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by dmix 11mo ago
> tax your salary and capital gains much more to finance affordable public housing construction I would have taken that position when I was younger so I won't be too critical. But IRL trusting centrists politicians to spend that mon
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by dmix 11mo ago
US, Canada, Australia[1], Ireland [2], and many other places. [1] https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9vg923vkdko [2] https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/housing-planning/2025/03/
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by dmix 11mo ago
Russia's best case scenario atm is they take more of eastern Ukraine and the west establishes a DMZ not far from the current frontlines. Pushing up anywhere close to Lviv/Polish border would be like winning the lottery given their
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by dmix 11mo ago
I'd be happy with just allowing more low/middle-market housing development which is what eventually seeds low income housing. I don't think anyone's calling for more slums but rapidly building houses and less aggressive
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by dmix 11mo ago
US also authorized the use of their own ballistic missiles in Russia proper this past week which was a big deal. They also have another $1B budgeted in defense spending for Ukraine next year https://www.reuters.com/world&#x2
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by dmix 11mo ago
> Invasion just means Russian soldiers enter Poland, Latvia, Estonia, Finnland. So invasion means a full war with NATO?
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by dmix 11mo ago
As poor of a state that is Europe's various armies, I'd be very surprised if EU couldn't take on Russia even without the US (who FWIW recently reiterated their commitment to the defense of Europe). Russia's advanced SAMs
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by dmix 11mo ago
I've often wondered how much of the western homeless crisis is due to not allowing ghettos/slums to exist, the last place the very poor could afford rent. Cities have essentially made them illegal over the past 30yrs. Once it gent
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by dmix 1y ago
The article linked within has audio examples from the study https://www.sciencenews.org/article/ai-new-sperm-whale-commu... Also some critiques from three other scientists > The comparison to vowels is “completely n
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by dmix 1y ago
> after Musk fired the data annotation team in September Reduced headcount from 1500->1000 based on your link
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by dmix 1y ago
weird this post is trusting an LLM response blindly as fact and someone in the replies is saying Hebrew translation was still working for them...
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by dmix 1y ago
Hyper administrative state-capitalist economies all have the same problem with infrastructure. The US has an image of being more capitalist and efficient, which is true to a degree, but once you get a large-scale project that hits all fed-&
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by dmix 1y ago
Probably something like a koala bear
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by dmix 1y ago
> Tamer wolves would get more food, and the humans gradually came to rely on the wolves to clean up remains of messy carcasses and to raise the alarm if a predator came near. I read a book on the history of dogs https://www.go
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by dmix 1y ago
The car websites will also clean/inspect the cars and ship the car to your house which is nice if the car you want is not near where you live But yes generally my experience with https://clutch.ca was they push you to some
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by dmix 1y ago
So some sort of viral marketing by using weird images
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by dmix 1y ago
That anime gating is very jarring, thought I clicked on the wrong link and clicked back.
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by dmix 1y ago
Yeah everyone wants a conspiracy when the obvious signal is that he already made insane amounts of money off the stock spiking so high and he wants to diversify it on other stuff instead of continuing to gamble on a big one. Which is also w
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by dmix 1y ago
Israel tried cloud seeding for decades and gave up after not being happy with the results https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/apme/62/3/JAMC-D-... China also had a big program. They tried to
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by dmix 1y ago
I don’t think Iran is hiding the fact they are building nuclear weapon tech and long range ballistic missiles capable of MIRV. People dismissed North Korea’s ability to do so for a long time. They thought they were too poor and isolated.
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by dmix 1y ago
Both Elixir Phoenix and Ruby on Rails use plain HTML by default but they both support view morphing (phoenix via LiveView and rails via Hotwire Turbo). It really doesn't cost anything to add it. Clicking links with a bit of caching can
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by dmix 1y ago
I recently turned on View Morphing via upgrading Turbo 7->8 [1] in production and man it really does feel faster. Like a free performance upgrade. I looked it up on Github and they seem to be using the idiomorph package. [1] https:&#x2F
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by dmix 1y ago
> getting this kind of special treatment really does reinforce a big difference between classes The Trump admin has always been an example of ignoring the elite political class and bringing in whoever he likes. Kash Patel himself came fr
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by dmix 1y ago
I use Vox which is pretty close https://vox.rocks/mac-music-player They also have cloud syncing for your Flac audio files, that part costs $$ but it's nice if you have lots of lossless rips/torrents.
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by dmix 1y ago
The EU and European parliaments are very much on the technocracy side, where they defer to experts and studies for everything instead of focusing on the popular interests of the public https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tech
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by dmix 1y ago
That's the sort of convenient framing that lets you get away with hand wavy statements which the public eats up, like calling LLM development 'superintelligence'. It's good for a conversation starter on Twitter or a pitc
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by dmix 1y ago
I'd be skeptical just because it's Oracle. Not exactly a sprightly company to bet on for novel technology.
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by dmix 1y ago
I always found it funny OpenAI staff tried to delay the release of GPT to the world because they feared the consequences of giving the public such a power. Hearing stuff like this makes it even funnier: > In the pit, [Sutskever] had plac
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by dmix 1y ago
That seems to be an alcohol industry complaint. That it isn't taxed and regulated like booze Most US problems come down to inability of congress to just figure out basic stuff like regulating weed. Same with the getting rid of the penn
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by dmix 1y ago
Well maybe European countries should have considered that before spending the last 3 decades shrinking the size of their military. Germany's military chief was ringing the alarm bells in 2023 about their inability to defend their own b

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