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Bots Self-Organizing on Moltbook
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
You do realize that the debt/gdp ratio is a ratio? If you cripple the gdp through austerity policies (killing borrowing to chase the “responsibility dream”) the fiscal multiplier becomes a ruinous curse. Of course, pissing money into a
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9mo ago
If a foreign power takes over your country and changes the laws in ways that conflict with the previous constitution, there’s a break in sovereignty continuity so your options are: 1. Pledge to the new authority and move on 2. Keep your wor
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9mo ago
Whatever ICE claims, the murderer broke protocol and whatever excuse they’ll try, surely “feared for his life” doesn’t count. Operating manuals state that officers cannot use deadly force to stop a vehicle, even if the vehicle itself is use
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9mo ago
Yeah but it wasn’t the unelected bureaucrats that fucked the EU. It was the German attitude towards debt and the redistribution of surplus. The Eurogroup sheepishly followed whatever Austerity fever dream of Schauble, tanked the Greek econo
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9mo ago
Well, that rent and the debts incurred to finance consumption is also keeping the profits up and thus stonks valuations
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Medical Situation on the ISS
(nasa.gov)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
yeah, looks like the victim knew how to drive and didn't want to dry-steer her tyres. What a farcical tragedy
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Why do these companies abuse us? [video]
(youtube.com)
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10mo ago
So basically a crash course in psychoanalysis?
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10mo ago
Why is it though. Just release a SteamOS with Secure Boot enabled and you’re done. It’s really simple
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10mo ago
That’s the same flawed reasoning Kirk flaunted when discussing gun laws. It ultimately proved to be wrong; as in it’s all fine and “Vulcanian Logical” until you or your close ones become the statistic
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iOS 26.2 will remove a key iPhone and Apple Watch feature in EU
(9to5mac.com)
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11mo ago
"People with real questions get roped in by an enthusiastically confirming sycophantic model that will never question or push back, just confirm and lead on." That wasn't too buried IMHO
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11mo ago
"We want to make sure we trully (SIC) understand what you're struggling with." I'm afraid you skipped this part though
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1y ago
Christ what an ugly kludge. Just spend a weekend in Amsterdam and check out the Tenways and the Vanmoof roaming the streets for an idea how to do it, if not right, at least decently
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1y ago
I still don’t understand the point of all this exercise. In the long run, without a fairer redistribution of wealth within US society (which isn’t going to happen with these polices and the politicians pushing them) forcing re-shoring will
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1y ago
If manufacturing is to return to the USA, it will be as fully automated as technically possible. So forget about jobs, there won't remotely be as many as needed to "reboot the working class"
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1y ago
Careful, recently someone made a similar argument around gun-laws in the US, and it didn't go well for him... /s
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1y ago
Hey, in my case I've been kicked out a couple times already... it doesn't always pay
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1y ago
Oh nice, thanks for mentioning UGREEN. I had a quick look at the website and it looks fairly cheap. I wouldn't trust their software but the base system comes on an MMC, does it mean I can flash it with TrueNAS or Unraid?
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1B Nested Loop Iterations
(benjdd.com)
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1y ago
But does she make millions? I highly doubt that
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1y ago
Apple is the most egregious of them all. The times I wanted to watch a foreign language film only to discover the subtitles are not available in English!
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1y ago
I think you're exaggerating. There are several ways an LLM can discern the applicability of certain data to a context (document metadata such as TLD, cross check with applicable authoritative codes and regulations, be wary of random fo
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1y ago
Well no, not really. I’m replying in the context of the parent comment, that was painting a scenario where the GPT would reply with information relevant to different countries. It doesn’t need to be advanced prompting, it’s enough to provid
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Apple bans entire dev account, no reason given
(twitter.com)
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1y ago
poor prompting then. One should narrow down the question to the particular circumstance it should apply.
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1y ago
How on point. In my limited career I have been in several projects whose plight didn't make any sense -- with all the smart people and the effort poured over them, how could the disaster continue to unfold! -- until I realized failure
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1y ago
I have it directly from European CTO’s and founders that in Europe every country is its own market — not just rules and regulations, but culturally — significantly affecting consumer behavior. In the US a launch is a launch into a market in
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