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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Funnily enough, living in Canada I mostly hear "London has Fallen" coming from the UK tabloid press and their ilk.
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
That data exists. Here is real wages with cost of living factored in for a bunch of locations in the US. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release?rid=439 This data shows that real wages are rising even with cost of living factor
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
And did that worry manifest? As someone that graduated when you started and was much closer to 08, it turned out to be a non-issue for everyone I know that went to college with me.
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Here's the actual data broken out for a variety of locations (I see someone else found the whole country): https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release?rid=439 The data don't support the story you are telling, at least not
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Coders and technical people often don't realize that the legal system is frequently fuzzy by design, and that is a feature and not a bug.
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Donald Trump and Farage say so? Must be true. Where is the evidence that it is a peculiarly American belief? Or were you just eager to pick on Americans
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Where are you getting the perception that Americans generally fear London? I don't know a single American that has ever expressed any sentiment that London is unsafe. I know a few that have some stupid notions about immigrants in the U
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None of what they said could logically lead to that conclusion.
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Like many things in American policing, this could easily be fixed by ensuring real consequences and penalties for fuckups like this. Incentives guide actions, and there is no incentive not to keep repeating the same negligent mistake. What
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Legal expenses can be assigned to the loser much easier than in the US.
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
We have quite a few tribunals, ombudspeople, and other non court dispute resolution services in Canada. Typically, the arbitrator is very well versed in the rules/area they are enforcing, and can see right through a snow job. In my pro
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
The point is that some parts of games truly don't impact the experience. Name a game whose settings screen added to the gameplay in any meaningful way. Hell, name a game from memory that didn't have the same settings screen with m
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
I don’t believe they are saying that 100% of the entire game or content is ai, they are saying that they believe that a huge percentage of titles have used AI for at least one part of the game, however small. I can absolutely believe it, an
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
DOs are sorta weird in the US. They go to real medical school for 4 years like MDs and practice actual licensed medicine at the same level as an MD. They can even call themselves physicians. Non DO osteopaths are not trained with any sort o
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
What about that was emotional manipulation? It wasn’t my intent for my response to make you feel emotional. My apologies if your feelings weren’t ok. If you read the details of your own link, what they are doing is taking an official Apple
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Phone is a sort of short hand for what tradeoffs are likely in the chip. A phone processor is going to prioritize efficiency and thermals over raw performance. Mobile will strike a different balance. While desktop likely prioritizes raw pow
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Many headphones can do audio over usb-c if you want a wired connection. If you want to use a fully analog set of cans, you can also just get a usb-c to 3.5mm adapter for a few bucks. No need for wireless and battery, just not the plug you w
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
I think the point is that it isn’t really a legitimate criticism of the device. Not having a fingerprint sensor was not a design choice by the keyboard maker. It is a constraint of the operating system that peripheral makers have no ability
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Before this release, there were providers undercutting deepseek on the preview version. I suspect that once the hype dies down, or the field gets more competitive we will see the same on 0731.
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I think there's also the consideration that the Laffer curve is very Ceteris Paribus. In reality higher taxes implies higher spending, and different countries spend differently. It's entirely possible that the peak of the curve mo
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
You’re describing the Laffer curve. Much of Reagan’s trickle down stuff was based on the idea that we were on the wrong side of the peak.
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It would be pretty wild if cloudflare or digital ocean opened themselves up to a massive lawsuit by doing this. Do you have any evidence that cloud providers that don’t train their own models are violating their own contracts and risking th
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Do you think they use magic to stream live video with today’s implementation? It already works. We stream HD video out of our homes all day every day, and that includes video from security cameras. If the devices can stream live video, and
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Not at all. If they can get the data to their server to store it, they could just as easily not do that and instead serve it from your local device by proxy through their server. It’s t he exact same difficulty as what they are already doin
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
I don’t know if people hate public surveillance. Most people handle it fine when it’s traffic cameras, security cameras in malls and stores, etc. The issue is a massive unaccountable dragnet that is prone to abuse and mistakes being treated
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
My grandfather worked as the lead geologist on Project Rulison. That was the fracking shot in western CO. Apparently the shot was quite successful as a natural gas fracking technique, but quite a bit of radon also was released.
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
iPhone, at this very moment, ships with an llm that third party developers can use. People are already using local llms.
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FYI: there are providers of deepseek that offer the same or lower pricing and zero retention policies.
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It’s also a solved problem combined with a risk averse industry. COBOL on mainframes has worked reliably for decades. On the scale of what a bank will spend on operations the mainframe doesn’t really cost much. Banks are sort of the canonic
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by dghlsakjg 2mo ago
Most of those are also at least a decade old, and some of them are acquisitions.

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