SonOfKyuss

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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
I don't doubt your observation, since it does seem to align with what I have seen, but it is possible that the distribution has changed. As you observed, the top 25% (give or take) seem as bright and driven as ever, but if the rest of
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
Ah, well this makes terrorizing an entire city and murdering 2 Americans ok then? That’s what you’re trying to say here right?
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
> Your line of argument is an interesting one though. You're tacitly admitting that western protesters don't actually care about innocent Palestinians. They're just using Palestine as an excuse to undermine their governmen
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
Why would we protest? Our government isn’t supporting this action and in fact is considering direct intervention
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
In America at least, we saw protests against some of the things Israel did in Gaza because the US government is supporting Israel. Since the US is not a supporter of Iran, and in fact has been strong adversary for decades, there is less rea
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
If you get into a situation where you are dependent on any tool for 90% of your engineering output, the maker of that tool has a lot of leverage when it comes to setting prices. So my guess is that if we get into that situation, the AI com
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
As someone who was fully on board with masking during COVID, I never want to wear one again unless there is high level of infection of either COVID or flu in my immediate area. I think a lot of people feel similarly. There just isn’t going
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by SonOfKyuss 9mo ago
When you have a cult following and control of all three branches of government, you can pretty much do and say whatever you want with little consequence.
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
If you’re a Tesla shareholder, there is no better leader than Elon. For of all his many faults, I can’t think of anyone else who could keep that stock price pumped at a level so far far detached from reality for so long.
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
I actually get a kick out of Eletrek’s roasting of Elon and Tesla, but if you read a few of their articles, it’s clear they don’t like him. Lots of opinions and editorializing in the articles. I have no problem with that, you just have to r
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
Hunter Biden’s laptop is in shambles. Fox News might have a shred of credibility if they didn’t ignore the Trump corruption that makes this story look like a nothingburger on a daily basis.
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
I think windows will continue to dominate the business desktop space. There’s just so much legacy software to support that makes any transition difficult. Consumer desktop users could end up switching to laptops which does create an opportu
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
I’m not a fan of DeSantis by any means, and I don’t even know how much I agree with his take on AI, but I give him credit for having the guts to go against his party and not blindly ride the hype train.
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
So what you’re proposing here is that the Wall Street Journal of all publications is unfairly covering Trump compared to Biden and that both administrations are equally corrupt based on your observations of their past actions? I’m just goin
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
I’m guessing something like Hunger Games with robot enforcers to keep the peasants in line
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
Likely some combination of feudalism and Oligarchy.
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
Is it really delegation if we aren’t given a choice?
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
macOS
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
They’re generating tons of revenue, just not necessarily profits
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
> telling people no, that’s a bad idea. Don’t do that. This is often more useful than an you’re absolutely right followed by the perfect solution to the wrong problem This one is huge. I’ve personally witnessed many situations where a mu
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
Doesn’t Linux support large page allocations for just this type of situation?
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
That is curious. The market must not have faith in their ability to execute on their plans
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
Sure but that still gets back to training drivers and enforcing regulations as the core issue. We don’t allow people who can’t pass proper medical training to be doctors no matter how many undocumented people may apply.
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
I’m not sure if this is a good idea or not but at least it is an idea based on exerting market pressure instead of terror and fear. I don’t have nearly as much of a problem with this as masked agents rounding innocent people off of the stre
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by SonOfKyuss 10mo ago
It is odd that they mention several plausible reasons for the problems they see but really seem to single out immigration as the key problem. That seems backwards to me. If safety regulations are no longer being enforced as they claim, wher
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by SonOfKyuss 11mo ago
Maybe the gains were realized but the losses weren’t since they were holding out for a rebound?
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by SonOfKyuss 11mo ago
There’s some logic to it because the demographic that is aging out of Harleys might be also aging into backup home generators
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by SonOfKyuss 11mo ago
That’s an interesting idea. I wonder how they would fare against the established engines from Honda and Briggs and Stratton or diesel alternatives. They would probably get a boost from name recognition at least.
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by SonOfKyuss 11mo ago
How about understandable reasons then?
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by SonOfKyuss 11mo ago
The activists of the 60s-90s were witnesses to the nuclear bombing of Japan, domestic nuclear accidents, as well as a nuclear arms race that threatened to wipe out all of humanity. It is unfortunate that we threw the baby out with the bathw

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