworks" like the Warcraft 3 editor or the source SDK. Human
creativity is unbridled
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you know how SSH password login is deprecated because the password needs to be
transmitted in cleartext or whatever?
what if we just... required two passwords?
the first initiates the conversation, and sets up an encrypted line. It
doesn't matter if anyone sees the first password because they'll get a new set
of encrypted keys, meaning each session automatically is encrypted in a
different, randomized way.
the second password is the one that actually authenticates you.
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@user-883
yeppp that's one big reason for content warnings, they trigger that list.
luckily it's 100% user-defined, right?
... right???
of course it is, why would it not be
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side note, but the reason PINs were invented was so that people didn't have to
type in a long-ass password.
"it's only more insecure when it's on a network" - someone who didn't design
every product after that
(actually no that's bullshit because the first PIN numbers were probably used
a long-ass time ago, and besides it's not like a short password was all that
uncommon - when asked "what's the password" usually people will say something
like "applesauce" or "butterflies" but really the better way is "10, 16, 26,
46, 99, butts")
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@user-1903
algorithms exist to find connection in the narrative or emotion between songs.
It intends to "maintain the vibe" even as it changes through all the music
that you like. And you'll definitely like all of them, obviously you do,
because the algorithm is designed to make it so.
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║ through it together. Okay, so, what can we do to make things better? what's │
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🖼
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@user-1655
maybe the user could tell their client what fields to expect and how to
present them (like, a field called "memes" would be presented as a picture in
this panel, a field called "rants" would be passed to a word-cloud function
that extracts the most common 6+ letter words so you can tell at a glance what
the rant is about, this other field could be for calendar invites (plain text
of course, but interpreted by the calendar program) etc)
plus, if it's encrypted with PGP keys by default, there'd be few security
concerns. Unless your friend got hacked, or you got hacked, but, well... make
sure everything's sandboxed and don't do any remote code execution and you're
good, right?
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![the paradox of tolerance disappears if you look at tolerance, NOT as a moral standard, but as a social contract. If someone does not abide by the terms of the contract, then they are not covered by it. in other words, the interlont and not following the full rules of the social contract of mutual tolerance. since they are boreking the terms of the contrract they are no longer covered by the contract, and their intelorance should not ber trolerated. [next poster] sorry as someone who teaches the rhetoric this is a wonderful response to the tolerance of paradox. I cannot tell you how many times my students and I have had debates about this. this is the response. this does indeed fix it. I cannot wait to tell this to my classmates. Philosophically and rhetorically this completely resolved the paradox of tolerance and I am floored by it's simplistic nature and I cant believe my eyes when I never saw it before.](/similar-different/media/008c37d368fee408.webp "the paradox of tolerance disappears if you look at tolerance, NOT as a moral standard, but as a social contract. If someone does not abide by the terms of the contract, then they are not covered by it. in other words, the interlont and not following the full rules of the social contract of mutual tolerance. since they are boreking the terms of the contrract they are no longer covered by the contract, and their intelorance should not ber trolerated. [next poster] sorry as someone who teaches the rhetoric this is a wonderful response to the tolerance of paradox. I cannot tell you how many times my students and I have had debates about this. this is the response. this does indeed fix it. I cannot wait to tell this to my classmates. Philosophically and rhetorically this completely resolved the paradox of tolerance and I am floored by it's simplistic nature and I cant believe my eyes when I never saw it before.")
