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by guelo 2y ago
What would a major version bump look like for an llm?
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by guelo 2y ago
There's a bunch of cool EVs being sold in Europe and China that we don't get access to because we have to protect Tesla's sales.
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by guelo 2y ago
Elon has fired way more people than he employs.
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by guelo 2y ago
There is a widespread boycott and a bunch of peaceful protests. There are a few instances of arson and zero instances of terrorism. I'm tired of right wing media sensationalizing the handful of radicals and ignoring the thousands and m
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by guelo 2y ago
> It does reasonably well managing value-based conflict at the SCOTUS level I could not disagree more, but anti-government extremists are happy that they have captured the supreme court for the rest of our lives.
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by guelo 2y ago
how do you know that the offices haven't been used in years and there is no impact unless a journalist told you? Is there any reason to trust rando twitter accounts besides the fact that it makes you feel better about "your side&q
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by guelo 2y ago
I've notice that many engineers that have been inside cushy corporations for a while don't realize the bloodbath that is happening outside their corporate walls in the job markets. But your CEO definitely realizes it and they are
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by guelo 2y ago
We're not getting more information. Border police refuse to talk to the press or provide any information. Trump's border chief, who was Greg Abbott's Texas border czar, is known as secretive and has ignored public records req
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by guelo 2y ago
UK is one of several countries issuing travel warnings because US border gestapo have been putting Europeans in chains and deporting them. Apparently we have gone insane as a country. https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl
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by guelo 2y ago
I travel to Australia regularly to visit my wife's family and I have never had my phone searched.
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by guelo 2y ago
This is ridiculous. Why are they even searching their phone? Many Americans travel to Europe without having their phones searched. We do not want to become that kind of scary country to travel to, especially not the kind of shithole country
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by guelo 2y ago
On every photo in the gallery people's hairdos were vastly improved. That seems more useful than changing locations. You should pivot to an app that suggests better hairstyles for people.
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by guelo 2y ago
Flashlight apps were a 3rd party innovation. Apple didn't originally realize that the camera's light could be used that way. I wonder how many other useful features don't exist today because of Apple/Google's greed
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by guelo 2y ago
Aren't all you apple defenders with very similar opinions also "a particular brand of very vocal person online"?
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by guelo 2y ago
I hate that Facebook has taken so much of craigslist's market. I can't stand Facebook but as a seller or a buyer you have to go where the network is. Marketplace is still in the outcompete stage so it feels friendly and convenient
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by guelo 2y ago
If a prosecutor can make a case then let him make it, otherwise you're defending dictatorial political punishments.
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by guelo 2y ago
Trump's doesn't want the burden of due process to discover the facts impartially because that would ruin the propaganda, he just wants to deport people based on hearsay.
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by guelo 2y ago
That's bully mentality, that the bully was provoked and is somewhat justified.
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by guelo 2y ago
The countries that allowed things like Starlink to be built also had regulations to protect democracy from the power of money, such as media ownership rules, campaign finance laws and high marginal income taxes. Those have all been swept as
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by guelo 2y ago
Starlink is only 5 years old. How did Ukraine survive before that?
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by guelo 2y ago
NASA and Soviet engineers of the 60s were able to accomplish this with less computing resources then an atari game console.
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by guelo 2y ago
nothing ever happens
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by guelo 2y ago
Presumably if you're leaving your kids an encrypted file with valuable stuff in it they won't be so illiterate that they can't figure out how to open it. Most people don't know gpg because they have no motivation to lear
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by guelo 2y ago
Electing a con man over and over again feels like the end of the rule of law. Pump and Dumps are legal now everybody!
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by guelo 2y ago
How? I feel like I'm being trolled. None of it makes sense. There's an unexplained great flood, unexplained human ruins, weird whale-like creatures, some kind of being sucked up into heaven thing that happens to the stork-like bir
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by guelo 2y ago
Weird, my actual 10 year old was quickly bored and lost interest.
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by guelo 2y ago
I am baffled. My family found it boring, senseless and my kids didn't want to finish watching it. My theory is that the lack of talking makes people imagine there is something there when there is nothing. It makes zero sense. The graph
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by guelo 2y ago
These people think they found a loophole in the constitution where the president can steal congress's power of the purse. I think that trying to find and exploit loopholes in the constitution breaks the spirit of the document and is tr
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by guelo 2y ago
Why not? The P/E ratio went from 55 to 47, my back of the napkin approximation interprets that as the market expecting ≈ 4%/year reduction in forecasted earnings. Which actually seems conservative if the market is digesting the ne
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by guelo 2y ago
What do you mean that Text is already gone? SPAs and React render plain HTML.

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