dmitrygr

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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
4chan fighting for us all! Bravo.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
It would work until algorithms were adjusted to it, which would happen as soon as significant number of people started doing it. Colors are defeated by desaturating, which is no issue since most face recognition algos run on greyscale data
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
I understand that claim. I will not even argue against it. But, as you pointed out - there are two options only, so they must be evaluated against each other. Ds would need to go quite a bit further in the direction of being fiscally conser
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Would that not require them to ... support fiscally conservative actions, which would lose them a large part of their voting bloc?
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
And we now again live in a time where such things are done and go un (or under) punished. This is why I expect more of that. I do not celebrate it, but I expect it.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_McElroy This is exactly what lack of law-enforcement eventually leads normal people to do
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Historically, eventually the people realize that the state is doing too little to protect them from crime. Usually, at that point in time, a posse is formed. Having images of repeatedly-encountered perps can be very useful to a posse.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> She was 15, that’s older than the age of consent in a lot of US states. What are you smoking? The lowest age of consent in any US state is 16
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
As UK showed, leaving EU is hard and EU will fight you on it as well as seek to penalize you
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> The objective is to enable innovative companies to operate under a single, harmonised set of EU-wide rules, covering relevant aspects of corporate, insolvency, labour and tax law. A good idea in theory > legal framework provides fa
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Sam Altman is under fire from critics again for 'disgusting' AI remarks(indy100.com)
4 points by dmitrygr 7mo ago|1 comments
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Answers will be provided after adequate proof that you will not bring the voting record that made illinois what it is with you.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Then by your logic, every society on earth failed, because there are no places where you can act belligerently towards law enforcement and expect it to end well.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Maybe I am just dumb but I think I missed why this is cool. I found it incoherent and thus failed to enjoy it. I've heard the name "There Is No Antimemetics Division" before and it was always said with reverence. What did i f
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> We've had software upgrades on cars for years now. Those of us who cared enough and did not want them -- have not had them. it is very easy to replace an antenna with a 50 ohm resistor
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> I haven't done this myself, but my naive brain thinks it's probably a good idea. Many a disaster started this way
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
This. IL and MA follow whatever CA does with a few year lag. Considerations of sanity never enter into the discussion.
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Austin draws another billionaire as Uber co-founder joins California exodus(statesman.com)
5 points by dmitrygr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> I'm sure that's due to depressing subsidies Based on what data do you make such unsubstantiatable statements?
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Ding Ding Ding. We have the correct answer. And this was a predicted consequence of that profit cap.
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
And yet again 50% of the work is working around IPv6 nonsense. I long for the day when we give up on it and try again (with proper DHCP and proper support for NAT)
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
mem bw between cores matters for .... literally all workloads that are not single-core (read: all). And FP8 matters not at all cause inference on cpu is too slow to be of any use whatsoever in the days of proper accelerators
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> Purpose-Built for Agentic AI From the "fridge purpose-built for storing only yellow tomatoes" and "car only built for people whose last name contains the letter W" series. When can this insanity end? It is a complet
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Encyclopedia Britannica sues OpenAI for copyright and trademark infringement(engadget.com)
14 points by dmitrygr 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> I have a 40min walk to it or 10min bus ride Sounds like you are taking 80 minutes away from your family every day. I would not be so proud of that. And you'll likely regret it on your deathbed. #1 regret is not enough time with fa
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> For those who have been in the industry longer, why do you think it’s still important to stay strong in CS fundamentals? Dictionaries have made me feel like studying languages is pointless. People, why do you think it’s still important
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> Should art not of a point of view? It can, sure. However, I will not pay to be lectured to on topics I have no interest getting lectured on. I'll keep my money, they can keep the sermon. Let's see who has more to gain from li
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
> most of the arguments against it are moot points or simply falsehoods. Ah the “I am sure we can all agree … that I’m right” argument. In actuality, there are plenty of very good arguments against unions. That you don’t like them change
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by dmitrygr 7mo ago
Yes it does. LPCAMM path is still dozens of millimeters. Soldered on is one mm or less.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
> So many problems would go away if Writing it like you did implies that a magical solution exists and we are all maliciously withholding it from you. It does not and we are not.

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