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by _bin_ 1y ago
I thought most people supported moving away from that and towards a more socially liberal model. If we're no longer doing that I have a whole stack of socially conservative policies I guess I'll go back to pushing. I don't th
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by _bin_ 1y ago
It's a corporation which knows that more of its users are artsy types who care about this than Adobe, which trends a little more professional. I have no idea what position the leadership personally holds but this is very much like DEI
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by _bin_ 1y ago
As is the case with most ideological echo chambers, they devolve into struggle sessions. You find the same thing happening in the niche right-wing movement sections of twitter, it's just "this person is secretly indian/jewish
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Right, but "distaste" isn't grounds for trying to ban something. There are all kinds of things people and companies do which I dislike but for which there's no just basis for regulating. If Adobe properly licenses all th
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by _bin_ 1y ago
Front page says "Antrophic" rather than "Anthropic" :) Some people may also find the grok/groq section confusing
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UK woman says she was arrested after confiscating her daughters' iPads(theguardian.com)
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by _bin_ 2y ago
cali is the butt of half the jokes in America for a reason. i'm glad you like your view though. i'm glad you like your government insurance but my private health insurance is also very good and i don't have to pay much (if an
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by _bin_ 2y ago
I'm not really looking for "justice", I'm looking to uphold our interests. I don't particularly care if we raise more revenue than some other country does from our imports. I don't think tariffs are the best or
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by _bin_ 2y ago
What projection suggests GDP growth will be even with the increase in debt? FRED data suggests the opposite is happening: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDEGDQ188S Debt growth is massively outpacing growth in GDP.
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by _bin_ 2y ago
It's also terrible output, even before you consider what looks like catastrophic forgetting from crappy RL. The emoji use and writing style make me want to suck-start a revolver. I don't know how they expect anyone to actually use
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by _bin_ 2y ago
My compromise here is invisible words in the PDF. I pack it with every freaking keyword I can think of because I have absolutely no issues with lying to a robot and don't feel the need to a respect a hiring process where they can'
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by _bin_ 2y ago
I think I miscommunicated my support for some trade policy change as support for Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs. Here are things I think we should fix: - America and Hypotheticalstan each export $1T to each other with a bunch of tariffs o
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Successfully? We blew 3.1% of our GDP on debt service alone in 2024. This is insane, irresponsible, and unnecessary. We are mortgaging our children and grandchildren’s futures. Just like young folks like me correctly complain that old peo
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Because tariffs aren’t actually a good thing. If you hurt my producers by $1, I should hurt yours by $1 to maintain some level of credibility in our repeated game. If I don’t punish foreigners for tariffing my guys they have no incentive to
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by _bin_ 2y ago
The caveat being if you have even a coarse-grained sense of market timing, this works strongly against your own pnl. The optimal strategy is to long the bubble, short the correction, then long the recovery. It’s not possible to do perfectly
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Did anybody actually “trust” other countries to start with? I’m reminded of the cynical yet accurate quote that nations don’t have friends, they have interests. I expect the American feds to pursue the best interests of Americans (though th
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by _bin_ 2y ago
I’ve had to shut my mouth hard the past week. I went heavily short right before the “liberation day” announcement and doubled my port. My buddies in finance, or my buddies who work elsewhere but whose accounts look rough, don’t want to here
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by _bin_ 2y ago
I actually went over this recently with someone who wanted to build something similar. The conclusion was this is a very difficult problem to solve, probably intractable to some extent. You can't see the complete composition of the foo
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Yeah I don't even play videogames but this sounds more appealing to me than the game itself. Like I did a little bit of anticheat bypass stuff with some buddies a while back just because it was fun to beat the anticheat guys. We used i
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Yeah this would be my instinct even if someone somehow got a leaked TPM root EK and spoofed it with a bootkit. Your timings/latency/variance are still going to be different from a hardware chip, almost certainly. Yes you might be
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by _bin_ 2y ago
At some theoretical future time bundling servo doesn't necessarily imply a render process of Rust Tauri UI -> JS -> DOM -> render. It's theoretically possible to cut out the JS step, at which point you'd just be foc
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by _bin_ 2y ago
We used to pull similar shenanigans in middle school. Teacher computers were finally on wifi, So I'd pull out my little android tablet and USB Wi-Fi card. Run an evil AP, deauth, downgrade to HTTP, and put whatever I wanted on the web
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Yes, this definitely helps. It's just incredibly annoying because you have to dump context back into it, re-type stuff, consolidate stuff from the prior conversation, etc.
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by _bin_ 2y ago
The biggest issue I’ve seen is “context window poisoning”, for lack of a better term. If it screws something up it’s highly prone to repeating that mistake. It then makes a bad fix that propagates two more errors, the says, “Sure! Let me ad
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Right up near the top of the front page: "Plain is a fork of Django, bringing new ideas to established patterns in the Python landscape. Build a new business, an internal tool, or something for yourself." It's clearly a minim
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by _bin_ 2y ago
This seems like a problem that should be worked on It also seems like we shouldn't let it prevent all AI deployment in the interim. It is better that we take the disease detection rate for part of the population up a few percent than w
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by _bin_ 2y ago
That would be cool but I don't think this is going to help a ton until I can throw my own mix or something I got off soundcloud into my apple music library and actually have it work.
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by _bin_ 2y ago
I'd agree with you except I didn't direct it at anyone. If I had called someone a bitch that would be different and your complaint would make sense. It's still an internet forum. It can be high-quality while people still use
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by _bin_ 2y ago
Here are Lazard's 2024 LCOE numbers, a popular reference (though they're often too generous regarding renewables). https://www.lazard.com/media/xemfey0k/lazards-lcoeplus-june-... You will notice that uti
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by _bin_ 2y ago
You're making more unsubstantiated accusations and saying I'm a propagandist, a fascist, blah blah. What is your support for this? I am concerned with dominance because I don't trust china to hold a military advantage and not

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