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by daveguy 6mo ago
We weren't a fascist state at that point, but we sure have been laying the groundwork since then.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
I think the article confuses "austerity" with lack of social programs. Canada has a huge safety net compared to the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_programs_in_Canada Essentially all the "warnin
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by daveguy 6mo ago
My bad, I thought you were referring to the implicit assumption about momentum. Not the explicit assuming that Trump doesn't put troops at the polls. He sure is trying his best to normalize troops in civilian settings.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
I know a bunch of people and companies who happily dumped the twitter cesspool. It has to be > 50% scammers and ragebots at this point.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
I think the point is, there's always someone good at what you are evaluating. Anyone with expertise in the domain will recognize how back it sucks in any given domain. Don't get me wrong, AI can definitely be used as a tool by som
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Well, the top 10% richest people control 67% of the wealth, and top 1% richest have 30% of the wealth in the US. The top half has > 97% of the wealth. It appears you are the one very confused about wealth distribution in the US. Maybe yo
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by daveguy 6mo ago
It's a 0-1 bet that resolves one way or the other. If you were able to place the bet, the liquidity is there. But, yeah, if you can't make the bet in the first place without significantly pushing the market then you won't mak
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by daveguy 6mo ago
You clearly haven't been paying attention.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Okay, captain pedantic. Clearly I'm assuming a known food blogger with a reputation at stake employed by bon appetite / food network / etc in this scenario. Not some random SEO spam.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Yeah, but I would trust a human writing a blog not to suggest heating chicken to 110F because the human writing the blog understands that they are taking responsibility for that recipe... The AI LLM model doesn't have a clue about resp
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Google this and take your pick: ai decisions health insurance Also, to be clear, I don't think violence is the way to confront the oligarch sociopaths. There is clearly enough momentum to fix a lot of the monopoly / anti-consumer
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by daveguy 6mo ago
You clearly have a deluded magasphere view of reality. I recommend changing the channel.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Not insane at all. Just a very useful shortcut. Not everyone wants to move fast and break shit.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
What systems have pure reproducible builds? Does Nix? Any others? From what I understand, it is a very difficult problem.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
A lot of people will dismiss this answer, but... vote for Democrats. With Bernie and upcoming young Democrats more and more are pushing back. The parties definitely are not the same. Democrats created the Consumer Financial Protection Burea
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Come on now. Let's not pretend it wasn't a grift from the start.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
It is in SEC regulated markets like NYSE and NASDAQ. But prediction markets are grifty garbage. Insider trading laws only apply to regulated markets. Just about anything to do with crypto is sketchy. I don't know why anyone still messe
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Clearly the solution is to add another jank LLM layer for security. The new jank LLM layer is to make extra sure there's definitely no jail break. That way you have multiple LLMS. The LLMS then have an S you can pretend is secure.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
And if you want to interact with tmux from within the python interpreter there is a very good library available, libtmux: https://github.com/tmux-python/libtmux
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by daveguy 6mo ago
It's disturbing to me that you think one criminal is representative of all immigrants. Especially considering immigrants as a whole commit fewer crimes than citizens. The immigrants, especially undocumented, mostly try to keep a low pr
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Or, to put it another way, almost 2 9s.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Now we just have to vote for the DOJ that will enforce it. Or at least not just roll over for donations to their crypto scams.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
I think the split is between those who recognize it as true, and those who recognize it as true, but are mad you called it out. Because "politics on hn" or "dear leader during war time". Also, he's 79, and turning 8
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Well, it's a good thing we aren't living under a very strange, corrupt, and incompetent government. (/s if it wasn't obvious, and anyone who needed that should try changing the channel every once in a while)
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Apparently Andreessen is an ignorant fool. Seems par for the course with these tech oligarch asshats. Only at least since the ancient Greeks has introspection been relevant (and even the Renaissance was well established 400 years ago in the
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by daveguy 6mo ago
They had one part - literally one line - of a scripted and serious safety checklist where they could express themselves. Some chose to be kinda muted, some chose to be kinda over the top. Maybe get over yourself?
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Fyi, it took me a while to find the meaning of the "-it" in some models. That's how Google designates "instruction tuned". Come on Google. Definite your acronyms.
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by daveguy 6mo ago
> ...probably some people would be very inconvenienced by this. But not as inconvenienced as having the coins stolen or declared forever inaccessible. I don't know why anyone f's around with crypto anymore. So many caveats, suc
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by daveguy 6mo ago
The entire prelaunch is scripted. Safety is the point of prelaunch checklists and polls. Why would you get bent out of shape over each of them being able to give their own response to the final call before launch?
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by daveguy 6mo ago
Good to know. So if you're in the majority and figured out Musk is full of shit, don't invest.

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