anigbrowl

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by anigbrowl 5d ago
You're in for a big disappointment when you interact with People™
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by anigbrowl 5d ago
How is that going to prevent OpenAI snooping on you via adtech? Inquiring minds want to know.
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by anigbrowl 5d ago
So why is the criticism about it disproportionately leveled at one jurisdiction?
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by anigbrowl 6d ago
You're illiterate. When some says 'did not do this' it is the same as 'I did not do this' and completely different from saying 'do not do this' to command someone else.
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by anigbrowl 6d ago
That's not what the poster above said. Go posture somewhere else.
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by anigbrowl 6d ago
Agreed, but they're getting paid with our money.
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President claims he will for a new 'AI Force' but calls AI fears a 'hoax'(abcnews.com)
2 points by anigbrowl 6d ago|0 comments
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by anigbrowl 7d ago
I mean you can just pause and refactor regularly. I tend to use every ~4th session as an opportunity to refactor, adjust interfaces, break overly large modules into smaller ones and suchlike.
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by anigbrowl 7d ago
(Cat reading newspaper) I should build a database out of pointers
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Executive order on H-1B nonimmigrant visa administration(whitehouse.gov)
36 points by anigbrowl 7d ago|47 comments
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
This is the most detailed breakdown of the reserve contents, updated weekly. the sweet/sour differential isn't listed on any other data sources for some reason, and if you want a longitudinal record you'll have to make your o
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
I was unaware of this; that's important information and I'll keep it in mind going forward.
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
Salt contains the oil and helps seal small fractures. The rock salt surrounding the SPR’s caverns has extremely low permeability, meaning fluids have very little ability to pass through it. It also doesn’t react with petroleum. Under enorm
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
No it isn't, and I invite you to read the book to find out why. Murderous raids are the exception when the more widespread norm of ritual combat or tit-for-tat kidnappings with limited casualties had broken down.
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
No, he found a way to read 3 smaller books in comfort
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
Poor Russia, forced to invade Ukraine! My heart bleeds for the Russian army, so cruelly dragged across the borders into another country and forced to fight its way out.
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by anigbrowl 9d ago
An American-run data center is much more likely to be targeted than some locally-owned and run company that isn't obviously connected to a foriegn power or the state that hosts it.
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by anigbrowl 10d ago
That's quite a straw man you've taken on there.
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by anigbrowl 10d ago
It’s going to tire out your hands to hold up an 850-page book for the time it takes to read an 850-page book. If you read in bed, it’s going to tire your arms out, trying to hold this giant tome over your head. If you can't figure ou
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by anigbrowl 11d ago
It was not the norm, but rather a failure mode. This isn't to say it wasn't common, but not the norm. A History of Warfare by John Keegan is a good introduction to military anthrolopogy, with an extensive bibliography.
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by anigbrowl 11d ago
Stop posting this bullshit argument. the people arguing against Flock are the same people who argue for privacy rights around cellular phone data, availability of encrypted messaging etc. It's thanks to them that the government still n
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by anigbrowl 11d ago
Live streamers make a habit of doing this and are widely hated for it.
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by anigbrowl 11d ago
You're definitely going to forget it if you don't have to make any effort to remember it.
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Nicobo robot companion: less than a tool, more than a toy(nippon.com)
1 points by anigbrowl 11d ago|0 comments
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by anigbrowl 11d ago
I was just pointing out the problem with your initial premise, but I don't think this argument holds water either. Nobody enjoys being subject to a police stop, and the reporter's journalistic undertaking (which was very clearly s
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The Downside of Robot Solutionism(programmablemutter.com)
3 points by anigbrowl 11d ago|1 comments
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by anigbrowl 12d ago
banks, coffee store workers, hairdressers, most especially restaurant managers. Those people are all working in private premises, and have the right to eject customers for being belligerent or just annoying. The Flock technicians are in p
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by anigbrowl 13d ago
“People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.”
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by anigbrowl 13d ago
two weeks
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by anigbrowl 15d ago
The time cost to the thousands of people putting in long hours to organize against bad ideas is a measurable loss to the economy. It's very clear that the system itself is deficient because it massively rewards first movers, incumbents

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