Jesus would forgive them, for they know not what they do. (Acts 7:60)

4 bit computation is only really useful for ML, where a guess is usually good enough. For any traditional computing task where some kind of repeatability or determinism is required, generally 4 bits isn't quite enough

Communist propaganda thinly disguised as a novel, with no real plot. Basically a bulleted list of predictions with no through line.

The Free software defense against this is forking the last free version. If I were a user of Redis I would already be working from a private fork.

Law enforcement *is* the government.

One more data point https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/c... My income hasn't increased by 20 percent since 2020, has yours?

Thank you for that chart that shows average salary spiked when white collar workers worked from home and blue collar workers were laid off in 2020. Real revelation there. My grocery bill is insane, but that chart has ensured me that we're in good hands and the economy isn't shit. Thank you.

Even if inflation has slowed down to reasonable levels from the crazy levels from the last couple of years, it'll still be a long while until salaries catch up to the resultant higher prices caused by that massive bump. It's important to remember that 3.1% is a measure of the rate of change, and that as inflation slows, many many people are struggling to buy groceries much more then they were just a few years ago. It's not as if prices ever go down.

So when you buy a computer, the company sends ninjas to install keyloggers? How do they get on to your home computer?

No, but college was an easy, low stakes place to learn those skills.

I graduated in 2003 you insensitive clod!

I think GP was trying to express that the guy could afford the car, and not make a judgement on his taste in cars. Way to miss the point.

There are so many things I learned at college that were not taught in classes. How to pay bills. How to manage time. How to deal with dorm drama. Basically how to be an adult. I find it really hard to believe that someone who graduated college at 15 learned all of the same things as someone who graduated at 20 or 21, and I'm not talking about the things that are taught in classes. I doubt his experience was anywhere close to the typical UCLA student.

Yes, it's very important that MSNBC and the government choose what we're allowed to say. The government has never lied. The government is never wrong.

Catholicism is anti-condom, that's true, but it's also anti-premarital-sex. Monogamy is a great way to avoid the spread of STDs.