Saline9515

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by Saline9515 12d ago
Can you explain your opinion? I'm curious but such vague comments won't convince me.
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by Saline9515 12d ago
I tried in Omp (Oh-my-pi), and so far it's really problematic. It will loop in thinking mode ("Let me implement those fixes: Fix 1, Fix 2, Fix 3 .... Fix 80, Fix 81"), ignore the AGENTS.md instructions, corrupt plan files, et
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by Saline9515 18d ago
Hosting a nitter instance on a Rpi or a phone behind tailscale is trivial in the post-llm age, if anyone wants to try it.
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by Saline9515 18d ago
I don't know how it is in your country but carpenters are required to be trained and to insure their works for a decade in France, for instance.
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by Saline9515 18d ago
Most cars are rented nowadays and they are less durable than ever. It's better for the manufacturer to lease and then get you to upgrade periodically to keep you as a novelty-seeking consumer. Long warranty is better as there is no oth
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by Saline9515 18d ago
You are right, it's easier to bake in quality decreases (aka "cost reductions") to keep the price stable than increase the price. Users usually don't see it directly, and since the whole industry does the same there is n
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by Saline9515 23d ago
Devin lacks many features and doesn't even have an exec mode. Other than they subsidize the subscription, the added value here is low.
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by Saline9515 24d ago
From today's front page, this kind of article: https://archive.md/Dr1fm Selection at university, which happens everywhere else in the world, is "controversial". When you read the article, you realize that the
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by Saline9515 25d ago
Le Monde is mainly entertainment/preachy articles nowadays. Content and writing is usually better in the "Le Monde Diplomatique", although it's more politically biased. English version: https://mondediplo.com&
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by Saline9515 26d ago
I would read a statistics textbook, if there were plenty of exercises, with the answer and explanation, which is usually lacking in textbooks. Ready the theory is nice but you only learn by solving problems that uses it.
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by Saline9515 29d ago
What is good about it then? What model do you use? Which integration are we talking about? Is it open source? How much the "transparent pricing" "bobcoin" is worth?
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
I believe that you can still use 5.3 Codex in the eponym CLI tool, the "Spark" fast version. I hope that it will lighten your day! :-)
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
This is not exactly, both french and dutch referenda were
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
It's a common point made by Marxists. https://marxist.com/socialism-in-one-country-how-stalin-aban...
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
Sanctioning an email provider doesn't have anything to do with human rights, just like breaking the cables of a high speed train because you want your communist utopia to be realized has nothing to do with democracy.
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
Yes. Especially if the collaboration was done on purpose, not just as a neutral provider (A/I is not one).
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Defense_League Ok maybe I'm wrong or there is some subtle legalese but the wikipedia page states that "it was described as a "right-wing terrorist group" by the
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
What has "judging capitalism on its merits" to do with the US declaring an Antifa SaaS provider terrorists?
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
If I vet Al Qaida members on my platform, provide them services, continue to do it after several bombings, and keep their unencrypted mails and host their websites, I'm quite sure that I can be considered as an accomplice.
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
"Several cominterns" - each country had its communist party, meaning a certain level of decentralization.
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
A/I mails weren't e2e encrypted.
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
Have you read the link? No?
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
An organization doesn't have to be centralized, just like communists weren't. This is a lazy argument.
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by Saline9515 1mo ago
The EU commission chooses what laws to propose for the parliament to vote, if it wasn't satisfactory they could have just withdrawn it.

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