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by croon 2y ago
I guess the people I follow either don't care about the numbers or didn't have that issue, but I'm finding more and more of the people I wanted to read from there everyday, and am enjoying it so much more after a year of enga
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by croon 2y ago
I would add to that that it wasn't even a regular EC victory the first time for W Bush, but the conservative supreme court gave him the win [1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush_v._Gore
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by croon 2y ago
Yeah, I had the same experience, found a comment from 2018: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16057725 Thinking about it I also remember a client I can't remember the name of that was mainly an indexer/file exp
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by croon 2y ago
It also requires you already have enough money to not need any returns for a few years.
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by croon 2y ago
The study can be found here: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/19401612241311886
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by croon 2y ago
> The Senate didn't find guilt last time. That's not true, most just relied on him being a former president at the time of impeachment. McConnell: > “Former President Trump’s actions that preceded the riot were a disgraceful
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by croon 2y ago
I'm not convinced that changes my point. Whether you look at it as an excuse to become that person or not, the excuse would not exist in an alternate version where healthcare was not ruinously expensive.
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by croon 2y ago
For context: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/oct/20/benjam... > None of this was a secret. In March 2019, Netanyahu told his Likud colleagues: “Anyone who wants to thwart the establishm
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by croon 2y ago
He absolutely becomes that person by the end, but it's unclear whether it would have happened were it not for mountainous medical expenses for treatment.
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by croon 2y ago
> Regulation historically serves to entrench big business since they can more easily afford to ensure they meet regulations, and can amortize legal and employment issues than mom and pop stores. How has the regulatory framework changed d
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by croon 2y ago
I would add Sinclair to the stack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair_Broadcast_Group
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by croon 2y ago
IANAL, but (or rather "so") I disagree. I can with some effort understand law jargon, but it certainly is not written to be understood by humans. I'm convinced computers are much better at it, but lawyers suffice.
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by croon 2y ago
I think I clicked the link at the bottom to add new sources to the simulation a few times too many: Unexpected Application Error! offset is out of bounds RangeError: offset is out of bounds at Float32Array.set (<anonymous>) at
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by croon 2y ago
It's not deterministic output, neither in phrasing or meaning. So it is absolutely not a valid source. It can incidentally be correct, possibly even most of the time, but there's certainly no guarantee. Wikipedia at least referenc
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by croon 2y ago
IANAL disclaimer, but I believe social media companies very explicitly separate themselves from publishers for the purpose of not being responsible for what users post. They can't have it both ways.
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by croon 2y ago
But even then (again unlikely) they did not mine $100k worth of crypto currency, but instead bought a winning lottery ticket/speculated/etc.
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by croon 2y ago
Free speech has lost all meaning in a world connected by large corporations with opaque algorithms and weighting, where discussions of "free speech" can be drowned out by propaganda. Propaganda is a slippery slope to fascist genoc
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LLM Critics Help Catch LLM Bugs [pdf](cdn.openai.com)
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by croon 2y ago
I started reading it out of remembrance of the LANs I went to in the 90s, but kept reading because of the experience of core logic having much less overhead then very much mirroring my own. Good writing and astute observations.
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by croon 2y ago
> For the young'uns, "Shirley" is a reference to a cultural phenomenon in the early 80's through early 90's Airplane (1980)
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by croon 2y ago
I believe the same, but that is besides the point. I think the misunderstanding stems from your original post, which I think you should reread. You state that "Apple should allowed [sic] to block apps from third party app stores on dev
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by croon 2y ago
That one we'd like to do at home, if I could get my hands on an LPS lamp, there's a lot of wrongly marked bulbs out there, afaict.
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by croon 2y ago
My daughter (6) loves experiments, but honestly all the chemistry sets and similar we've bought have been quite boring, except for the bog standard baking soda/citric acid/green coloring snot volcano. I like chemteacherphil o
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by croon 2y ago
You stated the opposite above, which is what GP argued against.
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by croon 2y ago
I was about the comment something like this, but you put it well. If you don't read a lot of poetry, what LLMs output look like poems, but almost always lack wit, a through-line, coherence and poignancy. It usually contains the indiv
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by croon 2y ago
> Is it so hard to believe that such models have developed a sense for how light propagates through a scene... This specifically is the thing I usually notice in AI images (outside of the hand trope). I'm not GP, and at best a layma
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by croon 2y ago
This is steaming my brain a bit. Is it not the case (assuming an "optimal" tilt of the track) that the inner leg would travel more radii each step, meaning you would travel a larger segment of the circle on every inner step than o
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by croon 2y ago
He certainly ramped up from W Bush, but I think it was more due to timing in technological advancements and reduced overall cost of life (American primarily, others distant second), compared to deployments. This[0] passed just a week after
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by croon 2y ago
Came to say the same thing (about your joke of course). The Safe Space was genuinely both very funny and insightful.
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by croon 3y ago
Haven't watched much twitch in the last 5-10 years, but Streamlink [0] still seems active, and was a really nice experience (before wide adoption of HTML5 video players) as a CLI and standalone media player enthusiast. [0] https:&#x2F

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