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by casey2 1y ago
If US troops can't win in Afghanistan how will they win in San Francisco where 20x more people own guns and military action is far more restricted. Eventually the insurgents will realize how to fight
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by casey2 1y ago
Memory Saftey®
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by casey2 1y ago
If you have to buy 5+ refrigerators in the time the old one you are likely doing more harm to the environment than marginally more electricity consumption
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by casey2 1y ago
I've never seen an essay intentionally miss the point so hard. Currently people use these systems to generate the same kind of artifacts that traditionally would be written by a human. Since there is such a clear delineation I seen no
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by casey2 1y ago
I don't buy any of these arguments. Transistor density is completely irrelevant in running a country meanwhile Trump is sending tropes to "warzone" that is portland. There is no 5D chess going on, just political posturing and
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by casey2 1y ago
That's a stretch
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by casey2 1y ago
Not probably, definitely. Nobody wants that of course because it would mean hiring real developers over friends/family. A19 pro is already faster than modern desktop chips let alone something from a few years ago. Almost all their mac
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by casey2 1y ago
Gaming is dead. It was a long and meticulous process to kill it, starting from the Let's Plays and ending at a spotty railway station. It's finally dead. Good work, everyone.
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by casey2 1y ago
Anime subtitles have always been hilariously bad even compared to early CC which would often position captions right under where you were looking. This is back when it was somebodies' job and they took it seriously. The hobbification o
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by casey2 1y ago
The people pushing this bubble themselves live in a bubble in a bubble in a bubble, so many layers deep it's impossible to tell what they are thinking if anything when it comes to ETFs. So I don't see any reason for correlation he
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by casey2 1y ago
This is just demonizing/policing men’s sexuality, which is increasingly viewed as morally heinous.
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by casey2 1y ago
Tell people not to drive unless it's vital and to take public transit whenever possible. The fact is that people are bad at estimating risks so they need to be told the facts.
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by casey2 1y ago
Proof?
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by casey2 1y ago
I remember hearing on a stream, and I find it to be true, that Rusts major innovation over Haskell, another boilerplate heavy language if your goal is systems programming, is that instead of "purity" which any sane programmer woul
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by casey2 1y ago
Does society not have real problems? Why do we keep legalizing and recriminialize the same ~5 or so behaviors, just make some lawless or lawlite zones and be done with it. This is just political theater.
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by casey2 1y ago
The "hot takes" were that they were using investor money to illegally undercut the taxi industry until ride share had an oligopoly and that the government would stop them from breaking the law. I don't know why law enforceme
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by casey2 1y ago
AI doesn't have a pulse. Am I the only one creeped out by personification of tech?
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by casey2 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1150/
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by casey2 1y ago
The satire here is clear, that naval skill isn't necessary to run the navy but rather skill in some trivial and unrelated clerical task (along with political connections) The problem comes then when people see this, don't recogni
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by casey2 1y ago
Man I got clickbaited from reading the title wrong. I thought some young entrepreneur bought/traded/stole the classes finger paintings and held them for ransom for the largest sum he could think of (literally).
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Crystallabs.io(crystallabs.io)
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by casey2 1y ago
Trying to learn a language by anything other than going through the process of constructing grammatical sentences in the language is my favorite genre of hackernews posts This is a fine way to bring the material into your "cache"
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by casey2 1y ago
B:It's exactly this kind of disrespect shown to lauded members of public office that is tearing this country apart. We need a great moral correction if we want to succeed as a nation. What good does pornography do for our nation other
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by casey2 1y ago
Obvious corruption. Shameful
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by casey2 1y ago
Shell is the most popular programming language I don't care what your list says, it has some 6-12 Billion users which is very impressive
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by casey2 1y ago
To be fair to the other guy a Sudoku solver easier to bang out than a tiny distributed operating system environment that happens to solve sudoku, even if your language does help you.
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by casey2 1y ago
The "meaning" is clear, create FOMO among suckers.
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by casey2 1y ago
Where do the cards go after 5 years? I don't see a large surplus of mid sized cloud providers coming to buy them (cause AI isn't profitable), Maybe other countries (possibly illegally)? Flood the consumer market with cards they ca
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by casey2 1y ago
Yup. I expected a google LLM to coordinate with many local expert LLMs with knowledge of local tools and other domain expert LLMs in the cloud. I they don't see a viable path forward without specialty hardware
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by casey2 1y ago
With Linux you can have a million rices with passionate creators who motivate their family, friends, audience to try something new. I would prefer spliting the money among more projects like this rather than misplacing resources into a hobb

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