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by airstrike 5mo ago
A future POTUS might be willing to sign it, though yeah, it doesn't help with the current situation. That would still need to be artfully litigated.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Specifically, POTUS has absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions that are within their constitutional authority, presumptive immunity from all official acts (but not absolute), and no immunity from unofficial, private acts co
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by airstrike 5mo ago
> SCOTUS has already given POTUS immunity in any form other than impeachment followed by a conviction. That's not exactly accurate and that nuanced difference may be the key to holding the executive branch accountable, now that we
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Thanks
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by airstrike 5mo ago
If you have the model use a tool you can define the schema as a free text rationale field followed by one in the set of possible answers, so everything is nicely formatted as a JSON.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Nice work. Sonar who?
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by airstrike 5mo ago
I agree but the market is pricing way beyond that
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by airstrike 5mo ago
It's Kraken, not Cryptowatch, as the latter was acquired. Who's supposed to be selling GUIs here? Your comment goes against several HN guidelines. As the 15th highest karma on this site, I'm sure you could do better.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
For the record, so is iced, effectively.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Tangential reply, but Druid has been abandoned. The spirit lives on as Xilem, but that doesn't have much traction either. It's very... exploratory in nature. I'm partial to iced, which to me is the best GUI library in Rust by
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by airstrike 5mo ago
True but that is maybe 5% of what is being promised by the average booster
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Who's to say those enterprises won't churn after XYZ comes out with a decent enough model that costs 10x less to use? There's a whole bag of clever tricks you can play to juice short term results leading to an IPO that may no
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by airstrike 5mo ago
You don't have to take meaningful risk to your personal financial situation for an investment to be risky. The CEO of Coca-Cola also takes no meaningful risk to their personal situation. Should we forbid CEO roles?
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by airstrike 5mo ago
In general, the company that was bought was likely being outcompeted or soon to become outcompeted. There's a reason the PE bought it: to turn it around into something that is better than the previous owner could achieve. You can only
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by airstrike 5mo ago
When it was written has no bearing on its validity. It applies when you're talking about someone else's work. Not every repo is slop. If you want to make a claim that this code is bad, then claim that rather than saying "they
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by airstrike 5mo ago
> Claude ain't “other people” so I don't think this applies. Claude didn't make the post or come up with the idea or execute it independently, so not sure how that applies. If you want to comment on the code quality or t
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by airstrike 5mo ago
That's a great tip. Thanks for sharing.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Do you think losing the equity portion of the investment means no risk? It's not fully debt financed. And that debt financing bears an interest proportional to the riskiness of the asset's cashflows. There are lots to hate about L
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by airstrike 5mo ago
like a backpack from which a cardboard version of a soldier springs out, with the operator being shielded with an aluminum foil pane
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by airstrike 5mo ago
oh god
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Which of the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and now Iran were fought to maintain US status?
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by airstrike 5mo ago
That's really well said. The promise was always to get cheaper goods and services in the US, so long as the Chinese firms never competed. Guess what, they compete now.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
> This directive was issued in January of this year, what is relevance of being posted today? The best time to plant a tree is 10 years ago. The second best time is today.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
It's AI slop, it makes no sense
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> I have also had long drawn out "arguments" when I have known it's wrong based on my experience and intuition, and it has steadfastly refused to take my point (last week) Ironically, trying to argue with Claude about th
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Slow clap...
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by airstrike 5mo ago
It likely wouldn't be meaningfully different, and we don't set immigration policy in the US to help countries abroad. Or would you rather condemn me to life in a corrupt, dangerous country even though I have everything it takes to
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Right, it's obviously your assumption, but you stated the resulting shitshow as an obvious fact—"let's not kid ourselves". I doubt H-1Bs would oppose taking that test. Many already took English proficiency exams by the
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by airstrike 5mo ago
While you are correct, that's a minor issue in an otherwise cogent post by the parent, so addressing those other more substantial points first would have made the debate better.

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