Yizahi

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by Yizahi 3mo ago
Both of these are fine. The problem is that a majority of people have neither option at all.
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
I still don't understand. So you do have an EV charger at home? Just a slow one? The issue with EVs is that a majority of people doesn't have any EV charger at home at all. These is almost no one who would willingly downgrade from
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
For a long time learning required a primary attention of a person. Usually a monopoly attention. You can't read printed text and do something else in parallel (fidgeting doesn't count). Radio and TV facilitated background viewing
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
> Why are people so convinced that we need an EV charger per car at every home? > After a week of just running the 1.5 kw slow charger I realized that was fine. Wait, did you tell that you were using EV charger at home actually? I&#x2
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
Perchance
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
That obituary will be on the cover.
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
Maybe for a fantasy of legal liability of output produced. I haven't heard of any LLM corpo being held liable for any output they generate. Even NYT lawsuit is going nowhere for 3 years in courts already, despite being the most grounde
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by Yizahi 3mo ago
LLMs are here to stay and I'm using them daily out of necessity and out of convenience too. I'm paying money for it too. It is a useful tech. Still, I hate it in general and the sociopaths promoting it in particular, and I foresee
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
While it certainly didn't enter a mind of any director making decisions (because they can't comprehend not defecting in a prisoner's dilemma, being sociopaths), it was plainly obvious to every person even remotely connected t
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
As a Ukrainian learning Polish right now - absolutely not. Until any scientist actually proves with numbers that latinization of a Slavic language script provides ANY benefit AT ALL, let alone outweighing the negatives of conversion. If I h
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
That is exactly the document I've been thinking about while writing top comment :) . Oh, our "cost of revenue" is smaller than the revenue, we are so profitable guys! If we just don't count our marketing expenses, our ad
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
"Our 2015 car models are totally profitable if we will just stop making new cars and continue producing only 2015 models for the next decade."
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Anyone can claim they are profitable, simply by reclassifying their expenses as some other thing or shuffling them to separate corporate structure. Until we will real financial audit, the CEOs claims are just a hot air.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I have 30sqm of a yard and keeping up even that amount of lawn is a gigantic pain in the ass. Over the year I plan to get of all of it as much as possible and replace with flowers, shrubs and other bigger plants, a third is done already. La
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Heh, I find the downvotes for the above comment amusing. 100% expected, but amusing. It would be pretty interesting to hear someone rationalize precisely why for example Deadhouse Gates is a worse book than Crime and Punishment :) . At a gu
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
They are not bad. But neither they are great, just average. They are also super outdated and missing a lot of context from the time authors lived in. These books just have this fleurs exotique by the virtue of being russian and written in a
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Very competent rework with good graphics.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Oh, sorry, you are correct. My brain melted a bit in a heat :)
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I regret every minute I've spent reading Tolstoy and Dostoevsky. The most overhyped literature ever, with an unhealthy obsession by contemporary readers living far away from the epicenter of it all.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
If anyone is nostalgic about HL2 and want's revisit it, I highly recommend Black Mesa remake, it's mind blowing in a good way.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Technically it never ceased to be an oligarchy just like all western countries are oligarchies too. People elect some a few of the people on top and then they act on their own absolutely unchecked, plus all those other unelected people ruli
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
This happens witch such predictability and not only in IT stocks that I started to wonder, if that is not illegal? I mean, illegal in a spirit of insider trading laws, not literally illegal.
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
If Poly and Kalshi were actually prediction markets, then betting on a person getting shot and then murdering them yourself would both be allowed (by corporation only) and even encouraged. Because this is exactly what a perfect prediction i
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
If it's a "market" then why do they enforce "fair bets" and disallow actually participating in a market to prevent influence on the totally-not-gambling-bets? If it's a market I can go play there and maybe even
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
But if you somehow have a 100% correct prediction you are now "insider trading" and that is not allowed because all gambling.. ahem, all betting... hmm... All predicting much be "fair" and "random" and definite
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
Grok of course. I will start by shouting "Hail saint Elon!" and show him a "roman" salute, and he will spare me :) . Also, if Elonopedia is any indication, this robot will be running on a hacky thoroughly exploitable sta
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
This a chamber of weights and measurements comment "I got mine, fuck everyone else".
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
We won't need to write our obituaries ;)
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I'm not surprised. Absolutely demented guy with an equally spineless and corrupt government. Let me guess, NSF had at some point in time awarded Obama some award and our twelve year old is throwing a tantrum over his crush? :)
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by Yizahi 4mo ago
I'm interested in AMOC and other aspects of the problem, and this recent video by RealLifeLore was very informative for me, unlike other;s like this OP article and the like. I definitely recommend it if previously you saw only two extr

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