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by lenkite 8mo ago
Out of curiosity, what is the reason given to not color plain bold text ?
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by lenkite 8mo ago
"If the diplomats' job is to stall and never make any actual concessions, that's germane." As we have now learnt, this statement is utterly invalid. Oman's top diplomat reported that negotiations were progressing qu
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by lenkite 8mo ago
What happens when more and more people cannot explain their PRs ? I mean they already use AI to create the "explanation" as well and ping you. Ask them questions and they will delegate again to AI and copy-paste what the AI answer
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by lenkite 8mo ago
My bad - I didn't know Iran was starving Jews to death in concentration camps. Can you point me to a source ?
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> "safety" for whom? Definitely not the people. They starve. Better to have privation than to get bombed and massacred in large numbers.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Then the US can formally state that it is ceasing all negotiations. But it will never do that - it always wants to retain the ability to execute a surprise backstab. Done so several times now.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Postgres needs to figure how to solve write-amplification caused by MVCC. Any use-case with write load runs into this and then needs to spend significant time managing and working around the problem. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Its AI and not humans that make up that trillion dollars and its AI enshloppification that created the new calculator. You are not AI - no fat stack for you.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
It is certainly perceptibly slow. Carried out a test on my 12 year old PC running Win-10 vs a new HP Win11 laptop of my friend which he bought in a hurry before price increases. Opened a directory of several thousand files with nested folde
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by lenkite 8mo ago
I see this as the same argument as saying GMO label not needed, no need to mention artificial flavours in food, etc. I mean this in the nicest way possible: the world is just going to insist that AI generated output is marked clearly as AI
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by lenkite 8mo ago
I really hope the EU is serious about this and doesn't change its mind with the next American administration who offers hugs and kisses.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Even Masochists have a limit to Pain Tolerance. Unless you are talking about 1-in-a-billion "Ironman" guy with dead nerves or someone totally drugged, the overwhelming majority of human beings cannot last beyond the 10th stroke at
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> People who commit crimes generally do not think they will be caught and therefore the punishment is of no concern to them. The mere possibility of severe butt- pain keeps all the would-be criminals in line. I can definitely get awa
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> It's not actually the extreme punishments, it's the consistent small punishments. Not just the consistent small punishments, but the painful punishments. Pain is an extremely good, human motivator. Why destroy someones li
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by lenkite 8mo ago
That is a mere short-term growth plateau as buyers curtail back spending - which has already happened twice - not true stabilization. Analyst firms like Trendforce expect 15-20% more increase well into end of Q2/Q3. https://
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by lenkite 8mo ago
I have found stair walking a good, zero-cost, easily accessible and fast-to-execute means of exercise in urban areas. You can also scale-up/scale-down intensity and duration to your heart's content.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Please note that OpenAI Partners and suppliers (Oracle, CoreWeave, SoftBank-linked entities) have taken on significant debt to fund infrastructure for OpenAI - around ~$100 billion reported in late 2025 alone. Projections show $14-20 billio
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Inline SVG is stylable with CSS styles in the same HTML page.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> It’s not a “tax” on the rest of us in any sense. There’s just a lot of demand everywhere. Curious on whether you will still hold your stance if OpenAI gets a taxpayer bailout. Even disregarding a bailout, they are already lobbying hard
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Govt is far worse since Corporates can't throw you in jail for social media posts - which is what is happening.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Why are people even debating this ? Mossad themselves admitted to supporting protests on the ground. Pompeo even boasted about Mossad agents "walking beside" protesters - they were fully confident that they would successfully en
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by lenkite 8mo ago
If Go supported Optional's, this bug would not have surfaced.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Why else do you think I mentioned that the EU is on a dangerous path ? I utterly stand against govt censorship.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Good lord. Your response only proved his statement. Blocking rt.com glaringly showcases the eye-rolling, ridiculous and "moving to dangerous-territory" censorship that the EU is performing - my opinion as a citizen of an Asian nat
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Hard disagree. It is not an improvement - it is a deterioration. Repeat (dot command .) is far more powerful and general thanks to operator->action. Much better composability with counts, registers, marks and operators with operator-&g
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by lenkite 8mo ago
I am guessing this is the real reason they are pretending to be "real" artists - so they can claim ownership of it.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
If food can mention artificial ingredients, I see this as effectively the same regulation.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Not to mention, your electricity bill increases. It is just your money transferred indirectly to billionaire pockets even if you don't consume their product.
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by lenkite 8mo ago
Chris Lattner is definitely a genius engineer at innovation, implementation and delivery but long-term, robust, maintenable software-design doesn't appear to be in his capability set. The latter is definitely a defining capability of A
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by lenkite 8mo ago
> The boat attacks are small actions, unlikely to result in any consequences. Also I haven't followed it super-closely, but I believe the claim is those are cartel drug-smuggling boats Lol, no. Oil tankers are not "cartel drug-

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