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> I think he's not very much to blame for taking the money from degenerate gamblers, and the cryptocurrency idiots are mostly to blame for their own mistakes. So drug dealers are not to blame for taking the money from degenerate add
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9mo ago
I implemented Teju Jaguá in Rust, based of the original C impl https://github.com/andrepd/teju-jagua-rs . Comparing to Zmij, I do wonder how much speedup is there on the core part of the algorithm (f 2^e -> f 10^e)
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> Those new fangled doohickeys just aren't reliable Except they are (unlike a chatbot, a calculator is perfectly deterministic), and the unreliability of LLMs is one of their most, if not the most , widespread target of criticism.
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9mo ago
You can just... not update? It's a launcher, how much more is there to change? I have a version from 2017 on my phone lol.
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"Digital signatures are a Jewish conspiracy" is not something I expected to read in this website
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9mo ago
Gore Verbinski directed a film trilogy with absolutely impeccable art direction and possibly the best special effects in the history of film (they're also, subjectively, some of my favourite films of all time). He knows what he's
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9mo ago
Outstanding. Praise wikipedia, despite any shortcomings wow, isn't it such a breath of fresh air in the world of 2026.
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> But, one silver lining, maybe, is gamblers are a little less likely to fall for fake news. Maybe? 5 minutes browsing polymarket comments will dispel that notion really fast.
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Yep, some WH member trading 400k$ an hour before an attack sure did wonders for "the good of society". So does media showing rates on gambling websites as if they were an oracle and not something that can be gamed for cheaper than
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> I think the simplified version of that reason is: no one really believes in anything anymore, except in the value that acquiring money by any means necessary is a good thing. Hit the nail on the head and these are my thoughts exactly.
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9mo ago
My favourite station is Rokin, because it includes an amazing display of these artifacts (from Roman dishes to Nokia 3310s) in between the escalators that take you to the platform . It's incredible. https://www.reddit.com
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9mo ago
I'm reading the Diamond article you liked and I cannot understand for the lift of me what you wanted? The Brittanica article seems substantially poorer. Note also that a key feature of Wikipedia is the hyperlinks! If you don't
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9mo ago
They took our jerbs is a perfectly valid argument for people which face ruin without a jerb. Capitalism is not prepared nor willing to retrain people, drastically lower the workweek, or bring about a UBI sourced from the value of the common
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9mo ago
Would being the operating word here. In a capitalist economy with wage labour, it is a catastrophe.
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Even sources in the Iranian security forces say 2000, which is nothing to scoff at.
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9mo ago
What on earth... Both Amnesty and Human Rights Watch have reported on the escalation of repression in Iran. BBC, NYTimes, WPost, and well, virtually every major media outlet in the World has been reporting on Iran at least since the major
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9mo ago
> The voices that are silent are the ones that are shouting from the rooftops when Israel does this to Palestinians. As the comment you just replied to says , Iran is already sanctioned and bombed, while Israel gets billions in military
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9mo ago
Which orgs are you talking about specifically? Don't sling mud in such a vague way. Here's Amnesty's homepage https://www.amnesty.org/en/ . The UN has already issued statements. What do you mean exactly?
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9mo ago
It's difficult, and you detainly have to step foot outside the tourist trails for 5 minutes, which most tourists maybe don't. If you stick to the brunch places and the tourist trap museums, then yes. But the world is still incredi
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9mo ago
A 100% rate LVT would not solve, but would certainly massively improve, this situation. The free market is ill-suited for many things and has tremendous problems, but even in its theoretical ideal it simply does not work if a limited comm
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Israel is a terrorist regime that commits genocide against Palestinians. What use is it if the ones fighting it are terrorists as well? In your hypothetical world where Iran is the strongest regional power, what does that accomplish? The Pa
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9mo ago
Yes, both Venezuela and (in your hypothetical) Iran would certainly be better and not worse after US intervention. How could they not, with such a great track record (Iraq, Lybia, Chile, Guatemala,...)!
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9mo ago
> More companies should follow this approach No, the law must mandate that. You either provide active support, or if you end it you must open-source all tools necessary to perform maintenance. It's one of those things that has to
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9mo ago
Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean but isn't this just... a shared calendar? You have a work calendar which is public and other people can open to view your availability, and propose meeting times. And vice-versa you can se
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> I desperately want to integrate ChatGPT to intelligently schedule meetings Can you clarify what you mean by this?
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A broken clock is right twice a day. Doesn't mean it's not broken.
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This is basically what I do in NewPipe! Just a good ol' chronological list of my subscriptions, nothing else. Ahh if only everything could be this 2006...
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Uber (and many other apps probably) do a similar thing. A completely deceptive progress bar that's basically an animation that's AB tested for lowest perceived wait, rather than being an actual progress bar in any sense of the w
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I'd just like to take a moment to appreciate chipsandcheese and how they fill the Anandtech-shaped void in my heart <3
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Honestly that's just another thing that's down to algorithmic social media. Echo chambers + rewarding ragebait is an explosive combination.
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