junofan

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by junofan 4mo ago
That’s insane. I hope they fix it.
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by junofan 4mo ago
More likely whomever they’re consulting is protecting their own bags.
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by junofan 4mo ago
That’s an opinion from an economist along with prior behavior, not reality. I’ve talked to one of the guys who worked on the ACA, and his take was basically providers will do things like e.g. buy up all the cardiologists in an area, then ja
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by junofan 4mo ago
Refugees is maybe more accurate when it comes to country. We sprouted out of the social scene that was displaced by the English Civil War.
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by junofan 4mo ago
What would you say to somebody who simply feels their quality of life has been lowered (vs. somebody “spouting essentially identical arguments”)?
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by junofan 4mo ago
How is that relevant? From TFA: > By early 2026 recent grads sat at 5.6% unemployment Which seems very far from your numbers.
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by junofan 4mo ago
Why would we go halfway around the world to create conflict when we could just make money somewhere where there is already conflict? Seems like a lot of extra work, no?
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by junofan 4mo ago
Yep, the real answer’s electricity.
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by junofan 4mo ago
Haha. Honestly it’s rocks in a tube. If we need to we can figure it out.
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by junofan 5mo ago
I strongly disagree. That person retains the option of returning to their origin country and having a say there.
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by junofan 5mo ago
What are people concerned about? If I walk into your house uninvited, that’s trespassing. Is that “solved” by declaring all entry into residences legal?
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by junofan 5mo ago
> The origins of the data are not yet known > The addresses of around 2,000 Albertans > Lorne Gibson, former Election Commissioner at Elections Alberta: “The data is worth probably millions of dollars. It's probably worth at l
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by junofan 5mo ago
> funding fascism What are you talking about? The point of fascism is to circumvent the need for funding.
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by junofan 5mo ago
It’s Manichaeism. A proselytizing religion for those without religion.
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by junofan 5mo ago
He had a point of view. “I discovered Gemini could help me with xyz” is too passive.
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by junofan 5mo ago
Is there any precedent you’re referencing? Many things that are expensive, slow, scarce, or bad are going to become cheap, fast, abundant, and awesome. Historically people like that a lot. I just have trouble seeing how we get to there from
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by junofan 5mo ago
The sand melted, yielding a type of glass. Melt emphasizes a change.
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by junofan 5mo ago
The other day somebody sped through my neighborhood ignoring all red lights and lane markers. It would be cool to deter this behavior before somebody gets hurt. The police aren’t patrolling 24/7.
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by junofan 5mo ago
It’s interesting this AI-generated article references “Reddit threads” being “full of support” two or three times, yet I can’t find Reddit threads in the references. I wonder if we are seeing what may be the result of a Reddit bot campaign
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by junofan 5mo ago
Do you like abortion?
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by junofan 5mo ago
Reading more, it seems part of his point is “if you’re making these primitives, it’s up to adopters to deploy, so mean-time-to-recovery isn’t that relevant.” Which is valid I guess. But equally, like, do people need Terraform if they can ju
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by junofan 5mo ago
> the construction itself will likely hire locals but that can't go on forever Does any construction project go on forever? It’s just a building. Come on.
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by junofan 5mo ago
What immigrant workers? H-1B is a non-immigrant visa. Immigrants get screwed too.
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by junofan 5mo ago
It’s pretty common in WASP-y circles.
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by junofan 5mo ago
Search “cyber jihad” and “cyber islamic state” if you’re curious for answers.
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by junofan 5mo ago
The author suddenly began writing a post per day around November 2025. They’re all tongue-in-cheek. I believe you are wrong.
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by junofan 5mo ago
Seriously, it’s not worth reaching for less intelligence. Use Extended Pro 100% of the time for things you’d spend the amount of time GP spent writing their post.
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by junofan 5mo ago
I make codex do everything through a giant `justfile`. Simple, greppable, self-documenting, works great, and I don’t even need to read it.
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by junofan 5mo ago
Definitely would select the frowny face if that happened.
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by junofan 5mo ago
I’m not happy with their privacy policy [1]. I’m unfamiliar with the phrase “Parties with Other Legal Rights”. Given the well-documented struggles of Anthropic and others to provide enough compute, I wonder if “Parties with Other Legal Righ

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