LunaSea

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by LunaSea 11mo ago
$170K as a starting salary, scratch that, as any salary, is already way beyond the average SWE salary.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
And the US is a world leader in corporate warfare supported by the three letter agencies.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Crimes have degrees of severity. Also Trump is already a convicted criminal.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
It is absolutely. A murderer is not the same as a person that committed genocide. A very silly argument you tried to pull there.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Looks like American corporate espionage
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
It is also wrong because the current state of the art algorithm for the Hutter prize is 110 Mb large on enwiki9 and also includes the actual compression and decompression logic.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
He also copy / pasted Russia's "peace plan" proposition.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Only for very particular and strategic industries
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
It doesn't it just makes it cheaper by not requiring human effort.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> The Commission is literally our elected government's representatives. Oh, von der Leyen was elected? Mertz represents 28,52% of the German people who voted. Who is he actually representing? Definitely not the German people, that&#
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> "The EU" is our elected governments Is that why the EU MEP can't propose laws? Is that why the Commission can ignore the MEP's votes? Also, many European governments have not been elected by people voting for them b
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
This is about the vote on the EU Constitution in the early 2000s during which both French and Dutch people voted against. Later the EU decided to pass it without a referendum to side step this "democracy issue". Something you woul
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> what we all signed up for No, we didn't. The EU ignored the French and Dutch people's votes.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Users might simply switch to Gemini or Claude but partnered companies might go bankrupt or see their stock tank.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Yes but you need money to survive until the later stages
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Waiting impatiently for World of Warcraft to be Open Sourced.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> No one needs to deduplicate over a longer period than a few minutes, or a single session. If you need that, then you're doing something shady. If a user visits your site, clicks a few things, leaves and comes back two hours later,
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Yeah but you change your ISP more often (pricing reasons, moving to a different state or country) than your email provider.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
How would you deduplicate without a unique identifier or fingerprint of some sort (which would not preserve anonymity)?
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
"I don't want a society regulated by rules"
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
And the search engine and crawler actually powering these LLMs
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
-20% in the last month
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I would disagree on the fact that a table without a primary key is a critical problem. There are multiple reasons for tables not having primary keys. Log tables are one example. Excessive sequential scans is also not a problem for small tab
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
You could try different compression methods supported by browsers like brotli. Otherwise you can also chain compression methods like: "Content-Encoding: gzip gzip".
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Oracle: -24% in one month Core Scientific (CoreWeave): -19% in one month
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Incorrect, parent comment mentioned gas.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> Unfortunately our skies and land are littered with windmills made out of unrecyclable polymers that are terrible for raptors. Like our lands and oceans are not littered with drilling platforms and fracking stations already
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
We can see in Ukraine that AI plays a very very small role in the war. Production of small drones and their control across jammed areas is the current problem space.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Yes but American datacenters and industries are actually useful compared to AI.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Firefox market share: 2.17% Firefox ad block use: 17.81% Remaining addressable Firefox market share: 1.78% So essentially peanuts. Especially since most of said users would have used Google anyway.

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