SauntSolaire

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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
I've picked them straight from the tree and they still end up a mealy disaster. But hey, maybe I'm just bad at picking 'em.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
I would be worried the reason for the flag wasn't _immediately_ obvious. Maybe if there was a drop-down for the rule being violated it would help.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
I believe Tailscale is free to use for small home setups. It's limited to 3 users and 100 devices which has been plenty for my homelab setup.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
For the same reason they deposed Maduro, control, obviously . Your mistake is thinking they care about Iranians enough to want them dead. The reality is that they want Iran to bend the knee, at which point they'll go back to not think
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Surgical_fire wrote: "Hitting a school was not a mistake, it was the point." And "This is not a woke war. This is a war where you bomb schools and kill children." I also never said they especially cared about collateral
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
And? It's quite a leap to take from that statement that they intentionally bombed a school. In fact, if they were trying to bomb schools, then it's quite the coincidence that they missed all the rest, and just happened to hit
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Disagree, negligence seems more likely
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Look up the brightline rail system in Florida if you want a lot more examples.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
They don't, you just have to wait longer than an hour for an accurate rating
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Yes, it's quite humorous to try and factor in opportunity costs for aircraft carriers, "but we could be bombing someone else!"
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
For the "brightest scientist and engineers" in the AI sector? I wouldn't be so sure.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
We're talking about the "brightest scientist and engineers" in the AI sector, you may be underestimating US salaries for the people that's referring to. And no, working remotely for US companies doesn't count.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
You should give it longer than an hour before you start complaining about downvotes. Or just let your comment stand on it's own.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
There are many situations in which you can shoot someone and still be allowed to buy a gun. Also, in the cases you can't, it's generally the government stopping you, not the gun companies.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
To make 1/10th the salary they're making now?
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Well, the more often you're right, the more capital you will be able to accrue to bet with next time.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
And that's a good reason not to do a Holocaust of your own, seeing as you likely don't want to kick start a chain of Holocausts.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
What's the point of open sourcing something you one shot with an LLM? At that point just open source the prompt you used to generate it.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Yes! You can partially decouple it through recurring subscriptions, or possibly bundling, such as cable TV. But I can't think of a viable micro-payment method that wouldn't have the same problem. Planned obsolescence is a failure
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
You joke, but embedded passives are a thing!
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
It's also the incentive structure that's different. E.g. I can choose to buy cheaper LED lights to reduce my electricity costs because the interests of lightbulb companies are mostly orthogonal to the (usage-based) interests of th
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
New micro payment scheme that charges .000001 cents every time you page down. Like the old listicles that make you click into a new page for every number, but instead you have your credit card tied to your scroll wheel.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
What if the sender covered the micro transaction on the behalf of the receiver? People might be more inclined to send what they see as micro-gifts, rather than micro-obligations.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
That one's full too
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Why do people bother creating new accounts just to post these generic AI comments? It's like people want to ruin HN as fast as (in)humanly possible.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
When you're regularly dealing with 01005's, getting to work with an 0603 feels like a luxury.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Along with the orders for kids school uniform skirts a bit later.. tough viewing in context. Makes it unsettling when it then shows orders for books you've also read. Hard to swallow having anything in common with such a person. I woul
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
It would be effectively be the opposite of Chess960 -- instead of reducing the impact of studying openings, it would add a whole genre of placement meta you'd need to study to be competitive.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
More accurate to say that it's the other customers that dictate what you consume, by out voting you with their wallet.
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by SauntSolaire 8mo ago
Hopefully this has built in support for second sourcing

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