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by aww_dang 4y ago
It really isn't that far removed from the "anonymous sources" journalists cite or the slander levied on political undesirables at Wikipedia.
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There's a new oracle in Delphi.
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I'm comfortable writing simple applications in Rust, but I've never been a bleeding edge guy. I don't want to be an early adopter or get caught in dealing with gotchas. What's the most mature web framework and how does t
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This has always been my pet theory. The supposedly alien craft are laid out to intimidate and or misdirect foreign opposition. These could be actual craft our totally fabricated illusions. For me this felt the most plausible. As with everyo
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Perhaps it was a reference to birth control.
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What would it take to preemptively dislodge this ice or another large ice shelf? Would a sudden increase in floating sea ice create cooler summers, more glaciation, more reflection and thus an overall cooler climate?
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Is it bizarre? It seems like the new norm. Everything is filtered through this lens, no matter how inane.
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I'm sure others will have different theories here, but I've always had the impression that regulatory overhead drove industries away from these areas. Perhaps this proposal will have enough value-add to stimulate some of these dep
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OpenUPS. Any Input. Any Output. Any Battery(mini-box.com)
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Looks like he previously provided a conversion script for his discontinued gpt2tc.
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Is it necessary to pre-process models from hugging face before using them with libnc ?
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Peter Thiel supports libertarian causes. Larry Page suggested there should be an upper bound on laws. Presumably that would be somewhere below restricting everyone from doing anything. Yet, the article doesn't quantify what a libertari
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WholesaleInternet
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WholesaleInternet offers some cheaper options in the US
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He stimulates my imagination to propose even more fantastic "what if" scenarios. The Wikipedian, "Objective truth derives from quotable CNN articles and talk page bickering" not only misses the point, but is problematic
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>Anyone who thinks a society can function solely by ignoring and not regulating societal impact of actions is incredibly naive. In this case market failure would be the intended feedback mechanism. There's also the larger context of
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There's always room for improvement. This is a defining characteristic of the human condition.
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If you did examine the arguments, you didn't engage with them. Instead you dismissed the conclusion with a flippant hand-wave. Doctor: Here's why you should take medicine. It is grape flavor jones: Underlying conditions be damned.
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Perhaps the way forward is using the language of your choice as a WASM blob. If it becomes popular more tooling to expose the DOM directly to WASM will emerge. We still have the backend as a JS free zone.
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Servlets without Spring, just add Apache commons dbcp. Jetty + Postgres + HAProxy.
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by aww_dang 4y ago
That is an unfortunate dismissal. Perhaps it would be better to examine the arguments provided rather than preemptively dismissing them. Fwiw, Mises.org is shadowbanned from new submissions on this site, but the authoritarian view from lega
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by aww_dang 4y ago
>Unregulated free markets create monopolies. Figma being sold to Adobe and scrapped is unregulated free-market. Figma staying unsold, forcing Adobe to compete, is regulated healthy market competition. Do you believe that we are currently
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Why do we? Assuming a need for interactive web content, what are our alternatives in pragmatic terms? 0)No scripts, each interaction is a round trip to the server 1)Minimally scripted pages with classic SSR 2)Full blown apps compiled to WAS
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Professional road racing has a long history of doping.
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Name.com is more expensive, but I've never been surprised. Normal ticketing if you do have an issue. No inane chat support, less bloated site and they've never attempted stunt billing.
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by aww_dang 4y ago
Try cold calling or knocking on doors. There's nothing else like it. Not sure any other experience can teach you as much. Doubtful that any courses or eBooks can provide the same fundamentals. There's no substitute for being able
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by aww_dang 4y ago
I expect the crypto space to be reborn in new and more interesting ways once prohibition is in full force.
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http://bionicmosquito.blogspot.com/2013/02/decentralization-... Relatively more liberal than the Roman era and more decentralized than our current era.
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A better question might be, "Should they have data in this readily accessible format given the potential moral hazards?" They could opt-out of being forced to comply with or defy authorities.
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by aww_dang 4y ago
This is definitely a big part of the problem. Media outlets are looking for outrage. They need only conflate a ban on late term abortion with a blanket ban. For the other side, vice versa.

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