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9mo ago
Yea csa are boring and normal
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10mo ago
Agreed this style of making money may have made sense when the world was more Sane but there’s no way to penny pinch yourself into a house in 2026
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10mo ago
Having a missile boat which can cross the pacific without an oiler is a must if we want to bring anything to the pacific.
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10mo ago
i'm glad we have a wing that's against gab app store. Can we have one that's for them for balance?
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10mo ago
At first glance this seems crazy. But what a battleship with a gun so powerful, that it can shoot down everything. Having a nuclear powered vessel that can shoot a railgun and laser might be battleship in size
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10mo ago
I believe every book I buy I’m allowed to backup in any format I want. Come and get me
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10mo ago
All of the US military is a waste including 6th generation fighters. We hope china copies our disinformation campaign. In fact as the usa has been taken apart almost all of our big secrets are just disinformation - stealth (not really) - al
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10mo ago
My wife did a lot of conversations with kids in Australia. They all said they hate social media and regularly get harassed by Asian criminal gangs trying to blackmail them. They support the law cause they were only there cause they felt the
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10mo ago
I thought the startups were exempt from charge
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11mo ago
I've been developing open source code for over 25 years. i've deployed hugely complicated systems like hadoop. I've never seen anything as hard to run as this + the bridges.
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11mo ago
It makes me so happy when hacker news teaches me new words. Pseudomonas aeruginosa.. how cool
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11mo ago
What did we build with this useful math. Who was fed? What businesses did it create?
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11mo ago
Evidence that multivitamin d is useful?
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11mo ago
I’ve never trusted signal. Signal desktop does not seem reproducible . It’s not clear to me how its infrastructure is deployed. The servers buffer messages to a large degree
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11mo ago
Let’s keep it simple. What physics or engineering is easier? Let us ignore mathematics for its own sake . If you can’t show use there … id argue it’s our math aesthetics that are wrong
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11mo ago
I studied math for a long time. I’m convinced math would be better without infinity. It doesn’t exist. I also think we don’t need numbers too big . But we can leave those
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11mo ago
A lot more of human intelligence is hard coded
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11mo ago
The price of a truck In America vs Mexico, Japan and China is wild. Probably the easiest way to reduce construction costs is deregulating it
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11mo ago
APL Is great
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11mo ago
Perhaps if you had some engineers write the laws they’d work better
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11mo ago
The issue isn’t too much regulation. It’s that an organization such as eu cannot adapt
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11mo ago
There’s evidence but not proof Kimi k2 thinking > As for why we chose INT4 instead of more "advanced" formats like MXFP4/NVFP4, it's indeed, as many have mentioned, to better support non-Blackwell architecture hardwar
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11mo ago
- Kimi proved we don’t need Nvidia - Deepseek proved we didn’t need OpenAI - the real issue the insane tyranny in the west competing against the entire free world. The models aren’t Chinese they are the entire world, unless I became Chines
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11mo ago
Ah yea probably not a good test then. Good point
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11mo ago
Hcaptcha cofounder here. Enterprise users have a lot of fancy configuration behind the scenes. I wonder if they coordinated with recaptcha or just assume there sitekey in the same as others
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11mo ago
I don’t get it. Also it reads llmish
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11mo ago
So if I find a bug or security bug does this speak to the usefulness of the formal verification claim?
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1y ago
What’s this good for?
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1y ago
I manage too many to code. I can hardly qa it all. Instead i have been vibe coding on my own for fun. I usually do it before anyone else wakes up. I like to think it helps me stay fresh
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I’m super psyched about heat pump washer/dryers. I live in puerto rico and humidity and electricity are issues that it seems to address. Plus I am going to try installing it in a closet where it wasn’t designed for it all. I think it c
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