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by hypeatei 2y ago
This comment resonates a lot with me, so thanks for writing it. In order for me to lose weight, I had to completely upend my view of food instilled during childhood which meant no longer eating three meals a day "because that's ho
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> What is going on here and what's with this crazy ass logic? Nothing is crazy about it. Many people in this thread (like you) are in a tizzy over a concrete wall for a plane landing with no gear at high speeds. Your argument is bas
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> in desperation when their insurance tells them to take a hike. Socialized healthcare is good because it doesn't mean you're tied to a job or worried about in/out network hospitals. But, care would still be rationed as it
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> necessarily a better choice than modern C++ for someone starting a new project. Almost certainly but it depends on what you're making. If it's something that requires huge object graphs and GC then you'll probably have a
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Publicly funded elections are good solution to this and get dark money out of politics. Bernie Sanders, for example, has talked about this before and has a page dedicated to how we can have more free and fair elections[0], notably: > Abo
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Using C++ after Rust made me appreciate the latter a lot more. You quickly learn all the footguns that the compiler stops you from doing and is generally a good learning experience.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Why would they use an arcade like War Thunder when DCS exists?
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by hypeatei 2y ago
My experience with code completion tools (i.e. single line/method snippets) has been positive. But, anything more complicated seems to fall apart rather quickly.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Have you examples of where it lies? No specific prompts, but most were related to the XHR/Fetch specs and behaviors within. It would say "X.Y.Z sections defines this" but that section didn't exist at all and the ans
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I agree about an abundance of apps, but what type of value are LLMs adding? It can sometimes be useful to input a more "human" search and have something get spit out but 60% of the time it completely lies to you. I'm talking
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Recall was the catalyst for me switching to Linux. I do not wish to tinker with Windows so that it doesn't feed my credit card information into an AI black box. Telemetry by default is unacceptable as well, but not to that degree.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Sinch Yep, I get spam from "Onvoy, LLC" which is a Sinch company. I don't see either on this list and I've filed FCC complaints.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Telcos already keep this information and Google having it as well doesn't really change much. Both are going to sell it plus give it up to law enforcement when asked.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> Instead we have people crying that free speech is the actual evil crime here. Is this a satire comment? I hope so or else you need to do some reading on what "free speech" actually means. It doesn't let you defame someon
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by hypeatei 2y ago
It's great and even more reason to get rid of these useless corporations. The conservative thing to me was the basic take "ummm actually it's not free" which lacks any actual thought. It doesn't further the discussi
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> There's no such thing as a free lunch This is a take that lacks any nuance and it doesn't even pertain to what anyone said. Typical for conservatives. No one is saying we need to provide healthcare for literally $0 and preten
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I agree about data backups but replicating your setup in another cloud provider is: 1) Expensive 2) Not straightforward, e.g. is there a 1:1 setup in another cloud for your system? 3) Likely to go untested and be useless when you need it mo
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by hypeatei 2y ago
> you need to speak to a professional I love this dismissive attitude that anyone who fails to empathize with someone who makes tens of millions a year AND denies health insurance claims is somehow mentally ill. Get real.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
I guess we're both grasping then. Either way, these cases are not equivalent and there is no point in wasting time over something so miniscule. And, for people who aren't even running for office at that.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
What are people legitimately worried about LLMs doing by themselves? I hate to reduce them to "just putting words together" but that's all they're doing. We should be more worried about humans treating LLM output as trut
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by hypeatei 2y ago
There was a special counsel dedicated to Biden's document investigation and the person leading it was a Trump-appointed lawyer who said there was a clear difference between the two cases[0]. You should note that Biden was not charged
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Most Republican voters in a blind poll supported more of Kamala's policies than Trump's. It's pure "vibes" when it comes to voting. No research on policy platforms. We need to acknowledge that half of the voter base
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Biden did not intentionally mishandle classified data. The government understands that as part of your job description at that level of government, you take documents with you. It only becomes a problem when you don't work with them to
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by hypeatei 2y ago
No, she lost because it was clear people were voting based on perception and not facts or stats. Inflation has gone down and the economy is relatively good. Yes, the cumulative effect of inflation won't go away but the rate has slowed
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by hypeatei 2y ago
You lost me at "he speaks clearly and specifically on most issues", but I can agree at him being in the spotlight more. Any interview I watch on a podcast or a speech of his is hard to watch. Tons of rambling and vague answers or
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by hypeatei 2y ago
You're misinformed on everything you mentioned. Trump was convicted in the "hush money" case. His classified documents case was thrown out by a federal judge who has questionable ethics and she was also appointed by Trump him
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by hypeatei 2y ago
That waters down the felony convictions and what they were related to. Trump paid off a pornstar and tried to hide it in his financials so his election chances weren't affected. One is related to running for President of the United St
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by hypeatei 2y ago
100% of people who fly on airplanes die.
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by hypeatei 2y ago
Sure, he lied. We're splitting hairs over something that was, in all reality, a targeted political attack on someone because their dad got elected. I would encourage you to read the press release. Hunter Biden got charged for something
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by hypeatei 2y ago
You're living in a different reality if you think taking the high ground is a winning strategy after watching the lies and insane conspiracies spread by MAGA for the past four years. Trump won the election. It's clear that campaig

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