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by Rapzid 5mo ago
To give credit though it was a largely republican congress that did it. You just need a democrat in the White House to motivate them.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
It's contagious negativity.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Ah yes, ... Yes?
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
> Becuase you're associating their reaction to "a serious medical condition" because it is "not normal." Weak man argument. They said low T is "potentially" a serious condition.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Teams has introduced substantial improvements over the past couple years..
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Wake me up when...
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Nope. I think all this is mostly virtue signaling and a bit of "GitHub derangement syndrome" in the water. People are ANGRY about the AI boom impact right now and "microslop" is trending harder than "M$" back i
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
It's not the source of the pressure per say, but it's the transmission medium. There are other outlets for pressure like regular demo days and etc. Ultimately yes the true source of the pressure is coming from the "tribe&quot
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I'm not confusing anything. I am 1000% unconfused and entirely on the same wavelength as OP. You're inability to wrap your head around the analogy is tantamount to.. Not being able to comprehend blue-green.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
> Colors are a fuzzy continuum Denver is teal, the USA blue-green. Canada is Blue, and Mexico is green. Their analogy is pretty on point.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I don't find this compelling as it seems to me it's well acknowledged there are colors that are BOTH. As in there are colors widely considered to be blue-green. Blue and Green.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
OpenAI's thirst for compute probably can't be satisfied by one cloud provider, if at all. But OpenAI had announced a shift towards b2b and enterprise. It makes sense for their models to be available on the different cloud provider
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I think it's this. They sell a crap ton of b2b inference through Azure and I'm sure this competes with resources needed for training.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
You should really look up the definition of race condition; it has nothing to do with parallel processing. Parallel processing just makes it harder to deal with.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
The initial Loom didn't really provide the semantics and ergonomics of async/await which is why they immediately started working on structured concurrency. And for my money I prefer async/await to the structured concurrency s
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
The MacBook's aren't a fungible alternative as they lock you into MacOS effectively and don't use Intel and AMD processors. Also, I'm not sure what a good alternative is these days to the Framework 13 Pro. I DO NOT USE G
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
It's not diversified enough IMHO compared to those other companies. That makes its market cap fragile and vulnerable to disruption.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
It's a multi-layered refute that we are anywhere near AGI while also taking shots at the idea that "God" is real. And it's taking shots at how far off from Jesus's teachings a lot of "Christianity", partic
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Love word puns :D
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I've been doing espresso for years and just mixed it up with a V60 this year as well. My favorite right now is Japanese iced pour over.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
We are closer to God than AGI. When AGI arrives, it'll be delivered by Santa Claus.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Market was so hot SNL did a skit where Meta just started sending paychecks to people as a recruiting tactic. That SNL skit never happened, but the market was so hot it could have.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Totally. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that if I had to pick a FAANG to put all my retirement savings into Meta would absolutely not be my pick. Heck, if I was forced to either short or invest Meta with all my retirement saving
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Okay so they aren't in a bubble and paying attention because malnutrition isn't starving. And Trump is probably malnourished but it has nothing to do with means.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
> On March 4, we changed Claude Code's default reasoning effort from high to medium to reduce the very long latency—enough to make the UI appear frozen—some users were seeing in high mode. Translation: To reduce the load on our serv
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
In Copilot where it's easy to switch models Opus 4.6 was still providing, IMHO, better stock results than GPT-5.4. Particularly in areas outside straight coding tasks. So analysis, planning, etc. Better and more thorough output. Better
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Yeah, UI impacts UX. Also git has a UI.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Wow, we are seeing the dark underbelly of the beast here. Nobody talks about cursor anymore for a reason. Look, I'm not saying it's not useful and discounting anyone getting value out of it... But it's clearly not worth 60B d
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
People don't understand what a CEO does.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
All FAANG except Netflix are trillion to multi-trillion companies now. And Microsoft too. Tim is fine, but there are clearly other, more powerful forces at play than "Tim Apple amaze".

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