halJordan

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by halJordan 2mo ago
Any other non profit maintaining an open source project gets passes bc "volunteers don't owe you anything" and "submit your own patch" catechisms.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Well, they didn't do that. Secondly, drinking alcohol makes you prone to beating your wife. Taking ssri's makes you prone to killing yourself. At no point does anyone seriously comment "wtf do we even have alcohol|anti-depres
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by halJordan 2mo ago
He's talking about suing smith & wesson instead of walmart for building a gun that shoots someone, rather than selling the gun
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by halJordan 2mo ago
It's the size of a big vm. There's nothing wrong with reserving that much working space for one item.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
How is that anyone else's problem? For decades (case literally in point) Americans have steadfastly walked away from their communities. Now they can't even notice new mega projects until the buildings are literally going up. Until
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by halJordan 2mo ago
I guess i don't understand why reneging on a binding agreement is the cool thing here. They went through all the requirements. If the requirements should now change that's fine. But hold yourself to the agreement you made. Or appr
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by halJordan 2mo ago
You guys are so proud of yourselves lol
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Your tech school is not nda'd.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Ah yes- your old job where your boss could put you on twelve hour shiftwork indefinitely while making you pt while denying you adequate housing or food all under the threat of military justice and telling you if you tell anyone anything you
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by halJordan 2mo ago
There are chaplains and in-agency psychologists, both can have classified conversations with you. The problem is that you cannot change the underlying causes of any illness/sickness
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Absolutely not. The problem is solely op tempo since the Iran war started. Leadership in cyber is famous for "surging" It's quite normal. But cyber specifically refuses to allow the surge to end. It becomes "the new norm
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by halJordan 2mo ago
And by go rogue you mean do exactly as ordered
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by halJordan 2mo ago
But they are the same group. Part of a democracy is that when the group decides, the group accepts the decision. Of course there can always be dissent, and no group is a monolith. But the fact is Texans voted for this. If Texans didn't
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the current us president is on his second term. Which means his first term respected and followed all these precedents.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
I do understand your point. But obviously us foreign aid doesn't (didn't) exist in a vacuum. The stuff you're talking about that would get these countries off the dole was in things like IMF contracts. And in trade deals. The
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by halJordan 2mo ago
That's certainly one way of thinking. But it's not the only one. It's not even the only secure one
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by halJordan 2mo ago
You mean doge increased HUD personnel/ funding? Or did they cut that too? https://www.cbpp.org/blog/doge-driven-hud-cuts-will-make-it-...
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by halJordan 2mo ago
The msft-openai tie-up is probably the least concerning of the "circular" deals since it's a natural outgrowth of a rather pedestrian investment/incubation. I'm not saying you're saying that, just pointing it o
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by halJordan 2mo ago
And this is its own stereotyped vision coming from, well i don't even know what you're allowed to call it these days but i guess it controls the progressive left now?
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Everyone loves the opening scene in iron man.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
I think you're mixing a term of art with the common English definition.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Runpod waiting for you
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Japan is a what? They've been dumping billions of dollars and trillions of yen into their economy since the 1990s. How is this any different than the past thirty years of intervention? I stg you guys. I get that ginning up a conspiracy
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by halJordan 2mo ago
Why would the sky be falling? Getting the world's largest economy to prop up your own economy is kind of the point to being an ally of the biggest economy in the world; the Japanese and American governments being in bed together and pl
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by halJordan 2mo ago
That goes too far in the opposite direction.
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by halJordan 2mo ago
You say that but for like 2 years there was a guy on huggingface releasing quants as TheBloke. No identity no nothing except he likely had a grant or a university job that let him do it. Quants aren't the same as training but it was be
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by halJordan 2mo ago
I can also open broadcom's antenna firmware in any hex editor. Why are you arguing that makes it open source?
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by halJordan 2mo ago
CISA is the one who mandates these controls and who manages the public/private relationship. Who issues the active exploration warnings. Who suggests legislation to prevent this in the future, including mandatory software updates. If y
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by halJordan 2mo ago
It's actually insane to me that the nation convulsed over the inability to get water to flint Michigan and people are still over here doing "no one actually deserves water, you use too much of it anyway"
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by halJordan 2mo ago
If you're actively throwing away brand new greenfield research because it was generated by a computer at a company that stans industry-spanning software so that you can stay mad at your pet celebrity project, you might be the problem.

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