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limpbizkitfan
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
Perhaps most of the impact could be burdened on NVIDIA investors, employees, leadership, or OpenAI investors, employees, leadership, etc., etc.
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
its Vitalik what do you expect? Do you think Bernie Madoff was speaking objectively when talking to his potential clients?
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
Escape to safety? Do you mean, have their land stolen?
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
Yeah this is reasonable, they really shouldn’t sort kids for opportunities in early grades. Instructors shouldn’t have to focus on whether or not a kid needs more opportunity but on the kids who are falling behind; kids who are falling behi
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
I am dealing with family members who seriously believe this is religiously justified. And yet they’re secular Jews…
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limpbizkitfan
1y ago
Profoundly stupid article. If affirmative action "forces firms to hire less competent workers", how could one Cambodian guy who benefited from an affirmative action policy also be partially responsible for the "dominance"
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
Sorry but rifling through your weblog there is a ton of freak shit posted dog
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
This article seems openly misogynistic. There's nothing inherently "effeminate" about refusal to work, brooding over obstacles, perhaps having principles or ethics falling in the way of becoming a quant at an HFT firm. I also
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
I'm sure the AR will do something extremely useful - perhaps draw firearms on the civilians in view.
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2y ago
I wish there was a better solution to this crisis. There should be a corporate tax on software companies solely to fund open source efforts or something of the like. Some open source projects have merged into one umbrella organization to be
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
Refocus on x86? Why would they double down on the archaic stuff? Intel has all the opportunity to innovate and they choose not to.
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
Someone Ph.D track in my research group was paying tutors and having homework performed for them. While it is certainly possible that the role falls on people who want it enough, there simply aren't a lot of people financially able to
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
Because Israel already inflicts the same exact type of violence onto them. Why do people magically forget 2018? 2014? Palestinians have the right to defend themselves, and especially the right to return to the land and property they were d
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2y ago
Israel doesn't want to live peaceably with its neighbors. It only exists to kill for sport. Really betrays the whole "never again" message I grew up with.
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2y ago
IDF gunships killed 1000 of those people. Notwithstanding the previous 15 years' worth of provocation since the disengagement and withdrawal from Gaza. But my apologies, I have to consider your feelings when I think there are better al
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2y ago
You guys and your birthrate anxiety. How about not having kids at 40 lmao
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2y ago
Irgun/Herut/Likud is just as guilty of all of these “charges”… I think you just lack the ability to rest the blame on Israel. They could have dropped cash over Gaza as reparations for the prior 75 years of genocide.
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2y ago
To stupid people, a border is some sacred impenetrable wall. To most of us, it’s just another line.
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2y ago
I don’t think the issue is QA related, ST released a chip that says it can perform X when the reality is it can not perform X.
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2y ago
ST is a zillion dollar company that should be hiring the talent capable of delivering product that match the features in their sales pamphlets. Integration is tricky but a company with STs deep pockets should be able to root cause or at lea
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
>:( hoping to play with a pico 2 soon so I can convince my team to move off stm32h7
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2y ago
Is there an exhaustive list of stm32h7 errata? Has anyone compiled a defect list?
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limpbizkitfan
2y ago
ShotSpotter seemed (in Chicago, at least) to be a huge source of graft. Before word got out of the cancellation there were some nodes installed in the more right wing or blighted wards last minute. Scope is really important when people sig
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2y ago
Reporting differences don’t fix the fact that they also claim that 80% of these deaths are preventable. The US healthcare system is always being designed around profit requirements and care constraints, and not vice versa. Nobody here (save
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The initial batches of F-35 rusted to pieces in 3 months of service. The Sikorsky MH-53E has a kapton defect and has been dropping out of the sky for decades. Commercial aircraft aren’t filled with well paid people who signed a waiver sayin
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2y ago
Whatever
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Chicago has always been fought over between speculative interests who want parts of the city to remain poor for cheap development, and more “citizen focused” groups that want the resource to be taxed for the betterment of all. Most of Ken G
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People can use their successes for common good. I don’t see Elon Musk or Liza Powell-Jobs or Miriam Adelson doing that.
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2y ago
If Boeing’s product was something less necessary, and held in lower esteem, like military aircraft, a lot of these QA issues (and clear lack of ethics) would fall by the wayside in terms of press coverage. Boeing is not the only company tha
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