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by ein0p 2y ago
These aren’t the “bad” guys. The “bad” guys are the people who put that backdoor in, deliberately or through lack of oversight.
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by ein0p 2y ago
I mean, rights are rights. In that regard there’s no difference between the two. 2nd amendment does not specify the type of arms nor the age at which your right to keep and bear them begins. Indeed until 1968 there was no consistent age lim
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by ein0p 2y ago
None of this works if your kid’s school requires a laptop. Which in 2024 all of them do. Kids older than 10 years old can easily bypass any “parental control” you can realistically deploy. But more to the point, I’d want the companies to at
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by ein0p 2y ago
Phones and other devices are basically a requirement from elementary school onwards. As a parent you can’t do anything about that. Contrary to popular belief children don’t just do what you tell them to do. They get addicted to this shit an
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by ein0p 2y ago
The problem with that is thanks to many years of below cost pricing Uber has become synonymous with taxi now, and most people don’t even realize (or care) that taxis are often cheaper.
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by ein0p 2y ago
That is unfortunate. We have already ruined a generation of kids. There’s no need to continue stepping on the same rake. Kids already don’t have “freedom of speech”, and neither do companies when working with kids.
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by ein0p 2y ago
Zoning, ok, but yellow cabs are now often cheaper than Uber. Last time I took a ride from the airport the difference was not small, like 50%.
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by ein0p 2y ago
It’s “real” in the same way as Steele Dossier was real. Who are these people? How do they relate to Trump? Did he endorse this? Did anyone of any consequence endorse this?
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by ein0p 2y ago
I’m not sure why they added this feature. All Apple SoCs have far more energy efficient compute than the CPU. This would only make sense for really tiny models which need extremely quick forward pass. For such models the overhead of a GPU
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by ein0p 2y ago
That’s the thing though. One cannot be a Scientologist without being familiar with Hubbard. Here you’re telling me that this is my Bible and I’ve never heard of it. If it were real, I’d know.
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by ein0p 2y ago
I’m a conservative (though not “republican”/neocon/neolib/uniparty) and I don’t even know what “project 2025” is. Nor do I know any supporters. As far as I can tell it’s just a smear device along the lines of “when did you st
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by ein0p 2y ago
Doubtful. Everyone is so GPU starved right now that many research directions can’t even be pursued. That’s why almost everyone is basically training the same architecture with minor variations. Once/if that starvation ends, research wi
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by ein0p 2y ago
Out of the question for the same reason as masks. I’m having trouble falling asleep as it is, without stuff in my nose, mouth, or on my face. The only thing I seriously tried for night use were nasal strips. I had semi-permanent stuffy nose
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by ein0p 2y ago
That’s cool and all but there’s not a lot we can do about it still. I cannot fall asleep in a mask. The only thing that works for me is sleeping with my mouth shut. If it’s open I end up still suffocating, but I worked out a sleeping positi
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by ein0p 2y ago
The US is not under threat and hasn’t really been since 1941. If there’s anything it needs to pay attention to it’s crime, infrastructure, affordability of medical care and housing, unsustainable government spending and so on.
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by ein0p 2y ago
You’re not giving Sundar enough credit for Google’s slide to the evil side. Ruth is as you mentioned merely an instrument. Sundar “McKinsey” Pichai is the Ballmer of Google. For as long as he’s at the helm I’m extremely bearish about Google
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by ein0p 2y ago
Yes, for 20x the FLOPS at about twice the price you might need to do some work.
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by ein0p 2y ago
Why not, if it’s effective? Beats the heck out of waiting for weeks for a doctor.
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by ein0p 2y ago
That argument will never go anywhere because if C19 was a lab leak (which by the way I believe it was), it was a lab leak funded by Metabiota and Fauci, and those folks seem untouchable. 7 million deaths worldwide is a bit of a tough accusa
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by ein0p 2y ago
Yeah, let’s put that megawatt grade data center into a perfect thermos, that’s the ticket
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by ein0p 2y ago
I wish I worked at a place where it’d be enough for me to “understand the problem space” as I pull down seven figures. But those bastards also want me to code, and Copilot at least helps with the boilerplate
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by ein0p 2y ago
Yes, but in the last 3 years that curve has been going only up. If you spend 2B more to collect 1.3B, you’ve wasted 700M
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by ein0p 2y ago
Show us where it’s “cut” please: https://www.irs.gov/statistics/irs-budget-and-workforce
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by ein0p 2y ago
Yes: https://www.irs.gov/statistics/irs-budget-and-workforce
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by ein0p 2y ago
The increase in funding was to “go after the rich”. I kind of was expecting a lot more ROI, by like an order of magnitude
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by ein0p 2y ago
In the last 3 years yearly IRS budget grew by more than 2 billion. So another way to read this news is, US taxpayers lost $700M.
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by ein0p 2y ago
My experience mirrors yours. I feel like this would depend on how quickly you make gains. When I started lifting I was so physically decrepit I’d sometimes have to lie down on the floor due to pain in my lower back. I literally started with
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by ein0p 2y ago
Yeah, the people you’d want to hide this from already know all this, and in some cases have superior designs.
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by ein0p 2y ago
In the grand scheme of things arbitrary and artificial “career ladders” don’t matter. Your best strategy is to ignore all that and move around every 2-3 years looking solely at the dollar figures and ignoring the titles. If you do not move,
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by ein0p 2y ago
This also works, at least for men. Idk what it is, almost meditative rest between the sets, higher T, or making routine physical exertion easier due to being stronger. It does take some willpower though, which severely depressed/burned

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