Guvante

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by Guvante 8mo ago
Are people repeatedly handling merge conflicts on multiple machines? If there was a better way to handle "I needed to merge in the middle of my PR work" without introducing reverse merged permanently in the history I wouldn't
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by Guvante 8mo ago
My point is the code for feedback loops is architecturally simple: when reading is wrong correct. By boosting the accuracy and frequency of the reading you can get pretty good results. But that has little to do with LLMs, or LLM generated c
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by Guvante 8mo ago
You gave examples of feedback loops. We know very well how to train computers to handle those effectively. Anything without quick feedback is much more difficult to do this way.
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by Guvante 8mo ago
Do you have six games you are actively playing? That is more than most. And 100gb is not an average to my understanding sure there are AAA games that go over that but it isn't like you need to swap between a bunch of those. (Also they
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by Guvante 8mo ago
Most people don't realize that games were small back then because they had to be. The value of being small for most users almost doesn't exist. If you have bandwidth limits then yeah download size is important but most don't.
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Except robots.txt was the actual real solution to search indexing...
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Except if you buy, borrow, and die you don't pay taxes. Elon Musk only paid taxes because he had stock options that were going to expire. Otherwise he just doesn't sell shares thus not triggering a taxable event and not paying tax
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Historically it was fine because dividends were significant and counted as income. Unfortunately everyone realized the stock market is a shell game where there is no price limit and capital gains doesn't kick in until you sell and even
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Billionaires have been too and the tax code is one the slowest things to adapt. In tax code sense I am not even sure the effects of buy, borrow, and die have even been settled. EDIT: can't respond but "pay no taxes but at least yo
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Ignoring OpenAI due to when this article came out of the Fortune 500 one company was less than a decade old. https://247wallst.com/special-report/2023/05/06/youngest-com... Given we now have 2,500 billi
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Why? We consistently use progressive tax policies worldwide.
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by Guvante 9mo ago
The government gets a percentage of your income, this is the agreement that everyone makes. For simplicity we only do this when a sale of an asset is made. Claiming that adjusting this timing is theft is ridiculous, Larry Page has a debt th
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by Guvante 9mo ago
If we don't tax wealth and the wealthy are playing the buy, borrow, and die strategy what is California losing when they leave?
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by Guvante 9mo ago
Companies spend 9 figured every time they try and reign in 13. "You can't exclude company assets over $10 million that will kill small businesses" Or the tried and true "If you allow this they will come after your grandm
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by Guvante 9mo ago
The law in question was very specific and not as broad as you imply here. In fact more specific than the Redittor implies too since the law doesn't cover audio models in general only those purpose built to replicate a particular indivi
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by Guvante 10mo ago
Licensing in media is relatively straightforward, you pay per view. Netflix decided it didn't want to and caused the whole uproar.
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by Guvante 10mo ago
"Never adjust to the streaming world" implies the studios were wrong. Netflix is buying Warner Brothers and you think Netflix was wasting money on licensing costs? More like Netflix's bet that if it didn't share usage in
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by Guvante 10mo ago
You are going to have to be more specific. I don't consider 5G to WiFi effortless period. Unless you count hiring someone to do it for you.
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by Guvante 10mo ago
Are we talking people trying to date or "trying to date"? I am not even talking dates BTW but the pre-cursors to dates. If you bring up Tinder etc then I would point out that AI has been doing bad things for quite a while obviousl
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by Guvante 10mo ago
Put it in a wooden box with a generator outside of it and you are good to go.
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by Guvante 10mo ago
If you are pre-allocating Rust would handle that decently as well right? Certainly I agree that allocations in your dependencies (including std) are more annoying in Rust since it uses panics for OOM. The no-std set of crates is all setup t
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by Guvante 11mo ago
Wouldn't they be seeking a romantic relationship otherwise? Using AI to fulfill a need implies a need which usually results in action towards that need. Even "the dating scene is terrible" is human interaction.
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by Guvante 11mo ago
I think you are using "not required by the POSIX standard" when you say "not in" which is not an accurate shorthand. #! is certainly in the POSIX standard as the exact topic of "is /bin/sh always a POSIX&q
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by Guvante 11mo ago
The difference is getting material vs getting designs. It is way easier to scam someone when your major output is just blueprints that everyone acknowledges aren't even ready to be used.
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by Guvante 1y ago
Ah yes $500 vs $1,349 is exactly the same as $20 vs $1,000
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by Guvante 1y ago
And if a provider keeps charging the same amount only now they actually get it because the law requires that insurance companies pay in certain instances? My point is just that providers raising their prices to give insurance companies a bi
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by Guvante 1y ago
> U.S. immigration authorities arrested 475 people on immigration violations during the raid of the Hyundai facility on Thursday The article this discussion is about?
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by Guvante 1y ago
Do you think it is legal to detain someone indefinitely for being here illegally?
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by Guvante 1y ago
We just didn't raid places. We instead took the much cheaper option of asking them to stop and in most cases they complied to avoid legal action. This also created bad publicity and interruption. The raid serves no purpose but to have
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by Guvante 1y ago
Providing a discount to insurance companies is not fundamentally bad or nefarious. Medicare/Medicaid tend to pay less than private insurance, however lots of places accept it because that gives them access to a bunch of potential clien

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