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by guzfip 7mo ago
Wasn’t this the exact sort of reason we were developing laser weapons? I thought at least one US Navy ship was equipped with one now.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> We need to get the Epstein class out of government at all levels. This won’t be achieved without extreme violence. These people are entrenched in some of the most powerful positions in our globalized world.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
You say this, but I’ve watched American political culture across the spectrum evolve a ton within that time in ways I’d never thought I’d see.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
You won’t get it unless you also work the 996 slave shift. At which point who gives a fuck about my purchasing power if there’s no time to enjoy it.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> It seems like tracing and debugging this thing would be like exploring someone else's codebase every time. Oh man, just wait till you start sprinkling some AOP in there. My debugger is damn near useless sometimes as I try to follo
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Andrew Jackson to this day is a darling among conservatives in America.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> They had door-to-door salesmen pushing shares on uneducated households. What is RobinHood, et al.?
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> As long as they are paid well compared to other workers, it’s fine. Well I’m sure they’ll be thrilled to know they can collect $100 a week more in unemployment benefits than their neighbor.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
I got a job from LinkedIn in 2022 or so. Of course it only lasted about a year lol. I’ve also gotten jobs via direct application a few times. Certainly not the greatest of jobs, but people often question if anyone gets jobs that’s way too.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> Software is or was one of the few remaining arenas wherein a person can find a consistently. I want to add something additional to this: it is one of the few fields that can afford middle or upper middle class lifestyle and is accessi
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Thankfully Silicon Valley discovered you can be so much more productive by removing the conscience as well as the soul.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> The debt subsidies are over So is all the content worth watching. I haven’t paid for Netflix in years.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> The temperature differential between a winter temp of 20 or 30F to an indoor temp of 70F requires SO much more energy than cooling from a summer temp of 90F to indoor temp of 70F. Yeah but at least in the winter you have alternatives.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Ah yes, vague non-solutions. They will be uttered in response to criticism and then quietly ignored until the inevitable. Rinse and repeat. A true mark of a grifter.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> How often do you diligently check Uber and Lyft and select the cheaper one? Almost always nowadays lol. Shit I’ve gotten poorer over the past few years.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
People love to talk about themselves. The internet and social media accelerated the narcissistic character of our society. I’m being partly facetious, but I have started to hear some theories from likely heterodox psychologists about new sc
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by guzfip 7mo ago
At the end of the day. There are enough idiots to fall for it not once, but twice. The exact same lie. We’re doomed because the people are idiots.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> What we have is a rogue authoritarian executive that was incompetent enough to ignore military assessments and be manipulated by Netanyahu to strike. Yeah, except we’ve had that for the entirety of this century so far at least.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> And saying it doesn't is like saying "my one piece of litter won't make the park dirty". Regardless it doesn’t matter in the end. Because you don’t litter, I don’t litter, vast swaths of the population don’t litter
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by guzfip 7mo ago
If I’m to believe the experts, LLMs are a panacea to all problems to have ever existed, like Blockchain before it. Therefore it is a non-issue as given that LLMs have only gotten exponentially more impressive, in [current_year+n] you will b
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by guzfip 7mo ago
No, at the end of the day most of the problem I run into are not software problems. “More software” will not fix this. Trying to encode these problems in a way that Software can represent will not fix this. It will just cause more issues.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> They still wanted to go ahead with the migration, but that's a different story. Yeah I would too lol. During Covid I found myself in the odd situation of developing a new Access DB product and man was it miserable.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Problem is criteria b) excludes most every career that wouldn’t violate a) and c)
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> Major geopolitical failure by the US. Nah, soft power is out. Bluntly, if the Philippines strays too far from US interests, they can be strangled, first economically, then militarily.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
I guarantee you an LLM has already fooled him in this manner lmao
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> Imagine the outrage if this happened in the US instead There’d be bunch of fat fucks who will write screeds on the internet but won’t get off their fat ass to do anything about it?
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Got a link to this? Sounds like a fun read.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Sounds too good to be true. I’ll hold my breath.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
It probably helps when you suppress research that shows you’re harming children and allow human traffickers to fester on your platform with 17 warnings or whatever.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> It describes 3 fascist or near-fascist states that lost in recent history: Germany, Italy, Franco's Spain Where did Franco lose? He won the civil war and his administration survived until his own death.

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