DarkmSparks

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by DarkmSparks 18d ago
They definately think. The thinking process is just line their pockets with as much as possible before they lose their position to someone else. Once you understand that everything is rational. If not desirable.
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by DarkmSparks 18d ago
From the adminstration Fed independance is about tempering that policy so UST still has buyers.
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by DarkmSparks 18d ago
The administrations choices are fairly binary now. Inflate away the $40Trillion+ debt they can never pay back Or Hard default on the debt, and be the one holding the hot potato as the union breaks up. Fed is trying to thread the needle betw
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
The US ticked all the boxes that are credited with the break up of the USSR last year aiui. Anyone not taking that seriously is in for the most hilarious of surprises.
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
I dont see how there would be remotely enough entropy in most model outputs for this to be close to feasible with any kind of accuracy. Either they false positve on pretty much everything ever written, or the chances of catching a true posi
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
Fascist monarchy has facist policies shocker. So glad I left that hell hole.
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
Vivaldi for the win.
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
Inflation is different. Rule 72 is nominal prices. Inflation accounts for a 2026 xbox being significantly more advanced technology than a PS1
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
Sounds about right. "Prices double every 10 years" is a fairly standard economics benchmark.
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
Its 2026, that distinction doesn't exist any more. Android and ios devices are orders of magnitudes more powerful now than desktops were when desktop was actually important as a category.
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by DarkmSparks 2mo ago
There are zero android and ios users because reasons. Realistically, windows probably doesnt even break 1% these days.
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by DarkmSparks 3mo ago
Different order of magnitude in my experience. Wayland mouse movement lag is/can be/could/was in the order of several hundred milliseconds. Its that that people notice, not 3 or 4ms difference in click response.
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by DarkmSparks 3mo ago
The main issue is with mouse movement rather than clicks tho...
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by DarkmSparks 4mo ago
Didnt claude recently post its entire codebase online? Seems like it upgraded to doxxing its entire userbase.
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by DarkmSparks 4mo ago
Why remove identity from Double and Integer? This is going to break so much stuff for no reason when double and int were already a thing.
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by DarkmSparks 4mo ago
Some certainly are, just not this one.
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by DarkmSparks 4mo ago
this is almost certainly a us tarriff/China sanctions thing rather than an AI thing. sticks here outside of the us tarriff system never really changed, I just bought like a month or two ago 128GB DDR5 for $500 at a time when US best bu
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by DarkmSparks 5mo ago
xserver only takes about 10 lines of code, that doesnt sound as impressive as 8,000
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by DarkmSparks 5mo ago
I'm still just refusing to buy this garbage in the first place. All these car manufacturers pushing this horrorshow deserve to go under. Tbh it looks like most will soon....
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by DarkmSparks 5mo ago
Whole new level of respect for the Yakuza, no wonder they end up running everything there.
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AI and Digitalization in HTA: Enhancing Evidence, Equity and Efficiency [video](youtube.com)
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
The irony is this arrest is most probably the first most people have heard of them getting flattened.
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
So you accept the earth was hotter than now and the sea levels much higher than now in our recent history then? Do you know why the earth is so much colder when the southern hemisphere is in winter than when the northern hemisphere is in wi
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
Your idea of debunking must be different than mine. Posting a link that says exactly what I said: "but you can easily appreciate that sea levels have been much higher than today for much of this period of the Earth's history"
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
What do you mean no evidence? Do you understand sea levels rise when it is warmer and fall when it is colder? In our very recent history, sea levels were 10 meters higher than they are now, that means in our very recent history it was signi
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
We have all the "proof" we need. https://courses.ems.psu.edu/earth107/sites/earth107/files/Un... We are due to enter another ice age, quite possibly in our lifetime. It has already been warmer
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
The implicit question was whether you think we should endeavour to return to an ice or not. Personally I'm on the not side. And also The only people I have seen deny climate change are the AGW idiots who think the climate has ever been
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
Meanwhile, some of us haven't forgotten https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/record-maximum-sea-ice-in... https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=3613794165505253&set=gm...
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
the article says 20,000 was 10% of the population therefore the population is 180,000. if "something might happen in the next 60 years to wipe out half the population" counts as making a species endangered, every species on the pl
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by DarkmSparks 6mo ago
"According to the IUCN Red List criteria, a species is generally classified as Endangered (EN) if its population of mature individuals falls below 2,500" Also IUCN, with only 180,000 individuals the Emperor penguin is now classifi

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