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by ch4s3 7mo ago
If you allow FFI are you really inspired by Elm? ;)
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Opencode can't lazy load skills, mcps, or agents and has limitations on context. It's a total nonstarter from my experience using it at work.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Yeah, that's basically all of the original Neo-Conservatives. Many of them started out as Trotskyites, like Irving Kristol, James Burnham, Sidney Hook, and others. Arguably Bayard Rustin had a similar trajectory.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Lot's of political movements are/were anti-capitalist. > industrialists were often very good Nazis This is sort of banal. Lots of X "were good nazis". Where you could substitute scientists, elementary school teachers,
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
>If it had a generous built in HTTP cache, and instruction to maximise use of the cache, then it could avoid a lot of re-fetching of content, which would help reduce the harms. While this is a great idea, the harms are somewhat overblown
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
The fascism of Europe in in the 1930s was EXPLICITLY anti-capitalist. You can read tons of statements by various prominent fascists about how capitalism was the tool of the British empire and "globalists"(they often used a differe
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Yeah, he was such a great guy. I hope his family is doing well.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
I mean you wouldn't hold verizon accountable for someone using their cellphone for a criminal conspiracy would you?
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
I go to my mom’s old farm and marvel at the thought of them having grown anything in that hard red ground.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Sure they do, just whatever the average of "fashion" was across the training set.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
There’s a lot of really great software out there right now, and a lot that’s terrible and I think powerful abstractions enable both.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
> Step therapy is required in countries with universal healthcare, too. This is something Americans with strong opinions about healthcare but little time spent researching it never seem to know.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Yeah European welfare states fucked up by pinning retirement payouts to an assumption of a growing labor force, and doubly fucked up by shackling their energy needs to Russian gas. What you have in Europe are sclerotic states with declinin
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Not at all. I'm arguing that the deployment of new processes and technology is uneven and takes time to permeate the global economy. You can see the progress in a lot of places, it's just not everywhere yet. Many countries are sti
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Sure, we're rapidly expanding battery technology alongside solar and wind which changes the calculus with respect to the externalities of power generation. Many industrial processes have moved from coal to LNG which is safer/clean
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Most of this is in developing nations where people are expanding agriculture into wild areas rather than implementing innovations in more intensive agriculture. Developed nations are currently increasing forest cover and wild land. You&#x27
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
These arguments all fell like they're warning that we'll all be drowning in horse manure and running out of guano in 5 years. Likening economic growth to the growth of organisms in a petri dish is the wrong model entirely. We are
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Yes but the problem is that the battle lines are fluid and the drones are obviously aiming for the Ukrainian side.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
> There isn't a single person on this planet (detractor or not) that would believe this statement. It's so galling to see people say shit like this. It's like the old build slack in a weekend trope.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Indeed that’s what a lot of Elixir and Erlang packages do, if it’s done then it’s done.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
No that’s for people.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
It's been perpetual April 1st since November 30th, 2022.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Australia is below the OECD median affordability[1] and the birth rate is 1.48. France is more affordable still and has WAY more services and the birthrate is barely better at 1.56. There's no correlation between housing affordability
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
Not to mention synthetic fertilizer basically ending famine outside of war zones.
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by ch4s3 7mo ago
You see low birth rates in places with relatively affordable cost of living and high levels of economic opportunity.
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
They're already accurate within 5-10m at Mach 0.74 after traveling 2k+ km. Its 5m long so it seems pretty accurate. How much more could you expect?
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
I'd love to read about that going super sideways. Bonus points if you run it in a webworker like those crypto miners.
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
Not with that attitude it can't!
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
This is an incredibly facile take on the situation. Iran has been a destabilizing regional power with imperial aims for 47 odd years. They even murdered the PM of Lebanon via their proxy army. They’ve been poking the bear for decades, and t
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by ch4s3 8mo ago
The courts are actually striking down a lot of government overreach recently. The tariffs were just overturned, and the administration was blocked from using the national guard for law enforcement. In fact this administration has lost more

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