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7mo ago
My takeaway is almost the opposite. A company that has scaled to the point that they need 200 replicas of JSONata costing 300k/yr must be spending so much on compute that the difference is absolutely peanuts.
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7mo ago
Your anecdote is a bit of a tangent. Trans kids wouldn't be on blockers as long as your hormone levels were out of balance, and they generally want to avoid the changes which you bemoan the loss of. But do you even find your life to
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I feel like you ignored my entire last paragraph. I don't know how to respond to this without just pasting it again.
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It's unclear what age puberty is "supposed to" happen. The age of onset of puberty has gotten substantially younger, even just over the past couple hundred years. If the "correct" age is what we see today, then ther
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7mo ago
It is absolutely possible, and it has been done in cisgender children with precocious puberty for decades. > Puberty blockers alter hormones dramatically during critical growth phases. Which is generally the goal. It is of course not pos
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7mo ago
Yep, the hype will die, and some of the substance will remain. I mean, we're currently commenting on Web2.0 about a blog post. Both stopped being the next big thing, and are now just some things we use. Relevant anecdote: I most recent
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Teams if you only use it for meetings is great, truly. It's easy and simple. Messages in the attached chat rooms of recurring meetings is really convenient. DMs work seamlessly and sort in between those meeting chats. The problem is th
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7mo ago
Programming works fine on linux, better even than Windows unless you're developing for Windows. Most gaming (other than some online games with uncooperative anti-cheat) is as easy as on Windows, where games are also likely to need a
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One of the few conspiracy theories I kinda believe is that Trump's 2016 presidential run was a grift and he expected to lose. Everything since has just been an inability to admit he was in over his head, plus trying to get out of troub
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7mo ago
You're going to have to be less vague.
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Even if the insanity stopped right this second, it's likely that the EU will be actively working to step out of the US's economic and military shadow in the next couple decades. For anyone not in tech, most of the EU is already be
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7mo ago
They're orthogonal, so there's no barrier. They're all nefarious, and most are also incompetent.
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I think the main reason is that they were all too incompetent to realize what the effects of the war would be on the global financial system. The bets were probably just a happy opportunity for corruption. > The whole thing is so stupid
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7mo ago
Which is absolutely a good thing, but my point is that they removed a feature when it had only become more relevant with time. They get no credit for the change to move the start button to the middle, which is admittedly defensible if the g
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You used to be able to move the taskbar to any side of the screen. IMO the more sensible move for widescreen monitors is to move it to the side so it takes up less screen real estate. Windows 11 removed the ability to move the taskbar like
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7mo ago
In his victory speech, Biss credited J Street. So still Israel, just not AIPAC specifically.
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I would actually expect support calls to be more bimodal between customers who use them as a last resort or first resort. If I'm calling support for something then I have probably already tried everything within my power. But there are
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Yeah, the only reason I'm not quite sure SLAPP is right is that he's a fairly prominent and well-off figure and they're a pretty small department. So I guess it's an attempted SLAPP suit, but they aimed too high (poor
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I suspect it was less about the legal merits and more about punishing (whether or not they won) through the lawsuit itself.
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I think you're right, but also that LLMs are showing that sentience isn't necessarily required for AGI. For exactly the reasons you mention, I don't expect sentience to arise out of LLMs. They have nowhere for an interiority
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Agreed. With all of the efforts to make it difficult for trans people to exist in society, it is quite literally an in-progress attempt at genocide.
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But is it better , or just more traditional? France is a country that cares a lot about food tradition.
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Which revolutions in the 1900s were started for fun? Unless you're considering CIA backed coups in that count?
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Genuine question, could many of them not charge at home? I own an EV and the number of charging stations near me is irrelevant to it because the 120V outlet in my garage is more than sufficient. My naive thinking is that an ebike is an orde
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I mean, at that point it is a pre-configured gaming PC. Hardware that's uniform across millions of units provides advantages, both for developers and users. IMO that's a big part of why the Steam Deck outsells more powerful comp
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That's why I specified the US, where the population is still growing, and the remnants/echoes of the baby boom aren't as stark. I don't think it looks like we're headed for population collapse, and if we are, it
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I don't think those groups are as distinct as you're implying, certainly not in the US. I think there is considerable overlap, in the form of people who believe in the "Great Replacement" conspiracy theory. Essentially &
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7mo ago
The article starts with the words "A Reddit researcher", and "Reddit researcher" is a link to the reddit thread in question.
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> The core early adopters, the ethical vegans, who actually like the taste of plants are never going to make a lab made ultra processed salt bomb their daily driver Why not? I think there's a false conflation of veganism and health
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7mo ago
The Holocaust was built on IBM, the genocide in Gaza is built on Azure. Technology won't be on the side of stopping these tragedies.
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