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by b112 6mo ago
As a Canadian I love the US, think of them as family, but also view them as some sort of relative which has lost their senses. Before most recent times, we'd sadly shake our heads, as this relative does weird things, yet still hope fo
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by b112 6mo ago
There is no discussion of wealth in your quote. And further, that quote supports what I've been saying. It specifically says "the cause of this riot was not Tulsa", and "It might have happened anywhere". If it &qu
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by b112 6mo ago
https://www.projectceti.org/blog-posts/when-text-hides-text-...
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by b112 6mo ago
I think the use of 'most' and carte-blanch "things they do" to be overreaching. "Some things", and "some people" perhaps. Yet that has no relevance to an LLM, which is not a human, and does not think
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by b112 6mo ago
I don't think you're replying to who you think you are, for I've specifically said it was because they were black, and not due to other factors.
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by b112 6mo ago
And example, in the US, is how much the population makeup has changed over time: https://dailyyonder.com/census-report-unusually-informative-... Go back to 1910, and more than 50% of the population lived in rural areas. An
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by b112 6mo ago
It doesn't have to be China or Russia. As others have mentioned, the current political climate in the US is... "weird". At least, as an outsider, I just don't know how else to describe it. It's like watching&#x2F
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Can we please stop with curl | sudo bash, PLEASE
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by b112 6mo ago
You will when people sell mods for phones, such as a replacement back wth easy access. Or when phone manufacturers realise they may as well do so, at least on some models, because why not. And yes, the battery compartment can be waterproof
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by b112 6mo ago
A phone needs to handle some rain droplets falling on its screen, anything more than that is a gimmick that's not worth the downsides it comes with Some like to read in the bathtub. Statistics say women prefer the bathtub more than
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by b112 6mo ago
None of that has anything to do with what you said in the post I replied to. Of course not, why would it? I quoted what I was replying to, and all of my comments made perfect sense in that context. In that context, I was discussing the
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by b112 6mo ago
The industry will shift, yes. At some point, remote LLM compute will be like AWS. Everyone can do baremetal at home and run on it, or VMs, containers. Many don't. However, you'll still want the best model and toolset. So there
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by b112 6mo ago
They're definitely not subsidizing API pricing The cost of a thing, is relative to its source costs. They are subsidizing API pricing, if you consider all the costs to provide the service, including all model creation, training, etc
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by b112 6mo ago
This exudes everywhere. I've had cases of where some weirdo company changes their packaging on, say, soap... and now I literally can't find what I used to use. The logic is that some other company is cloning their look, so they
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by b112 6mo ago
You misunderstand. The concerns about the "processing cost of NAT" were edge concerns. Companies, homes, edge-devices with 100 or 1000 RFC1918 addressed devices behind them. When ipv6 was created, NAT wasn't a thing, as pro
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by b112 6mo ago
Please consider that maybe the people working on v6 weren't actually complete imbeciles and did in fact think things through. It is possible for the world to change, and for designs and plans and viewpoints 30+ years ago to be less c
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by b112 6mo ago
There are lots of legacy things in tcp/ip headers. One of them can be for the extra octlet. When ipv4 legacy flies around, that oclet will be null or 0. The entire internet could route just fine, especially if you put the extra octle
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by b112 6mo ago
Far easier to use ipv8, which just has 5 octets instead of 4.
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by b112 6mo ago
One thing which companies don't like, is a law suit. https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/07/business/character-ai-google-... If something is codified in law, they can comply with the law fully, and yet not
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by b112 6mo ago
100+ years ago, certainly more people lived in rural areas. In Canada and the US, pre 1900s, it was something like 70% of the population was rural. Cars came in parallel with a lot of change.
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by b112 6mo ago
Well it's a good explanation, and I've just looked at the ADA requirements citing what you're specifying, but perhaps it's a case of older construction and time. The 1991 requirements don't seem to mention this, and
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by b112 6mo ago
It's simple, there's a standard, a new one, which takes into account SPF, DKIM, DMARC, ARC, and even DANE along with upcoming and purposed SPKF, DKIM+, DMARC2, and ARCv4. It should fix just about everything.
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by b112 6mo ago
It's possible there is more than one cause. My chair has a super thin, almost no cushion, so it's not the cause here I think.
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by b112 6mo ago
Nothing you've said indicates why the button does nothing. I can enter an elevator is under a second and push the button. This is doubly faster when not waiting for the doors to open fully, effectively making my button push at 0 secon
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by b112 6mo ago
I have been in elevators in which it does do something. I've timed the difference. This foul rumour must die.
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by b112 6mo ago
My understanding is it's the piston and gas, undergoing rapid decompressor.
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by b112 6mo ago
Environmental assessments are NIMBY? Well regardless, the point is it should be the same for everyone.
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by b112 6mo ago
Plus, the cost of building includes a lot of permits, inspections, studies, and money to sldo so. Taxes too. Was all this waived?
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by b112 6mo ago
I've been very specific about what I'm saying. Your response highlights how some are unable to live with the nuance of reality, and require black and white, binary viewpoints of the world. I have said that Iran is a murderous, evi
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by b112 6mo ago
There are dozens of equally "bad" regimes out there. "There are dozens of murderers out there. Who cares if Bob murdered" The point is that invading them and/or killing a ton of their people is not the solution.

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