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bakies
7mo ago
The type of contract they had was optional anyway. They could have just not done business with Anthropic in the first place. Really I think this has only promoted their platform as being sane and moral.
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7mo ago
The last dem did shit
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bakies
7mo ago
Garage is not a requirement
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7mo ago
Insider traders prosecuting insider traders? Don't hold your breath
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bakies
7mo ago
Their homes don't have electricity?
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bakies
7mo ago
Biting a fork is a huge pet peeve of mine.
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bakies
7mo ago
I bought one of those 6 months ago when the top spec was $2k, now it's $2700 yikes. Very happy with my purchase. I picked this precisely because it's the only non-apple with that unified architecture for memory. I still wanted to
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bakies
7mo ago
Use GITHUB_TOKEN env var to give it gh access with the CLI. Or is gh not installed?
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bakies
7mo ago
Claude Code for the web would be able to do that
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bakies
7mo ago
> gamepass made it all a total steal Doing the math i can't find this to be true. As some one that has honed my taste in games, and have a large steam library, I don't spend as much money on games as game pass cost.
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bakies
8mo ago
I'll call that willful ignorance. Head in the sand. Not even trying to understand the science and look outside of two data points that only take place in a very specific location over an insignificant amount of time
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8mo ago
Optimistically I'm hoping they're just bridging the gap to produce a ton of solar energy. Can't be upset until they eclipse the USA emissions. Although I'm surprised China doesn't just build nuke plants.
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8mo ago
All my friends drive pick up trucks to the office and drink all their water from 12 oz single use plastic bottles. The hybrids were too complicated or something.
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bakies
8mo ago
Billionaires just ignore any laws in place to stop it. Fines don't affect them.
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8mo ago
The technology will get cheaper as we start to use it. Solar is getting ridiculously cheap but China is leading the way on that
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bakies
8mo ago
Caps attached is to keep litter down. Plastic needs to stop being manufactured, recycling plastic is not effective and not green.
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bakies
8mo ago
I think lab grown may be getting more promising?
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bakies
8mo ago
> just use air conditioning tech > the people most affected are the affluent in places like dubia, if the grid fails Just use that noodle a little more. Connect the dots.
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8mo ago
That's why it cost money, yes. I want Jeff to pay the same portion of his wealth I do to fund healthcare for all.
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bakies
8mo ago
That's not even the same order of magnitude I mentioned
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bakies
8mo ago
Huh? The billionaire? The docs getting paid
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bakies
8mo ago
This is why Claude only has read access to all my infrastructure.
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bakies
8mo ago
He can spare a couple billion and still be set for millions of lifetimes. I just want some healthcare.
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bakies
8mo ago
Dismissing thousands of years of global temperature averages because you had a cold winter, very smart.
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bakies
8mo ago
Fission is good enough for this.
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bakies
8mo ago
no, but it wasn't common. It's Hegseth's choice of words, just like Department of War isn't the name of the DoD but Hegseth puts it on his office door.
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bakies
8mo ago
huh?
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bakies
8mo ago
Good one, shill
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8mo ago
Laughable statement https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/feb/13/elon-mus... https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/jan/15/elon-musk...
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8mo ago
Right, now Trump says combat may last 4 weeks
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