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Also check out https://github.com/adamchainz/patchy
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Oh yea, it has a medical condition. That medical condition isn't starvation. That's a pretty important thing to notice.
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You need to keep two things in your mind at the same time: Elon Musk sometimes say things that are true. Elon Must sometimes say things that are not true. In this case, it's the first one.
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I'm confused. Who are you talking about here? SpaceX has consistently been on the wrong end of what you write about, with ULA/Boeing/whatever pulling that kind of stunt again and again. Just look at the SLS budget.
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In English, that ability was never gained in the first place ;)
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That picture of the skeletal kid that went around shows they can spread some pretty wrogn ideas with real photos too. Context is everything.
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Or that x is unused?
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I believe the C++ community as a whole are quite convinced that overloading >> for stdout was a mistake.
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Err... no I mean the good taste not to overload >> for console output. There's no fear of being cast out, don't be silly.
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People don't though. That's the big difference. There's a certain taste in the Python community.
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The list would most likely look very similar if you did top 20, 30, 40, or whatever cutoff you want. China is especially bad with many videos easily available on youtube of them just dumping entire stages on random villages in their own cou
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> Instead of celebrating the winners Well.. assuming the winner isn't a war criminal we can celebrate at least :P
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It's the exact same thing except in Python the community largely has taste. In C++ `cout >> "foo"` exists in the standard library.
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Aside from technical factors, there are social factors involved. For example, both Python and C++ has operator overloading. But in C++ that's horrible and you run screaming from it, while in Python land it's perfectly fine. What i
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I haven't worked with many ORMs, but Django's is imo very good in tackling the lack of composability in SQL.
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So the arab expulsion of the jews in 1948 was a genocide?
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That's not what anyone said. I said that moving people is not genocide. Killing people is genocide. And sometimes one happens (like when all muslim states in the entire world moved out the jews into Israel) and that's not a genoci
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Reread my comment. I was being sarcastic against anti-semites.
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Ok? And moving them will kill their culture magically? Come on.
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Notice the lack of "moving" in your quote. I'm not saying the moving isn't wrong, but it's a LONG way from gas chambers.
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In fact, Hamas are almost certainly not being starved at all. They have the guns, and they will make sure they get food. They have shown again and again they are quite willing to shoot Palestinian civilians for just being slightly inconveni
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"Fully align" is not supported by your reference. The massive demonstrations in the street seem to counter your narrative though.
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Statistically this is obvious. Most people use the free tier. Their total losses are enormous and their revenue is not great.
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Reminds me of the Icelandic investment banks during the height of the financial bubble. They basically did this.
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> Just you switching away from Google is already justifying 1T infrastructure spend. How? OpenAI are LOSING money on every query. Beating Google by losing money isn't really beating Google.
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The point is that Claude Code is USING the unix world. Not that it IS the unix way.
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> Realistically we can't fix media literacy education and we can't fix journalism, both are systemically broken. But I would never blame people, everyone is the product of their environment and a victim of the system. I think i
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> That's just media literacy I think The word "just" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there. Systems can change. Human brains on a population/genetic level can't. Blaming individual humans when we know statistical
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I think a fundamental issue with news is that it doesn't try to push people to have a more correct mental model of the world. Some things that could change that: - Deep fact checking. Community Notes on twitter do a better job at this
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The ad spam is a consequence of EU laws? That's clearly bs.

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