Rapzid

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by Rapzid 7mo ago
You are viewing this through exactly the right lens. But here is the kicker..
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I guess your YMMV. I switched from developing in Linux VMs to WSL about 3 years ago and have used it daily for development. I don't do much OS level engineering these days though and would probably fire up some VMs for that.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
There is definitely a sort of undercurrent online to a lot of the claims and animosity towards anyone questioning LLMs or even exploring the downsides. Tons of anger and vitriol; on HN now even. I get the sense a lot of new and middling eng
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Shippers gonna ship.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Also interested in this and a replacement for 4.1/4.1-mini that focuses on low latency and high accuracy for voice applications(not the all-in-one models).
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I must have been sleeping when "sheet" "brief" "primer" etc become known as "cards". I really thought weirdly worded and unnecessary "announcement" linking to the actual info along with the
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
They are all over certain neighborhoods and areas in my metro.. At first I thought it was due to the wealth of the neighborhoods but.. Now I'm wondering if the maps is just not fully filled in :|
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Copper Cam.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Can.. I'm very confused, why is Vodafone selling and giving people chunks of data and minutes over such short time periods? Does not compute.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
There is just something about it that feels off about these prediction markets. Like there is no end to the terrible incentives and negative externalities. Personally I don't like banning vices. Regulation is much better. So I always
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
It's kinda like when the web first started taking off then there were WYSIWYGs. Everyone and their mom was creating static HTML websites. But nobody shows off static HTML sites on HN.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
> will always lead to resolution at prices at a time prior to the death But there might be an incentive to freeze the price? I think polymarkets should be banned.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Sam Altman is basically the last person anyone should listen to.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
I'm not sure what claims and what actions you are even talking about. Let's get on the same page.. Is the action taking out the Ayatollah and Ali Khamenei?
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
> Why are we even talking about this? There were lots of reasons to do this. The massacre of 40k citizens opened the door. Kinda like how Al Capone got busted on tax evasion? Capisci? Maybe no.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Immunity from the USA maybe. I would hope the new Iranian government would prosecute people for crimes appropriately.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
I turned 18 about 6 months after 9-11. Going to take a night off from worrying about forever wars and celebrate the end of the Ayatollah and Ali Khamenei.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Western liberal democracies and those closely aligned with them is colloquially "the west" now when talking geopolitics. Obviously it's not geographic as Australia and New Zealand are in the Eastern Hemisphere but would alway
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Certainly people within the Trump administration have thought a lot about this.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Hopefully from this the conditions will materialize where they could, if so inclined, help build Iran up in the future..
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
IMHO you're still making it too complicated; knives out GOT, titans of industry.. Sure, but it's even simpler.. The Ayatollah Regime funds regional terrorism. It destabilizes the region, gets people killed, and holds back progress
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
It's the West vs China with Russia as an also-ran with nukes now unfortunately. Otherwise you've got some regional issues which is where Iran falls. None of the major players in the region like them, even if they would prefer not
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
China won't invade Taiwan because it would destroy their economy and thus their country. Would wreck the entire world economy and turn every country against them. It's nice nationalistic rhetoric, but there is literally no upside
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Interesting angle..
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
I'm not the one claiming they have principles so.. No? I expect them to do whatever they think they need to at any given moment to enrich themselves. Their "moat" is nothing more than momentum at this point. They are AOL on a
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Sure, where is your productive output? Cause that's drivel. Anthropic kept referring to Hegseth as "Secretary of War" and the DoD as "Department of War". Which is horseshit. This whole thing is Anthropic flailing.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Hegseth is the, ultra unqualified, Secretary of Defense. Defense. JFC even when "pushing back" everyone is capitulating.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Bruh, they are probably using another YC company that provides this service.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
If it were taking up time and not producing results then they would care.
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by Rapzid 8mo ago
Yeah they likely rarely if ever "look into" it and certainly nobody has ever needed a lawyer over this. As recently as a year or so ago, at least, you could list repo stargazers through their graphQL API and get a TON of email off

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