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America at least needs highly paid consultants so they can maintain their massive suburban project.
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Might be fun to do if you are unemployed, but since you've mentioned a job it's better to just read the install script for the high level overview then install it manually. The general idea is to find a small set of programs, in a
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It's trivially easy to dump toxic sludge in a river as well.
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It's less any technical breakthrough and more a concerted advertising campaign and collective hypnosis AKA a fad. People just decided there were all going to buy iphones. That's why the biggest threat to iphones is the trend of pe
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>40-60 years Oh shut the hell up! We are in the midst of massive technological revolution year on year especially related to biology and brain function. Yes, ALWAYS rescue someone. Treatment progresses it never stops or moves backwards.
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Given back* He SHALL serve a prison sentence, it MAY be reduced.
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Mark my words, by the end of 2027, there will be an open weights model that is better than anything OpenAI and Anthropic are capable of making. They will lose at inference scaling too.
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You'd learn a similar amount doing this project with AI
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Trump Signs "Treaty of Versailles" in Israeli-American Surrender to Iran(theguardian.com)
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by casey2 4mo ago
The site you are trying to make an account on is social media, the current site you are on (news.ycombinator.com) has more dark patterns than the average fediverse instance. It's just a protocol Email uses SMTP to push text from @domai
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What happens when the instance admin gets bored? Fediverse doesn't to my knowledge have a good migration policy. I can't imagine this is recommended since even the forum hosting related proposals [1] requires email. [1] https:&#x
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webp doesn't preserve quality it actively makes the web and images shittier.
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The reason trickle down economics always fails isn't that the people at the top are all evil and greedy, it's that the pie doesn't actually grow, it's just the government borrowing from the future to fund the opulence of
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They essentially are saying semiclassical gravity (a broader theory subsuming classical) is theoretically incorrect. Like doing the konami code IRL and getting infinite money.
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The issue SKG tackles is that it's the video game equivalent of wildcatting & oil spoilation. A publishers contracting a small studio create a live service game hoping to strike it rich, often without doing any market research on t
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Lots of misanthropic bots claiming GLM 5.2 is 6 months behind when it's on par or better than opus 4.8 (released may 28, so 2 weeks) in most benchmarks.
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Number of countries invaded by China in the last 2000 years: 0 Obviously debatable, even then still limited to countries at the border. What I definitely wouldn't trust are the western nation states that have been planting their flag a
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I think a serious news institution would not run this title even in an Opinions section.
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Shrinking every year. Not good. ~40% people under 40 (or ~10% of the population) live with their parents. This is an indirect tax on parents since a majority of this class has no option to evict their kids. North Korea has a stable populati
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For all the other economic activities that robots don't run? 40% of Humans work in the food supply chain, the more automation, the more jobs. That's how it's always worked. All those people who were previously working are now
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Saying ActiveX here shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what both WASM and ActiveX are. Is ActiveX platform independent? No. it's exclusive to windows. Is it sandboxed? Nope, digital signing and prayer, does it implement a virtual
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Early days. We can build abstractions that provide deterministic behavior atop seemingly nondeterministic systems. Insodoing you forgo better models, since a better model comes out every few months these tools are quickly forgotten.
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Or explaining the basics (primitive) to a beginner in terms of advanced (tertiary) features of another system. If there is a target reader in mind call the article/book x for y devs.
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Before the 1500-2000s there were far more people with gender-diverse identities than even now (per capita). Dozens of major civilizations had official multi-gender class systems. Both gender diverse people as well as different ideas about w
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Anthropic is the worst thing to happen to the AI industry. They seem to actively enjoy being evil.
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Software allows clever people in a lucky position to benefit from the massive amount of work people have done before them. You should remain discipline so that when you do get your opportunity you don't add on to the garbage pile.
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Politicians still don't understand s-curves and think solar is some little thing. It's going to cross 20% of generation in the next few years, 80% in the decade after that.
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From your article >It is disappointing, but not surprising, that the lion’s share of the effects of the “Mississippi miracle” are yet another case of gaming the system. There is no miracle to behold. There is nothing special in Mississip
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This has been the case with IDEs as well. The most productive programmers have always delivered despite the tools they are forced to use not because of them. The less productive programs fail to learn because they are handheld by tooling.
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This is a pretty basic manipulation tactic. Be super shitty to your users and then roll back the abuse. The correct response is to not engage with shitty abusive dickheads.

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