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kelipso
7mo ago
These are just propaganda words. Could say the same thing about Israel, US, many countries.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Even then, you still need to read that code and Rust is way less read friendly than Go.
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kelipso
7mo ago
> The python 2 to 3 situation was a similar colossal mistake of honestly incompetent developers who really enjoy programming in their free time who don't understand that time is money for most people. It’s been years but even then,
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kelipso
7mo ago
X11 worked fine. Then Wayland came from somebody’s fever dream and forced everyone to use it, just for everyone to encounter some kind of bug every time they do anything slightly off the beaten path. For me literally every new install is so
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kelipso
7mo ago
Lol. They knew it was lies and they went along with it anyway.
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kelipso
7mo ago
You say NATO defends etc but NATO is fully lead and controlled by the US. Without US permission NATO does not act. And in all likelihood, NATO cannot act without US approval since the US very likely has remote shutdown capabilities for almo
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kelipso
7mo ago
Wow, seeing tech manager talk in war context is really something. Finding new and innovative way to kill millions of civilians everyday. I suppose there are real people who do actually do this.
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kelipso
7mo ago
I think this is the main reason. Dedicated group acting in coordination to comment, post, upvote, downvote is enough to build influence and some type of seeming consensus in a voting based forum like this.
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7mo ago
The US is very good at turning a functional state into anarchy, razed buildings and infrastructure, and lots of death. It doesn’t really matter if the US can pacify Denmark after its population gets decimated. It’s pure posturing to pretend
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kelipso
7mo ago
Lol there is posturing and there is whatever this is.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Not sure if Cursor is worth it after this.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Not really. He is just one of many imperial managers.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Risk my money based on a bunch of wallstreetbets idiots yoloing their money using a random number generator and seeing the word AI on twitter posts, sure lol. I’ll let you play in that cesspool.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Yeah. I see a phrase like “hirable skills” and… it feels like “skills” that are probably going to be outdated every couple of months.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Lightning can mess you up in every country lol. Had to replace a PSU because of that, thankfully it was just that and minor damage to GPU.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Yes, who would say structured programming is bad these days, though maybe it wasn’t a popular sentiment at the time. Though I find this thread funny, “Dijktra was elitist, oh no, he did the gatekeeping, what horror, let’s abandon structured
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kelipso
7mo ago
This was the first thing I googled when I started using Claude lol.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Because they have nukes unlike Iran.
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kelipso
7mo ago
We can liberate them by sending them to heaven.
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7mo ago
I think a lot of people will be suspicious of lab grown meat after years of fake meats marketing of substances filled with some unholy combination of seed oils and chemicals (in before some nerd pipes up with a comment about how water is a
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kelipso
7mo ago
Pretty sure US military fighter jet pilots are mostly just working class or lower middle class people. I know two who did that are they’re nowhere near rich.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Unipolar being the key here. The world will get more dangerous with a stronger US in the current multipolar world.
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kelipso
7mo ago
It’s just an NPC accusation thrown at Iran to justify killing millions of civilians. Why even entertain this shit from people who are just pretending to care about it. Everyone knows what they want to do is raze Iran.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Yeah, (non sarcastically) give those things dumb names like borrow checker and you'll get people swooning over it.
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kelipso
7mo ago
It’s going to end up like the flag button. Disagree with opinion in the post -> tag as AI-generated spam. Not that I disagree with the idea necessarily, probably a few safeguards around it like only certain users can tag and pattern over
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7mo ago
With the ASICs being so efficient at inference, I’m getting the feeling even the infrastructure investments are going to be severely outdated in a couple of years..
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kelipso
7mo ago
This is the kind of detached from humanity viewpoint that I come to hacker news for. Keep it up.
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kelipso
7mo ago
Doubt it”s sustainable. These big models keep improving at a fast pace and any progress like this made in a niche would likely get caught up to very quickly.
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7mo ago
I sure hope we have the freedom to criticize a country conducting genocide and inciting WWIII, in an internet forum in the US of A. Seems like it’s banned in most other places in the US.
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7mo ago
A key phrase that can be used to speculate about whatever bs one can think of.
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