leptons

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by leptons 5d ago
I should have included voters in all the communities in coal mining areas, not just the miners - all the families and everyone of voting age in coal mining areas who now might think that coal mining is coming back (and it just might under t
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by leptons 5d ago
I have to wonder if this is a play towards coal miners, who are part of the conservative base - and they need every vote they can get. Coal is an awful source of power, and a really big source of pollution.
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by leptons 6d ago
When have trump voters ever been wise?
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by leptons 7d ago
The 80's were even better than the 90's for Warez, the real golden age. Modems were slow, and you had to really want to transfer the warez, overnight, for as long as it took. I quickly racked up a $300 phone bill one month (early
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by leptons 7d ago
I remember going from modem to internet and feeling like it was a "multitasking communication line" compared to the single-point connection the modem was capable of. With the internet I could contact many different servers at the
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by leptons 7d ago
Under exactly what cooling conditions? And for how long did it sustain this speed?
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by leptons 7d ago
They are an in-law of mine, yes I've spoken to them. They want to bring their loaded gun on a plane with no restrictions - that is literally why they refuse to fly on an plane. Good for the rest of us, I guess.
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by leptons 7d ago
That isn't their deal. They want to bring their loaded gun on the plane with no restrictions, or they simply will not fly. Reason does not work with a person like this.
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by leptons 8d ago
>It's tragic that half of the Trump voters proclaim to be "small government" and "Don't tread on me" but then tolerate things like this. Let's be real. Those people don't travel. They've never
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by leptons 8d ago
> (things like booking+youremail@...) This is so trivially easy to bypass. If you're a service selling email addresses, just strip off the booking+ part and you have the "real" email address. All my sign-up email addresses
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by leptons 8d ago
The AI can't make a reliable judgement, so now you have to hire 3x to 5x more to make those judgements if you have the documents coming in at 3x to 5x faster. Or you'll have one severely overworked lawyer. It's the same probl
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by leptons 9d ago
This pointless internet interaction is over.
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by leptons 9d ago
The wealthy have been taxed appropriately in the past, we just need to do it again. There is precedent. The Peak Year (1944): The 94% rate applied to taxable income over $200,000 (which included a 3% regular tax and a 91% surtax). That $200
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by leptons 10d ago
This comment isn't helpful. Please explain for those of us without a degree in economics.
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by leptons 10d ago
While not a home-run server, the NTP system is a distributed service that receives 100 billion to trillions of requests per day, and it's running pretty smoothly - it's never gone down completely since it started in 1985. It&#x27
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by leptons 10d ago
That's nonsense. "Companies" are not something non-human, they are run by humans , who do feel, empathize, and are living beings. Without these living-being humans, there would simply be no "company". Now how those
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by leptons 14d ago
Guess what... another trump will run for president after donald is gone, and they will also be just as greedy, but not "a boomer" or anywhere near that age. It has nothing to do with age , so the sooner you get that out of your h
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by leptons 14d ago
Take "boomer" out of it and I would agree with you. Greed and power are not and never have been an age-related thing past early childhood. It's the human condition, not strictly a "boomer" thing.
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by leptons 14d ago
Winner take all is a farce. It didn't work for Uber when they tried to out-spend the competition, Lyft is still very much a thing, and so are taxis (the non-robo kind). There will always be many, many AI companies and trying to execute
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by leptons 14d ago
Everything this administration does only makes sense if you live in bizzaro-world and want this world to burn.
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by leptons 15d ago
>So suffice to say, I'm familiar with the code. You are familiar with the React Native code, you are not familiar with the Swift or Kotlin code, and likely nobody on your team is, since the AI wrote all of it for you.
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by leptons 15d ago
Your comment isn't as beautiful as you thought it was.
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by leptons 16d ago
Yeah, the ones that know obvious slop and won't ship it are the ones who will win. Unfortunately it seems like I'm stuck with the other half at my current job.
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by leptons 17d ago
Do you think this is the first folding phone that ever existed? There are plenty of cases for folding phones, they've been around for many years already. Cases for this phone will likely work exactly the same.
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by leptons 17d ago
Beauty is subjective. That's not snark, that's reality. Nothing is "genuinely beautiful". You can't just call something beautiful and have everyone agree that it is in fact "beautiful". It's the most
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by leptons 18d ago
You underestimate the public's hatred of AI-in-everything. HN is a bubble of AI.
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by leptons 19d ago
It's also a foolish thing to do. Any time anyone types anything into anywhere on any webpage, that data is as good as gone, it's out there. Back in the 90's I experimented with per-character logging on all form input boxes, j
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by leptons 19d ago
>C is going the way of classic WoW What does this mean?
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by leptons 19d ago
If "competitive capitalism" is how you want to frame it, then Zuckerberg should have been thrown out for essentially burning $83 billion dollars on a VR world that is never, ever going to pan out. That's going into a hole at
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by leptons 21d ago
>But now that LLMs are writing the code, there's really no argument for developer ergonomics, and suddenly, things like "rewriting URL handling in JS" are pure liabilities. The popular coding AIs go down all the time. Last

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