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__loam
2y ago
We ridiculed them because their ideas, like slapping blanket tariff on our closest allies, are really really stupid.
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2y ago
It's called impoundment and it's patently illegal and unconstitutional. There's already been a SCOTUS case. The executive branch absolutely does not have the authority to decide how money is allocated.
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2y ago
Nobody except people who value democratic systems of government I guess.
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2y ago
Not really but the official line is you can't use proxies. Practically the only reason a judge would have to inspect your deck is if they suspected you were cheating by registering an incorrect list or pre-sideboarding or something, bu
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2y ago
No there's usually a wide variety of viable strategies, which have different costs associated with them. There's a price of entry but once everyone is on that level you still have to play well.
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2y ago
There are unsanctioned events that allow proxies but it can put a store's wpn status at risk. For most competitive tournaments you need real cards, but a lot of competition for legacy and vintage are on mtgo (the old online magic clien
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2y ago
This is something that's pretty well known in the magic the gathering community. Some of us who trade in older cards to play certain formats have jeweler's loupes to check this stuff.
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2y ago
That's what I mean, Joe average is going to go with free over $2400 a year.
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2y ago
Afaik it includes inference which they seem to be offering at a loss.
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2y ago
$7-8b in costs so they're losing $5b
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2y ago
If this is their goal, R1 is on par with the $200 a month model. Most people don't give a shit.
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2y ago
Good argument.
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2y ago
The F16 is already cheap, proven, integrated with everything, and available in great numbers. The Air Force also has a super sonic bomber in the B1 lancer, and a mass produced supersonic stealth fighter/bomber in the F35, which is actu
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2y ago
The military has had supersonic aircraft since the 1950s, why would they care about this?
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2y ago
Based on my anecdotal experience and the people I've known in industry, job hopping is way way way easier than getting a promo if you're trying to maximize salary. Mine has doubled after a few job hops.
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2y ago
POSIX is also so old and essential that it's hard to imagine an alternative.
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2y ago
This opinion used to be a lot less popular especially on hackernews
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2y ago
A state with famously stable power infrastructure.
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2y ago
Well the contrived benchmarks the industry selling the models made up seem to be improving.
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__loam
2y ago
We're talking about Masayoshi Son here lol.
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2y ago
Slash and burn policies from a reactionary administration that doesn't and in fact refuses to think about the second and third order consequences of their decisions. One of the reasons a lot of people are worried about this administrat
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2y ago
Gallic pride is a helluva thing
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2y ago
Lmao when I was in a PhD program, my French advisor told me something pretty similar. I dropped out, but maybe that is a French thing instead of an academic thing.
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2y ago
Why was this flagged?
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2y ago
I don't think meta is taking some moral stand when they flout the law like this
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2y ago
I think that's unlikely because: 1) Every author I've seen discuss this technology completely despises it. Using it to write your book is a reputational risk. 2) Putting the words on the paper isn't the hard part. I can imagi
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2y ago
There's not a lot of sympathy for this view on this site because half of everyone in tech thinks it's their god given right to pirate content because "copying the information doesn't destroy the information", and be
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2y ago
Nobody is going to read your AI generated book
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2y ago
Jesus Christ
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2y ago
Not reporting on them sure will help! Also there are journalist owned outlets like 404 media that report on tech. The idea that it's all controlled by billionaires is just giving you the excuse you want to surrender with.
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