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by flanked-evergl 8mo ago
Cite?
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by flanked-evergl 8mo ago
I used https://openrouter.ai/openai/gpt-4.1 for grammar checking, it was great. No newer ChatGPT models came close to being as responsive and good. ChatGPT 5.2 thinks I want it to write essays about grammar. Any sugges
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Would love to know myself, I recall there was some plugin for VSCode that did next edits that accepted a custom model but I don't recall what it was now.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
All inequality is inequity and other hot takes from people of privilege.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Did the Shah also order that virgins be raped before they are executed so they don't go to heaven, or is this equivalence entirely false?
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
The amount of whataboutism to excuse paying no attention to Iran is very telling. Israel's 12-day war resulted in casualties in Iran, so therefore, we should all ignore Iran murdering 1,000s of their own citizens. It really says a lot
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Notice how hard people work to burry reports of atrocities that are committed by the Islamic Republic. Things are not what they appear.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
This is not evidence of anything.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I don't think most Persians support Hamas, I would be really surprised if even half of the Persians in Iran support Hamas. I would guess they just don't care about some terror proxy of the regime that is oppressing them. But sure,
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
1,000 of people are being executed in Iran. 10,000 of people are being mutilated and injured. 1,000 of executions are planned — but you are somehow worried about the US's role more than this? Fascinating.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Whatever is happening in Palestine will still keep happening even if someone once gives some attention to the atrocities in Iran. I promise you. I also don't know who Renee Good is, and I don't care. Domestic US politics is not re
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
It's so strange. There is a real place on Earth which is much more brutal and oppressive than the wildest fantasy that Margaret Atwood could come up with. A place that rapes virgins before executing them to prevent them from entering h
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I don't think half the Iranian population support's the regime. Can you share the evidence for this claim?
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
This kind of misses the point, though. I would say a much better rule is whatever runs in your workflows should also be entirely reproducible locally. Even if you can ssh into the remote environment that does not cover things like authentic
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I promise you if Europe kicked Russia out of Ukraine, the threats about Greenland would never have happened. US sees Europe as some child that has overstayed it's welcome at home. This relationship we have with US is not good for us, a
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Helping you do something that nobody should be doing is not really compelling.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
US provides credible deterrence because the US can more or less take on all NATO adversaries at the same time, while Europe alone cannot really take on even one NATO adversary on its own. US also shown willingness to use forc, which Europea
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Whatever dependence Europe has on external energy is entirely a choice, and it's a choice that can be changed, and if we change our choice it can actually be done relatively quickly. I would also say whatever dependence Europe has on e
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I think the conservative support for Russia in Europe is mostly reactionary, but whatever the cause may be, it's deeply misguided. Russia is an existential threat, and it has always been this. The West thought that if we treated it as
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I'm very conservative and in principle really aligned with Republicans in the US, but this is rotten deal. The end result is in practice worse for everyone, because the American voters do not understand why they should be underwriting
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
European countries are de facto vassals of the US. Not because they have to be, not because it benefits them, but because this is what the politicians and their voters want. Instead of taking care of Ukraine themselves, and providing securi
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I think they have moved on to other sources of revenue, so I don't think they care that much anymore.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
The monster that ate Windows have already started eating Mac OS.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
If they use https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/inline... then it becomes a breeze to run with uv. Not even a thing.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
Using `uv` with python is significantly safer and better. At least you get null safety. Sure, you can't run at the speed of light, but at least you can have some decent non-halfarsed-retrofitted type checking in your script.
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by flanked-evergl 9mo ago
I have exactly 0 faith in this result, exactly what one would expect from Yale, however. The elite universities have become academic skin suits.
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by flanked-evergl 10mo ago
No amount of proven points will give Go null safety, though.
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Shocking map of Britain that reveals the true scale of sex crimes(dailymail.co.uk)
4 points by flanked-evergl 10mo ago|1 comments
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by flanked-evergl 10mo ago
From the government report: > Of these contact offences, an estimated 17,100 are ‘flagged’ as child sexual exploitation in police recorded crime data. > New police data, the Complex Organised Child Abuse Dataset (COCAD), while sufferi

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