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by jimbob45 4mo ago
Anthropic is liberal-leaning? Certainly right of OpenAI. Or did OpenAI really do that well at scrubbing their actions from 2020-2024?
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
You’re not the only one who noticed. I think the unspoken idea is that Carmack thinks he’s better without ever having met him or seen his code at all. That deserves a few qualifiers.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
I can't think of what I'd want a native UI solution for. A proper first-party LLM app for ChatGPT/Claude that doesn’t buckle under the weight of large threads.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
Rural Washington, Oregon, and California actually are what these leftists think Texas is. Let’s not forget which state Cliven and Ammon Bundy staged their standoff in.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
YouTube has never seriously had competition and AliBaba has been around almost as long as Amazon.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
Haha have you never watched COPS? I’ve seen tamer UFC fights than some COPS episodes.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
They already have though, no? If we lost access to every model permanently besides Qwen tomorrow, would we really be limited by AI in what we could achieve in the future? Sure, it might be slower and take a little more work but it seems lik
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
That was a good watch. From your comment, it seemed like this was a low-medium level issue with low-medium venues doing exclusive deals with LN/TM but Madison Square Garden is arguably the most prestigious venue in the world.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
Can’t recommend the book Airframe by Michael Crichton to help contextualize the typical kneejerk reactions to these kinds of things versus the usual culprits enough. Edit: thanks for pointing out the typo. Good book still.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
The regret is what infuriates me. If I knew in high school what I know now about how to take care of this specific body, I’d have been unstoppable.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
After all has been said about the ages of Biden and Trump, it’s ironic that having presidents with experience living through Vietnam and the Soviet-Afghan war has been so useful for their two terms.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
Are there plans to bring in compile-time attributes like C#? I really like what I’m seeing here apart from the lack of that. Edit: also the name is ungoogleable.
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
Is the problem participation? Or is it that entire years are devoted to reading ancient books with bad English and unrelatable themes simply because of tradition? Shakespeare wrote some neat plays but they’re not helping the reading epidemi
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
I find the opposite to be true. It’s easier to curate YouTube than it is to vet Prime or Netflix because YouTube’s algorithm keeps recommendations pretty tight to what is currently being watched. If you seed it with benign enough content, i
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
They’ve done this to my workplace too. We have several domains for employee-concerning content and they’ve mirrored them and placed them at the top of Google’s search results. If you’ve forgotten the URL and go to Google it, you can get phi
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by jimbob45 4mo ago
What is pitch in regard to a rectangle in question two?
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Have you not seen Stand and Deliver? We’ve seen incredible teachers prove over and over again that no student is truly unreachable given enough time and attention.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Yeah I hear you but I want to incentivize dense housing like that. If you live in Texas or Florida, it’s easy to see how second homes can entirely overtake acres and acres of land.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
I agree and I’d prefer to see apartments excluded from this. Apartments are what I want second-homeowners to own rather than hoarding valuable land.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Lost in the commotion is the chaos that NIL is wreaking on universities and their donation funnels. The donations side of things seems to be rapidly drying up as a revenue source.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Came to ask this myself. Oddly enough, I think they’ve kind of slipped under everyone’s radar.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
As far as I know, Racket docs are entirely human-generated. The functions aren’t tied concretely together to types by anything. In C#, types and their member functions are automatically tied and inspectable in code. That’s what I feel is mi
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
I went back and forth with ChatGPT on this a while ago. I concluded that my main problem with Lisps (and C) is that types don’t have their core functions associated with them concretely. The only way to know strcat, puts, and strlen exist i
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Is anyone really upset by billionaires having their money tied up in assets? It goes against the public good to force someone to break up a public company just so that the owner has less assets on their balance sheet. Aren’t you really just
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Nah, Free Fillable Forms paired with ChatGPT (free, not even plus) is adequate for the vast majority of the tax population now and none of it is hard. I expect that 2027 is the last year for the tax preparation software companies to still e
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/HawFh7RvDM4RyoJ2d/three-worl... Same energy as this short story.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
538 had a really accessible portal that evaluated the quality of pollsters. It made it very easy to know which polls were low-quality and therefore ignorable. It being an election year, it’s possible someone didn’t like their pollster ratin
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
Downvoted even with a reputable link lol. It’s obviously true though. If soybeans could even semi-reliably affect hormone levels in either direction, trannies would be all over them.
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I’d prefer a forced resignation of the CEO and board with no severance.
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by jimbob45 5mo ago
and why Apple has nearly wiped it off their site all together, seriously go check out apple.com, not a single mention of Apple Intelligence. Which is weird because Apple Intelligence + Shortcuts is the most underhyped corporate use case f

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