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by gbear605 2y ago
You’d be wrong. The US imported 3.5 billion dollars of goods from Russia in 2024, and exported 500 million dollars of goods. https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/europe-middle-east/russia...
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Yo Google, Thanks for the AI Overview but Your Search Sucks Now(sheep.horse)
13 points by gbear605 2y ago|1 comments
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by gbear605 2y ago
Claude definitely does know it (I just checked). Plausibly they’re giving that as an example of other things that it actually needs to save, but yeah, it’s a bad example.
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by gbear605 2y ago
I was specifying Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods because the parent comment did, not because they’re representative grocery stores. I mostly shop at Kroger’s personally, which is where I buy eggs, but I occasionally go to Trader Joe’s because
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by gbear605 2y ago
Certified Humane is quite likely available for some eggs wherever you’re shopping in the US (maybe not Alaska or Hawaii, and not at convenience stores). I exclusively buy certified eggs, and I’ve never found a normal grocery store that didn
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by gbear605 2y ago
I wasn’t stating anything moral, just disagreeing with the claim that you can do “just spf or dkim” and not have any issues.
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by gbear605 2y ago
One of the cuts is the entirety of 538. Sad to see it go, but it’s clearly been inevitable with how ABC has been treating them.
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Disney to Cut Nearly 6% of Staff Across ABC News, Disney Entertainment Networks(wsj.com)
2 points by gbear605 2y ago|1 comments
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by gbear605 2y ago
I’m on an open source email list, where a lot of users self host their email. They have all the correct things done by the book. But gmail sends them all to my spam box, despite my continuing to mark them as not spam. Some even don’t appear
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by gbear605 2y ago
I’m generally a vegetarian, but I eat chicken, beef, and pork from local farms that raise the animals ethically.
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by gbear605 2y ago
React Native makes worse apps for Android too
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by gbear605 2y ago
Unfortunately Americans as a whole would rather have climate change than lifestyle change. That’s a good portion of why Trump is president now. And most countries are in the same position, or want lifestyle change in the sense of using more
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by gbear605 2y ago
Delta seems to have done nothing wrong, they were following incorrect instructions from air traffic control.
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by gbear605 2y ago
It depends on the evaluation needed. Maybe they wanted to verify that SonarQube would be able to handle their code structure, but they also had requirements that it has to work locally only and they couldn’t send proprietary code to a SaaS.
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by gbear605 2y ago
This was just a hype video, they didn’t mention anything other than “2025” and the date of the Nintendo Direct with more information. That said, I’m not expecting it to be a giant step up in performance.
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by gbear605 2y ago
I agree, though you should pay. The scammers aren’t going to take you up, because they know that the in person will catch them out. Obviously that’s a financial burden to the company, but minimal compared to the long term costs to the compa
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by gbear605 2y ago
My understanding, which is limited, is that anything that is from the 1929 Tintin will be public domain, but the later additions are still under copyright. So you can use the character, but not reference later stories or characters introduc
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by gbear605 2y ago
In my experience, Gitlab is a lot more stable than Github. My last job was on Github, and we had an outage a couple times a month at least. We even had a Slack emote for it! My current job is on Gitlab, and we haven’t had a single outage in
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by gbear605 2y ago
People are already just hooking LLMs up to terminals with web access and letting them go. Right now they’re too dumb to do something serious with that, but text access to a terminal is certainly sufficient to do a lot of bad things in the w
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by gbear605 2y ago
It depends on your purpose. If you’re an American who wants to make movies for Americans, that are derivative of one of these works, this matters a lot.
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by gbear605 2y ago
There have been a couple times in the past where I’ve run into an issue marked as WONT FIX and then resolved it on my end (because it was luckily an open source project). If the ticket were still open, it would have been trivial to put up a
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by gbear605 2y ago
I’m not OP, but my worry is about the false positives. I have real inbound calls and emails getting detected as spam all the time. Luckily my VoIP provider has a spam box I can look in, but at this point I just have to go through them every
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by gbear605 2y ago
It’s Mauritius, not Mauritania, that now contains the British Indian Ocean territories. That said, it’s probably not up to the country, but rather ICANN. And ICANN often makes unpragmatic decisions for idealistic reasons.
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Java 23 General-Availability Release(jdk.java.net)
9 points by gbear605 2y ago|1 comments
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by gbear605 2y ago
Check out GraalPy, part of the GraalVM project. My company has switched from Jython to GraalPy with relatively little work.
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by gbear605 2y ago
The FRC team I was on (years ago) would prototype individual components of the robot, but for the whole robot design they would just design the entire thing in CAD before actually starting building. Obviously there would then be some iterat
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by gbear605 2y ago
That’s not what “expect” means in statistics. If we’re rolling 100-sided dice (each person rolls once), no person should expect to roll a 1, even though 1% of people will in practice roll a 1. Likewise, no one should expect to beat the mark
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by gbear605 2y ago
If the scale is exponential, it becomes billions of dollars to keep a patent after a couple decades. Then trillions, at some point after which they’ve decided to give up the patent. Many companies are rich, but they aren’t infinitely rich.
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The rich and dynamic tapestry of AI plagiarism or: You're not an AI detector(philosophybear.substack.com)
1 points by gbear605 2y ago|0 comments
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by gbear605 2y ago
It was $2k/person per quarter, when most of those employees are making around $30k per year (average of $31k per one source I found). That’s a 30% raise on near-poverty salaries - that’s definitely life changing!

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