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by halJordan 4mo ago
It's always been incredibly aggressive on this page. Which is ironic
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by halJordan 4mo ago
Yeah I'm very confused by the original commenter's claimed ignorance. We went through this bleating at full tilt during and after covid and it being forced onto everyone at all times where "if you don't like it you'
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by halJordan 4mo ago
Strictly speaking I think palantir's income comes from borrowed money, but who's counting dollars lol not the people in charge
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by halJordan 4mo ago
Science needs to be done through the government because of a) hire incredibly expensive science is and b) hire incredibly concentrated wealth is. The USG is quite often the only group able and willing to fund most projects.
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by halJordan 4mo ago
These faux questions always have a valid interpretation that the asker doesn't admit (for some reason). The model is then castigated for not making an opinionated choice
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by halJordan 4mo ago
The fde encryption exploit is only for volumes that auto decrypt anyway. So it's a know (accepted) that the model doesn't really try to avoid. You guys need to stop reaching for conspiracy
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by halJordan 4mo ago
It all started because the bureaucracy refused to even consider Bluehammer when they couldn't cajole the reporter into providing video footage. And then to double down and ban accounts because you'd rather not fix the bureaucracy
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by halJordan 4mo ago
What is the opposite of ai psychosis? Where you're so afraid of being hoodwinked that you accuse ai of being everywhere
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by halJordan 4mo ago
Corporations inherit their rights and privileges from the people in them. Because a corp is in fact just a series of individuals in a trenchcoat. (This would make immediate sense if we had not let grammar decay and you implicitly knew corp
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by halJordan 4mo ago
You can (and others surely will) make that argument. But it doesn't apply because an LLC isnt a protected group. Gov'ts are fully allowed to discriminate outside of the relatively constrained race, religion, gender stuff. If the i
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by halJordan 4mo ago
No. What's being said is that people care more about punishing Israel than protecting human rights. Your visceral knee jerk "why are you supporting Israel" reaction really only solidifies that this is about ensuring Israel &q
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by halJordan 4mo ago
If we could have a 12 channel raid 0 of ddr5 in a cxl/pcie expansion slot, that would be amazing
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by halJordan 4mo ago
You can get ublock origin on ios Safari
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by halJordan 4mo ago
Of this comment and the its parent, this is the comment hurting America. It's unrepentantly belligerent and sarcastic without actually trying prove its contrarian view. You could have at least provided the 2025/6 statistics you cl
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by halJordan 5mo ago
This is not new knowledge at all. In fact it was discovered before, and is the direct precursor of, Chain of Thought/Thinking models which are now the norm. What's most interesting and surprising is watching all latecomers redisco
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by halJordan 5mo ago
The basis is that it's public domain data. And the public a) owns it and b) has property rights that are assertable without cause. A long time ago (before the infantilization of the American public) this was the default, majority rule
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by halJordan 5mo ago
The doj in particular has had an egregious exodus of career talent too. And the thing is, that these people aren't coming back. The private sector has always been better. They'll get jobs on the outside and won't come back. W
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by halJordan 5mo ago
I dont think its an over reaction. It's pretty common to lock in users by removing or imposing cost on exports. Having an export from today is a lot better than having nothing in 5 years when bitwarden disables exports
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by halJordan 5mo ago
Congratulations (Consolations?) deregulation is exactly what the country voted for. This is literally making the country great again according to some
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by halJordan 5mo ago
This is the same argument that has been made at every Industrial Revolution. And not even industrial revolutions, just jumps in productivity. When the jobs went offshore, all the Republicans and union democrats made this argument. And now T
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by halJordan 5mo ago
I'll disagree. As an open forum, all responses are allowed, even telling someone to sleep in the bed they made. But it does bring up a good point. That too many people are trying to have their cake and eat it too. Any reasonable person
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by halJordan 5mo ago
What's old is new again lol
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by halJordan 5mo ago
Remote access is provided through them. The content is not. The access is. We're far past the point of quibbling technicalities to defend your chosen celebrity-company
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by halJordan 5mo ago
Bad look to tell people they're not allowed to compare things just because we need to respect Google's privacy
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by halJordan 5mo ago
Woah. This is ars. The pinnacle of tech reporting. Not some washed up rag being squeezed of value by its corporate overlords at Conde Nast. How dare you bring up this stuff
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by halJordan 5mo ago
That would be cool but nvidia released blackwell and still have not released unbroken kernels for sm120. Sm120 is not the data center gpu, so it doesn't get its love. So we can't depend on nvidia to do the right thing is my point
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by halJordan 5mo ago
I'll have my ai agent get on this right away
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by halJordan 5mo ago
No, ++ isnt a thing owned by anyone and let's not let our feelings for notepad++ color our minds to try and force it into an ownership thing.
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by halJordan 5mo ago
Literally vim. I'll see myself out the door lol (but I am right).
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by halJordan 5mo ago
The crazy thing is that you can contribute literally nothing because you chose to be totally ignorant and only act on your perceived hobby horse. And you're the same person who would tell me that ai is bad because, what? It might do th

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