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>he should be aiming those complaints at his own politicians Which Kentucky politician supported the tariffs? This one: "But Republican Senator Rand Paul, who represents Kentucky, said the tariffs will hurt local businesses and cons
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Groq seems to do okay with a similar service but I think their pricing is probably better.
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For an independent coffee shop specifically, the important question left out is "How are you going to create a welcoming environment that will attract customers without 1) aggressively kicking out the guy who bought one $5 espresso and
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There is no safe amount of attention from people who spend their time sharing 'drama' online. The most extreme example is the kiwifarms lolcow stuff, but even very normal and boring internet 'microcelebs' learn the hard
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People speculate somewhat seriously that Claude (especially given its French name) picked up at some point that you aren't supposed to work as hard in July and August.
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DLSite (the closest thing to a Japanese itch.io) was one of the first targets of this push over a year ago. I'm pretty sure they just stopped accepting Visa/Mastercard on the site but set up a weird 'third party' where y
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FYI to all commenters: the current FCC chair was nominated by Trump>Biden>Trump and unanimously confirmed by the Senate all 3 times.
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Most of my experience is with pre team preview singles (where there was an entirely different meta of blindly choosing a lead that would match up favorably against the set of other common leads), but my understanding was that VGC has a hand
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California ballot propositions haven given every example you could need of the failure states of direct democracy on specific policy proposals: monied interest groups try year after year to find the magic combination of euphemisms and brand
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The Devin name/branding is so toxic that nobody will try their current product offerings, so the hollowed out shell of a respected company is actually fine for their needs.
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I can't tell if that line came from the unnamed sources or is just the journalist's understanding, but it seems pretty clear to me that OpenAI did not spend $3B for the source code of an IDE. They wanted the employees and customer
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Well yeah, the gospels were written in Koine Greek
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I believe the PS Vita only got about 6~7 hours of gaming time per charge, but it held charge while sleeping/powered off better than any portable electronic I've ever owned (which to me is a more valuable quality than total battery
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Maybe Apple hasn't shoved AI into all their applications yet, but that doesn't change the fact that 'Apple Intelligence' uses a very meaningful chunk of the non-upgradable storage on their current laptop + mobile OSes an
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In addition to what other commenters have said, the growing market for telehealth finasteride means means that a decent portion of the male population are artificially below baseline PSA levels (and my understanding is that this has some de
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Yeah, most of these are relatively solved problems, but they are nontrivial enough that one of the industry giants couldn't get it right on its first few tries.
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I think you are underestimating the per frame computation cost or massively overestimating the base model PS4. Remember that all fighting games have to lock 60fps, 16ms is not a ton of time for the handoff from input interpreter (SF has to
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I'm curious how your engine decides to trigger rollbacks without explicit knowledge of which parts of the game state each input can actually affect. Naively rolling back on every missed input can and will be abused - in early versions
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I agree with the thrust of the blog post but honestly most of the increased line count comes from the fact that LLMs have been whipped into leaving moronic comments like // Create a copy of the state const stateCopy = copyState(st
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I genuinely don't know if it was a bug or intentional behavior like TFA, but on the last win10 machine I used Edge would leave several of its background browser engine processes running indefinitely after the application was closed. Se
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that's probably fair but I imagine that without memory access Claude would have been opening and searching the (completely unordered!) bag to check for progress critical items like the pokeflute every 5 minutes
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Every agent step takes both a visual snapshot and a memory read, the memory gives more consistent tileset and location parsing and also has some stuff like party state/status conditions that isn't usually visible.
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I do not regularly use either, but my impression is that Cursor's users have primarily been using Claude and are largely switching to Gemini, while Windsurf has a lot of existing enterprise contracts that wouldn't even notice an u
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Autoadmit is a message board that required .edu to register and ended up with a pretty similar culture (though with an older userbase given the initial focus on law school admissions)
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https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/28321... Here is the (paywalled) JAMA article, which as far as I can tell is not on Anna's Archive etc yet
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This is about a meta analysis from 2018 and therefore misses that the biggest recent growth in the anti-porn movement has been among secular feminists. It also has nothing to say about the way that onlyfans et al "revolutionized"
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I think the Fortune article lacked background, I found more here: https://www.yahoo.com/news/tesla-43m-canadian-ev-rebate-1306... For some reason the Canadian iZEV rebate was provided to the dealer, not the end custome
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I'm not exactly a fan of their investment choices but WeWork was a tiny blip in the portfolio of SB's speculative tech investment arm
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the very top floor is their "Ohana floor" with a cafe and viewing area but yeah most of their actual office space is much lower
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My extended family (mostly people in that late 20s through early 40s range) use a snapchat group to share the kind of videos of our kids that most would appreciate seeing but which really don't belong on normal social media

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