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ignoramceisblis
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ignoramceisblis
1y ago
You are a liar.
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
Okay, Nvidia. You're right: nobody's doing ML these days. /s Look at the value of a single website with well over a million users where they publish and run open-weights models on the regular: back in August of 2023, Huggingf
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
Ridiculous partisan allegation. You do know that they want to drastically simplify the tax code, correct? From @DOGE itself: In 1955, there were less than 1.5 million words in the U.S. Tax Code. Today, there are more than 16 million
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
A 3D interactive interface, which has been around for several years now: https://flycircuit.neuronlp.fruitflybrain.org/
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
--per day. Fined a year's salary per day of use of X/Twitter.
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
If the organization is so corrupt and guilty that the mere filing of a lawsuit sends them running, then it's probably a good thing that the lawsuit was filed.
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
It's not new (as 2 other commenters posted). See for example (DDR4 on X470): https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X470%20Master%20SLI/index.asp#... and also (DDR4 on X570): https://www.asrock.com
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
They may never know they're a victim of it. And if they do know, they may just say "Well, there was nothing I could have done."
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ignoramceisblis
2y ago
"strange psychological haze" and "strange collective brain fog" are "nice"--and wrong--ways of describing what was (and is) largely extreme hostility engaged systematically against groups of fellow US citizens,
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
It was probably the wrong time.
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
Then you haven't been paying attention for years.
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
I did this for a while, but there are some features of things like Jellyfin that attracted me and I've gotten value out of. A major one is maintaining a record of your progress. Depending on your viewing habits, including how many devi
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
You were right to point out the poster's falsehood.
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
The HN title is missing the word "huge", which appears in the article title: "Why OLED monitor burn-in isn’t a huge problem anymore". The article admits "Yes, burn-in still happens".
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
[2016]
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
Because many are unable to detect sarcasm (which is actually it's own serious problem), I'll add this to your comment: </s>
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
Spot on.
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
> exactly that type of society Every day, I'm impressed with how detached from reality people like you are. A society where public capital punishment is a weekly family event? I guess I missed that policy bullet point under "se
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
They're unhappy whenever their political opponents make small, sensible steps towards treating people not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. In such cases, they will declare the system is unjust and must
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
Hold those who support destructive policies accountable.
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmO-ziHU_D8
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
You're allowed to post this now because the Big Bad Republicans™ are largely out of power. Now, sensibility and performance and strong work ethics (for the right masters) can return--as long as the Right People™ are in power. Wait unti
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
You seem to mistakenly believe I'm someone who cares about the person's identity. I don't. The only object of consideration is the project, and only its recent "success" is in question: there are many other projects
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
"Insinuate" what? "Dogwhistle"? Maybe I was being too equivocal. The parent commenters /do/ believe the developer is receiving preferential treatment based on one aspect of their declared identity. And it'
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
I think it's pretty clear from the parent commenters that they believe the developer /is/ being treated differently--with a bias/preference given that the developer is supposedly trans.
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
When decisions are made specifically based on superficial characteristics like skin color and sex, you shouldn't be surprised when people wonder if decisions are/were made specifically based on superficial characteristics like ski
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ignoramceisblis
3y ago
Already posted yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35423122
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ignoramceisblis
4y ago
The parent comment which I replied to said, verbatim: >> Last week Twitter was supposed to break in a couple of days > I did not see anyone make any such statements. Who are you referring to? So I answered that poster. I provided t
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ignoramceisblis
4y ago
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-19/twitter-latest-potent... https://twitter.com/alexeheath/status/1593378041882820608 https://twitter.com/cwarzel/status/159
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ignoramceisblis
4y ago
That's a nice lie you have there. The problem is that crime is not being prosecuted as it should. The fault lies with the DA's office. Any other "solution" you offer will not actually resolve the effects of the problem u
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