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Blocked in my region. Good lord. What's wrong with Chicago Tribune?
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6mo ago
Or that it's a unix with taste that can render fonts correctly and has UI APIs that aren't absolute trash. I'm pretty sure Apple doesn't pay any "influencers", but maybe they're doing the Mormon church thi
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6mo ago
Isn't jj git compatible so you can just use github?
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6mo ago
The answer to why people are just talking about Israel when Egypt also ran the blockade.
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6mo ago
You might want to point out something specific. And why are people just blaming Israel when Gaza has a border with Egypt? The answer is obvious isn't it?
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I wasn't saying they had to be self sufficient. I don't think Israel is either. You do have to have something though. You're trying to argue from rage instead of facts and I'm not buying it. You can be as angry and ins
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Just looking at how often a file changes without knowing how big the file is seems a bit silly. Surely it should be changes/line or something?
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Israel managed to build agriculture there, that's why they left all that agricultural gear that Hamas repurposed to making rockets. > Nobody is convinced by the "they're just beggars" racist stuff, man. Nobody is conv
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Came to write this. That sentence is clearly nonsense. Either you display the sun, or you don't. Don't display it in the wrong position!
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Other way around.
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> Only a Zionist would call equal rights and the right to self-determination a "maximalist" position They had equal rights and self-determination in Gaza. For decades. They never built a society from it, instead begging the int
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7mo ago
I'm gonna guess it means "whatever we still need humans to figure out to spoon feed the models"
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That's literally a progressive tax.
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"everyone has the same rules" and "no special privileges" seems disingenuous to say. In both directions! Progressive tax codes are "the same" for "everyone", but obviously will mean the rich pay more.
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Region blocked for me. How weird.
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What a dick move. Making that prompt open source will probably mean that every other model that doesn't want to cheat will scrape that and accidentally cheat in the next models.
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The point of this test is to check if an AI system can figure out the game. This isn't what happened here. A human figured out the game, wrote in their prompts exactly how the game works and THEN put the AI on the problem. This is 100%
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7mo ago
"What did the Romans ever do for US?" :P
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7mo ago
Ukraine was too...
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7mo ago
I'm sure you don't believe me. To each his own. In any case I'm banned.
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The lack of a business case is do to the regulatory environment. The nuclear regulatory agency that was set up to license new nuclear plants just didn't. For decades they stalled all applications. That's why the industry died.
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Aha. Damn, I always miss stuff like this in trac. I really with they'd move over to github tickets!
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I'm banned for expressing my opinion that harassing new joiners who say "hey guys" is a bad idea. They claim it's anti-women to do that, even though the dictionary clearly says it's a gender neutral expression and y
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It's wrong. Python3 eliminated mountains of annoying bugs that happened all over the code base because of mixing of unicode strings and byte strings. Python2 was an absolute mess.
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7mo ago
You think so but then you write a function with a default argument pointing to some variable that is a list and now suddenly the semantics of that are... what?
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7mo ago
Someone beat you to it: https://github.com/mymi14s/openviper
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I am using Claude Code with Elm, a very obscure language, and I find that it's amazing at it.
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I picked up a change that had broad consensus and quite a bit of excitement over even by some core devs. That ticket now just sits there. The implementation is done, the review is done, there are no objections. But it's not merged. I t
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Sure, it's fine, but we've ALSO effectively banned research into reactor types that use "nuclear waste" as fuel. In Sweden it's not even effectively, we had laws on the books until quite recently that banned nuclear
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> It hasn't worked with nuclear waste, has it? You mean the nuclear waste that we banned companies from using as nuclear fuel for modern reactors? I think you will find that regulation actually stopped us from solving this problem.
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