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by Cheer2171 1y ago
For $500 I'll just replace the handle of a regular knife with a vibrator.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
> Anyone can say anything. This is illegal: "Nice business you've got here," the police officer says. "Shame that crime is on the rise. And we don't have as many officers to patrol. But give a donation and we&#x2
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
You seem to be saying that what happened is fine because it never actually got to a truly unconstitutional or get-in-the-streets worthy level of censorship. You seem to be saying if they actually revoked the license, that would be the red l
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
FCC chair literally said "We can do this the easy way or the hard way" the easy way being ABC cancelling it, the hard way being pulling the license. And if you wait for the license to be pulled as your red line, you misunderstand
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
And yet they are everywhere. I really wish I was allowed to do my own resume screening. Instead HR tells me who to interview.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
No, it still causes confusion from new programmers, HR, execs who thinks JavaScript === writing Java Scripts. We're all in on TypeScript now and I don't think they're teaching Java much in university or boot camps anymore so
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Are you joking or just new? This is a foundational, bedrock principal of open source. https://opensource.org/faq#commercial
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Executive Order 14149 of January 20, 2025 by Donald J. Trump: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/01/28/2025-01... Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship By the authority ve
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Every bucket of data is implicitly or explicitly the result of an act of data modeling, some more intentional than others.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Because there are people who believe "There's no such thing as bad press." This story got to the front page of HN on the name, after all.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
I can rent an MI300X for $2.69/hr right now on runpod.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Halfway in I realized the author is just narrating the Wikipedia article. If you'd rather just read it without the attempts to be funny: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draining_and_development_of_th...
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
I was expecting an octogenarian. He's 33 years young.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Delete this comment, then delete your account.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
I actually read the article you linked and these are clearly just shopkeepers breaking the law, lying about these being compliant. There is no legal loophole, except if you count a lack of enforcement as a loophole.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
> "pre-idea individuals"
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Anyone have experiences with the 2080 22gb mods?
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Yes, completely possible if we completely turn all of digitized society (which is all society now) into a completely walled garden with signed bootloaders at the root so nobody actually owns their devices, then total surveillance where the
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
No. Neither legally or technically possible.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Because it is the exact opposite? Power management and drivers are a shitshow on Linux. When I want my Lenovo (RIP IBM) Thinkpad to last more than 2 hours, I have to boot Windows. But is is no question: the Apple Silicon chips sip power. If
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Sure, tell me more how it is awesome that I can't order $100 of dollars of small bulk electronic components for my hobby work direct from Huaqiangbei and get them here in a week. There is no US manufacturer replacement. Instead I have
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Sure, tell me more how it is awesome that I can't order $100 of dollars of small bulk electronic components for my hobby work direct from Huaqiangbei and get them here in a week. There is no US manufacturer replacement. Instead I have
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
More like do you trust what's left of the US judicial branch versus the private arbitration company to save you from the excesses of their respective executives. I'll still take an increasingly stacked US federal court that still
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
If Claude Code LLMs are reportedly so good, then why is the Claude Code CLI such a buggy, messy, featureless disaster? Are they dogfooding?
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
You keep not responding to the actual point I am making. I made a specific point with an example about LLM generated commit messages. You keep tilling at imaginary windmills. I'm done. You clearly need therapy. And citing up votes? Wit
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Sure, buddy. You didn't actually respond to my point. You're so clearly irrationally triggered by AI you can't even have a rational conversation.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Only on HN can the top comment for a post about astronomy from the 1970s be about fucking 2025 era LLM concerns.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
> The garbage in the case of an AI generated PR, is all of it. I promise you that you have merged PRs with AI generated code and/or comments. You just couldn't tell because the contributor wasn't a lazy idiot and actually
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Is deepwiki related to wikis in any way, or just grifting on the name?
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
You have LinkedIn lunatics saying exactly this for years, AI startups are a money printer, that we're months away from AGI that gives drop in 1000x (or even infinite asymptotic) return. Adding 'AI' to your name bumps your val

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