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by DSingularity 1y ago
Thanks for pointing that misread out.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
No we haven’t. But he won’t admit that. He wants nothing other than the ethnic cleansing of Gaza. Don’t you worry — once that is achieved they will ethnically cleanse West Bank.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
I would have guessed that significant quantities of weapons were purchased given the fact that the main workhorse of the Israeli Air Force is probably the American f15 and most of its munitions are American made. Not to mention the f35 and
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by DSingularity 1y ago
The majority of Gazans are refugees displaced from other parts of Palestine which are indeed presently occupied. If you care to find out how they were displaced you might be shocked at how the living space for Israelis was created.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Nonsense? Hyperbole? I think you are either ignorant of the history of your country or you are ignoring the parts that don’t fit your narrative.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Okay that’s fine — call it naive. Way would you call condemning the Gazans for fighting against occupiers while white washing the long history of crime and abuse by Zionists?
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by DSingularity 1y ago
I think hundreds of billions in dollars and unique testing bench for weapons development is a significant part. The fact that it has synergies with the American foreign policy for dominating the oil rich Middle East is also definitely anoth
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by DSingularity 1y ago
I’m using the word “terrorism” in exactly the way it should be used. Ireland was founded by people fighting for liberty. South Africa the same. The Israeli founders were terrorists. They used terror to ethnically cleanse the lands of its in
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Makes you wonder what was in that dual-citizens (Israel and America) file that made the entire administration flip the script all of a sudden. Talking about Ep stein.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
You forgot standing up for justice. All those refugees and their children have a right to return.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
The Israeli state was literally founded by terrorists. The leaders of those terrorist organizations were the first leaders of Israeli prime ministers and secretaries of war and so on.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
I’m sure the British would have described the American revolution in similar ways.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
The Israeli lobby is a proxy for American weapon manufacturers that found being in bed with savage Zionists good for business.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Aside from your despicable lack of humanity you aren’t even making a valid comparison to begin with. You are comparing fighting an armed nation (Japan) to refugees exercising their right to resist a foreign occupation.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
He knows exactly what he is doing. That’s what makes this disgusting. He knows that 50.000 women and children dead is most likely a lower bound as there are likely hundred thousand plus buried under the rubble. He also knows that his govern
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Cycle of politician appeasing their genocidal masters until the government start to realize what that means exactly at which point we pull back to humanity.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Sorry if I missed it in the article — what’s your setup? Do you use a CLI tool like aider or are you using an IDE like cursor?
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by DSingularity 1y ago
To use their APIs at a discount, so what?
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by DSingularity 1y ago
I’m not sure why people are hating on you. If you love being free then you should love the idea of being independent when it comes to common computing. If LLM is to become common we should all be rooting for open weights and efficient local
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Try again.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
You aren’t extrapolating enough. Nearly the entire history of computing has been one that isolates between shared computing and personal computing. Give it time. These massive cloud bills are building the case for accelerators in phones. It
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by DSingularity 1y ago
It’s the algorithmically enforced scarcity coupled with “to the moon” culture. That’s all that’s going on. If it keeps going up I won’t be surprised. If it dumps down I won’t be surprised. No floor and no ceiling — only a gambler would keep
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by DSingularity 1y ago
What’s the value of your generalization here? When it comes to LLMs the futility of trying to avoid leaking the system prompt seems valid considering the arbitrary natural language input/output nature of LLMs. The same “arbitrary” inpu
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by DSingularity 1y ago
The first example demonstrating row level security contains results from the wrong tenant.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
He is simply observing that if PR numbers and launch rates increase dramatically CI cost will become untenable.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Not true. Things can work with hacks. Your standards might consider it unacceptable to have hacks. So you can have a “make it right” stage.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
Risks people’s mental health? I would say it is pretty obvious that FB and IG are bad for people. Some may have a natural mental fortitude and can survive it without instruction but for the rest of us we need some instructions on how to use
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by DSingularity 1y ago
That’s a valid concern.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
You can enforce it if you provide alternatives. The problem is they don’t want to do that part.
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by DSingularity 1y ago
The Zionist terrorist groups went around murdering villagers and after villagers fled Zionists took their land. You strike me as a person who repeats the “a land without a people for a people without a land” lies. You just leave out why you

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