_joel

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by _joel 1y ago
So, not jailed then. No more examples of people actually been sent to prison?
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by _joel 1y ago
I care, it's confusing
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by _joel 1y ago
Side comment, I love the typography of the site. Easy to read.
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by _joel 1y ago
Please cite examples of someone being jailed for offending someone (that doesn't include incitement to violence).
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by _joel 1y ago
Fantastic, use up your quota even more quickly. :)
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by _joel 1y ago
> usually resulting in one word repeating ad infinitum I've had that using gemini (via windsurf). Doesn't seem to happen with other models. No idea if there's any correlation but it's an interesting failure mode.
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by _joel 1y ago
Considering they run killbots, probably already there.
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by _joel 1y ago
Have you seen the recent polls?
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by _joel 1y ago
Seems as though, if anything, the government are doubling down on it. I swear Labour are speedrunning "How to become the most hated party". I thought it'd take a bit longer than a year, but here we are.
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by _joel 1y ago
You can watch the video yourself - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MqoBPXzJds
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by _joel 1y ago
Yes, in Kursk, maybe. However this is in Ukraine.
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by _joel 1y ago
The Russians use Starlink too, saw a video on Kiev Independent that had a Ukranian drone team take out a Starlink dish atop a Russian bunker.
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by _joel 1y ago
That's not what they're doing though. Reducing manifolds actually improves the durability.
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by _joel 1y ago
I'm not a fan, I'm a human being.
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by _joel 1y ago
I must be an addict, I read 12 step as 12 factor
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by _joel 1y ago
Having to disable CORS restrictions is a bit meh, I understand why, but still.
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Thick Coins(thick-coins.net)
2 points by _joel 1y ago|0 comments
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by _joel 1y ago
You could very well be right!
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by _joel 1y ago
The end, unless you're a small proto-mammal ;). An object (depending on consistency) of about 100m is enough to wipe out a city and do enough damage to the environment. Something of 8-20km is in the same category as what wiped out the
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by _joel 1y ago
curl https://wttr.in/Moon
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by _joel 1y ago
Quite a few, actually.
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by _joel 1y ago
You can run OpenAI compatible servers locally. vLLM, ollama, LMStudio and others.
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by _joel 1y ago
It certainly looks interesting, how does this differ from a plan.md?
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by _joel 1y ago
Wouldn't it's composition be of more ice and rock (like pluto), therefore lower density than the moon?
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by _joel 1y ago
> this is another layer of abstraction on top of an already broken system pretty much like all modern computing then, hey.
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by _joel 1y ago
I know, it was a tongue in cheek reply ;)
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by _joel 1y ago
Through the pipeline they shut down or thorugh the shadow fleet they've sanctioned? As it stand, Europe is moving in the right direction, not quickly enough for some, but still. Ban on new Russian gas contracts starting January 1, 2026
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by _joel 1y ago
> TOW's are a thing from the 70s. They are essentially the same thing That's just not true. I've not seen a TOW chase around a guy in a field, well not on r/UkraineWarVideoReport at least.
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by _joel 1y ago
fewer containers, surely :)
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by _joel 1y ago
Is 'Hello' and those kind of biometrics generally enabled at $CORP? The ones I've gigged at have been the polar opposite of using it, due to regulatroy requirements. Even disabling macos fingerprint reader company-wide, which

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