hereme888

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by hereme888 6mo ago
Sure, let's do it: "Sitting in front of a computer geeking out about code, engineering, and electrical signals, caters much more to men than women." And that's a fact. Women prefer relational jobs.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
I see the real argument is against poorly-designed MCP servers and where a skill/script would be a better fit. If all you need is "teach the model how to use an existing tool", then use a skill, or even scripts, which are gre
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by hereme888 6mo ago
The job itself caters to the natural disposition of women much more than men. That said, having a some male nurses in every hospital to me is mandatory. You need men in those teams for various reasons. But overall the job caters to women. I
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Hopefully the rest of the world can benefit from their efforts. I hope the whole EU starts moving to Linux.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
lol, creative. bad performance though.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
I pay for Fastmail.com precisely for their unlimited aliases and masked addresses. Since virtually everything now requires creating an account (thanks marketers, bots, AI agents), I always use throwaway emails + privacy tools.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Besides Veracrypt, are there any real alternatives to Bitlocker for total drive encryption in Windows?
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by hereme888 6mo ago
It kinda makes sense AI music is becoming so popular. We (I'm a suno guy too) are literally providing constant feedback to the models over what they like and don't like.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Which capabilities are those? I haven't seen them yet.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Ok, the Shah didn’t just randomly happen. The U.S. and U.K. helped put him back in power, so American interference is part of the chain that led to 1979... apparently largely due to geopolitical and crude oil reasons.... huh. Enlightened.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
It contributed, but downright accusing the US for 1979 ignores Iranian agency, the Shah's own policy failures, economic/social pressures, and the ideological revolutionaries.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
The 1953 coup was ugly realpolitik, but the Islamic Republic's hostility began in 1979 (hostage crisis, embassy takeover, fatwas against the West). Iran has been the initiator of most modern conflict.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Clueless? Iran has been attacking many countries, including US and Israel, for 47 years. It's not a secret.
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by hereme888 6mo ago
Iran, who armed itself to the teeth, shoots down a 30-yr-old fighter jet. Crew expected to have survived. Acceptable win ratio for the U.S. (whom many of you despise).
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Microsoft strikes again, as expected. Now users will need additional scripts to clean up more MS junk.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
A balanced statement. But unwelcome in these unreasonable times where you're supposed to pick one crowd or be treated like an enemy.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Which specific incident are you referring to? Not the one where the American citizen tried to run over the ICE agent with her car, right?
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by hereme888 7mo ago
so... just sell a phone with a script prompts the user to install the OS, and it auto-verifies hashes, can't be bypassed, etc. Is that too simplistic a solution?
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Yup. And right now I'm straight-up breaking Claude's TOS by modifying OpenCode to still accept tokens. But I only have a few days left and don't care if they ban me. I'm using what I paid for.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
That a gross exaggeration. But to your point, I could say the same for almost any product I use from Big Tech, every laptop company I buy my hardware from, etc. I'm sure the same applies to you. I can't fight every vendor all the
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by hereme888 7mo ago
The reason I'm switching again next month, from Claude back to OpenAI.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Subscription = token that requires refreshing 1-2x/day, and you get the freedom to use your subscription-level usage amount any way you want. API = way more expensive, allowed to use on your terms without anthropic hindering you.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Was it not obvious what the OP meant by blacklisted?
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by hereme888 7mo ago
interesting insight
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Having a net worth of ~$474 million just isn't enough for some people, I guess.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
From my limited experience, arXiv appears to include many low-quality, unreproducible papers, and some are straight-up self-marketing rather than serious scientific work.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
Oh wait what's that? It's "Da Nukes ThEy AbOut To GeT"! Iran now admitted it had 60% enriched uranium, which is weeks from 90% for nukes. For energy, only 3-5% enrichment is needed. Anything >20% is weapons-usable. h
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by hereme888 7mo ago
It really is that simple. Straight up CCP propaganda translated from a Chinese journal, written by Chinese professors worried about Chinese national security.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
I understand you clearly hate Trump, but I'll take his statements over yours any day.
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by hereme888 7mo ago
The US will make a LOT of money from selling their oil at premium. https://x.com/sentdefender/status/2032091651422720197 *Edit: Now I understand that some companies may make more money, but the economy overall may

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