EnPissant

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by EnPissant 11mo ago
It's not a checkpoint, it's surveillance. Presumably CBP is not stupid and that surveillance is providing value they can not otherwise get only in Texas.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Trump wasn't in office at that time. He urged Republicans to not pass it for various reasons which I will not enumerate here, and CBP was funded weeks later.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
It’s a logistics chokepoint for drugs coming across the southwest border into the Chicago area.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Pretty sure Republicans always supported defending the border from drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Codex previously did only manual compaction, but yeah, maybe some extra training for compaction, too?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Compaction is just what Claude Code has done forever, right?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
This is neither true nor relevant.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Sounds like you agree with me.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Should young adults be allowed to violate copyright and no one else? The damages caused seem far worse than an LLM being able to reproduce song lyrics. Is it simply "we like college kids" and "we hate OpenAI"? that dicta
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
This is nonsense. The NVIDIA will slightly win on all generation speed, and be _much_ faster on first token response time.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Indeed, too much C++. Edited.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
This is a tough one for the HN crowd. It's like that man not sure which button to push meme. 1) RIAA is evil for enforcing copyrights on lyrics? 2) OpenAI is evil for training on lyrics?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Distributions are distributions. I have not stated anything on the race and intelligence issue. I am just calling out a statistical fallacy.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
The parent to my post shared a common fallacy, and I’m just showing how distributions work in a way that most people will agree with and understand. You should appreciate my post if you are interested in proper statistical comprehension.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
That doesn't answer the question.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
The GPT5 family is the most intelligent model IMO. It's the only model that I have found that can refactor complex code and have the result be better than what came before it.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Then why not 3 hot washes?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
You’ve refuted nothing I’ve said. You continue to attempt to discredit a study related to race and intelligence. This is a topic you have claimed a religious position on and said no one should even attempt to convince you in the opposite di
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
You are arguing to discredit a study that contradicts your previously stated religious belief. I would be very surprised if anyone found me bringing it up off-topic. I think anyone debating you is entitled to know you think it is impossible
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
From this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9674992 Here you said: > If it helps, you can think of my opposition to the notion that blacks are somehow intellectually inferior to whites as religious, and you mi
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
You have in the past stated that race and intelligence can be considered a matter of faith to you and there is no evidence that could ever sway you. So are you sincerely debating here or is this just proselytizing?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
> Genetic differences between races are small compared to those within races. That is a very misleading statement. Height differences within sexes are also greater than between sexes, and yet most men are taller than most women.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
You are describing something like 20% to 95%. I am talking about 20% to 100%.
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Does it matter if the pre-wash removes 40% of the fat and the main wash removes the last 60% or if instead the pre-wash removed 20% and the main wash removes the last 80%?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
Ignoring laboratory detergents like Tergajet, would you say that the choice detergent is still very significant?
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
The rest of that section is super informative too as cascade contains fillers to make dosing easier. EcoGeek instructs to use 15 grams which costs $0.65 per load. The 20g used is 133% this amount. Cascade instructs to fill your dishwasher c
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
This is a follow-up to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45815419
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
This guy just follows the time tested pattern of "I'll let you in on a little secret!". Pods are the best way to clean dishes because they are capable of containing chemicals that are not practical to formulate into a uniform
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by EnPissant 11mo ago
I used to live near this store. It was not a pleasant experience to shop there unless you enjoy watching drug addicts threaten security for stopping them for stealing or having them cut in line in front of you.
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by EnPissant 1y ago
I'm sure that's the kind of content AI will excel at creating.

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