HWR_14

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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Or Safari with 'reader view'.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
And hopefully Anthropic has extra capacity then and I can return there.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
I read that as "it's not worth the negative PR of being associated with AI firing minimum wage employees" compared to just paying them for a year or two.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Is it that Europe doesn't have any open data analogues of the SEC, or is it that each European country has its own open data analog?
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Sharing the data with any random corporation seems like a bad idea.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Whats "reasonable hardware"?
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Are the calories used by biofuels and cattle even directly consumable by humans?
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
"There is no money in tying online activities to a real identity" is a hot take.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Excel works, the VBA macros with random business rules work, people with business knowledge know how to use it, the workflows are set up. If we were starting from nothing it wouldn't be built, but the value of what already exists is ma
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Wouldn't a high-return bet against Rory make sense? He was very likely to win.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
How does the supreme court revisit precedents if the circuit court doesn't readdress the issue?
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
I'm glad that it's not a negative in this case! If the owner is waiving fees sometimes, then obviously they don't think it's an issue.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
> I gladly pay the (modest/token) late fees to help keep them open at this point Keeping movies longer and paying late fees may be hurting them more than helping them. It's entirely possible that the late fees are underpriced t
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
> all chip manufacturers would just collude to quit selling to consumers? Well, someone with money could go buy 100% of RAM production for the next 3 years.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Thanks, I had misunderstood. It eliminates the legal consequences of conviction (unlike commutation) which is similar in a lot of ways, but it doesn't erase the conviction from the records.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
You sound like you are advocating for commutation, not pardons. Commutation lowers the penalty given to a criminal by executive decree (which the president can also do) A pardon makes it so the conviction never happened.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
A lot of advancement is multipurpose. CNCs are more accurate than machinists, computers are faster. And we have a lot of the technical knowledge written down.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
It is interesting that Netflix alone gets blamed, as opposed to the parties they are negotiating with.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Depending on the development cost of being in the cloud, it was probably the right choice. Optimizing for cost per user when you don't have product market fit is probably the worse early optimization.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
What difference is that?
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Well, that aligns with both "total raise of 93k AUD" and "we need more money to afford to hire senior people"
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
So I allocate my one BTC to lightning network A, so I can spend it there. I try to spend it on lightning network B and it rejects the spend because it's allocated to A in the main blockchain, even if I never spent it on A. There exists
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
I get that once I allocate BTC on the main blockchain. I was trying to understand how I allocate BTC via the lightning network(s)
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Dumb point, but you said SEC. But they don't have authority over commodities, and aren't the rules different for them anyway? Other than that, I think a lot of what you said was interesting.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
No way they're boarding boats. They can get an accurate enough cargo weight within seconds visually (maybe minutes, depending on how computerized it is)
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
I'm still thrown. I don't see how an after the fact penalty can work. Let's say I have 1 BTC. I buy something for 1 BTC on lightning network A. Simultaneously (within nanoseconds) I buy something for 1 BTC on lightning networ
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by HWR_14 7mo ago
There are multiple competing lightning networks? I don't get how the lighting networks prevent double spending then. It seems like a major issue when dealing with multimillion dollar transactions.
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by HWR_14 7mo ago
Is there a limit on how much the lightning network can handle? Those are pretty large transactions.
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by HWR_14 7mo ago
Oil is heavy. The ship designs are known. You can tell approximately how full a ship is by how deep it sinks into the water/where the waterline is. They can probably consistently lie by a small percentage and Iran let's them get t
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by HWR_14 7mo ago
I believe for $120 you can watch sold out home games. Or like you said "we can’t actually watch home games"

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