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1y ago
I mean, they're intentionally buried in the name of capital. If you need more than a Google search to find them, of course no one will go to them. I don't like the siloing our information to Discord being a comparison to old inter
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1y ago
You are naive if you think just funding the government is all they wanted. Additionally, no, the government isn't bloated and their reckless cuts to the federal government has been, and will continue to be, devastating. They have reali
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1y ago
If you're still thinking both sides are the same, then maybe the conversation isn't worth it. I think status quo Democrats are a real problem that, unfortunately, helped get us here. That said, I'm not going to have the both
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1y ago
So Democrats should just concede to whatever the Republicans want despite what the Republicans want will negatively affect their constituents? What is your point?
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1y ago
You have clearly never been to the cities that the right is claiming to be rioting and looting, because if you had, you'd know that your claim is objectively false.
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1y ago
The difference is Hegseth is an uncouth, unqualified stooge who renamed the Department of Defence to the Department of War. And if you're going to sit here and try to justify war when they are adversarial to our allies and claiming we
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1y ago
Yes and Republicans deliberately didn't show up. If people watched CSPAN instead of getting their news from social media, it would be obvious to everyone who is responsible.
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1y ago
That would be the most motion sickness inducing thing you could possible do in its current state. The fov on these videos is super wonky.
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1y ago
I was an east coast player but still loved the T3Houston WC3 servers.
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1y ago
So, therapy is useless (as a concept) because America's healthcare system is dogshit? That statement doesn't make any sense. Water is still necessary for the body whether I can acquire it or not. Therapy, or any healthcare in gene
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1y ago
None. No one is making money off of AI except for Nvidia. Even if there are use cases, all of them are operating at extreme losses. As someone else said, maybe throw away video content? But I suspect that the providers are burning piles of
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1y ago
Except for the fact that this sentiment has been repeated for _years_ by now.
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1y ago
Companies building entire workflows to replace existing ones on technology that is already expensive, is losing money on every use, failed to show it can reliably do the things it claims, has burned unknown billions in advancing marginally,
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1y ago
Great article, thanks. Mirrors exactly what the JP Morgan/Goldman report claimed but that was quite dated.
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1y ago
I'm waiting for the day this AI bubble bursts since as far as we can tell almost all these AI "providers" are operating at a loss. I wonder if this billing model actually makes profit or if it's still just burning cash i
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2y ago
The Finals destruction is not prebaked. The reason it works and is consistent is because everything is done server side and communicated to all clients. The game is very CPU heavy for this reason.
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2y ago
Here we go again, let's watch HN users bend over backwards to tell everyone how this is a good thing, or clever, or a master stroke of finding inefficiencies.
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2y ago
I've suspected the same when people are critical of AI.
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2y ago
It may be a bad assumption to think HN comments reflect the broader tech community's opinion on what is happening in the US government right now. That being said, there are far too many commenters that seem to be okay with what's
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2y ago
I've been following this conversation and many of the sentiments against an AI code review bot are gone. I guess they're getting shadow banned?
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2y ago
Yeah, it's quite sad. It's perplexing how the hype is being maintained at the moment. JP Morgan and Goldman both released reports more or less claiming AI is a deadend until we make some technological or supply chain breakthroughs
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2y ago
I find it strange you took such a measured stance on my comment yet gave the OP a pass, despite it being far more "berating" than mine. As for a race to the bottom, it's as simple as embracing and unleashing AI despite its la
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2y ago
Like I've said to someone else, the contrarian part isn't the issue. While I disagree with the race to the bottom, it reads like a Reddit shitpost, which was frowned upon once upon a time. But strawman me if you must.
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2y ago
I don't think it's the contrarian part that I have a problem with.
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2y ago
A bunch of profanity laced name calling, derision, and even some blame directly at the user base. It feels like a Reddit shitpost. Your claim is as generalized and un-scientific as mine, but if it makes you feel better, I'll say it _fe
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2y ago
The fact I even see responses like this shows me that HN is not the place it used to be, or at the very least, it is on a down trend. I've been alarmed by many sentiments that seemed popular on HN in the past, but seeing more and more
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2y ago
Buying a computer is not a reasonable response to a comment about bad tooling.
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2y ago
Verbosity in Rust I think is natural because of what the language is trying to achieve. It's understandable that people would rather not bother with it and I definitely don't advocate everyone use Rust (and definitely not use Rust
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It is hard for me to rebut all the points in this article because my experience is entirely the opposite save for the point of simple syntax. In opposition to another comment here claiming the UUID example is fantastic, the author admits th
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3y ago
It would be hard to mention them all. I'd find a local shop or a TTRPG Discord if you don't have a local spot available. To give you a small sample, some older non-dnd classics are Pathfinder and Call of Cthulhu, but there are eve
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