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by llm_nerd 1y ago
It didn't even make sense at the time. It tainted everything under a cloud that the official, accepted truth needed to suppress alternatives to win the battle of minds. It was disastrous , and it is astonishing seeing people (not yo
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
This is neat, and I click the little upvote because hyper-optimizations are a delight. But realistically, is there any real-world situation where one would use this? What niche or industry or need would benefit from this, where the dependen
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Everyone who enters almost any store is "filmed" with their implicit consent. Cameras are everywhere, and certainly are everywhere in every Australian court as well. The root comment is precisely right. Deriving data from filmed c
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Seem to be stuck on level 19 (In the Dark), so of course I went to the webdev console for hints where I saw that it was blocked loading Google Ads by my adblocker. I apologize to the author for blocking ads. It's a legitimately creativ
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> But a lot of skilled labour left anyway The UK has had a "brain drain", but it's as much UK citizens as migrants. Economic migrants migrate. > But also highly paid people have spouses, children, parents and other rela
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/us-official-clarifies-100... The specific quote can be found in a number of media sources- "Those who are visiting or leaving the country, or visiting India, they don't need
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
>There is a 0% chance even one company or person will ever pay this fee All through Trump's second term, and before, people have said things precisely like this. And here we are. At some point we realize that people just make such c
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
An H1B is a three year visa. The new proclamation itself expires after a year unless it's renewed, but it didn't actually adjust any other rules of the visa to my knowledge. So the one year seems to be the trial policy of the $100
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
What point did my comment prove? I'm super curious and hopeful for a learning experience!
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> Calm down my friend, this isn't a personal attack! How is this remotely appropriate to my reply, beyond a rather transparent attempt to taint readers? > I take it me being Indian doesn't sit right with you, considering you
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
It is very in the air on what the details are, as is often the case with this administration.
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Okay, if that's my bias -- if you think you get to casually wave off positions as emotional instead of the objective truth it is -- then what is your bias? From your minimal activity on here it seems that you're Indian. Do you t
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> These are crazy outliers They are. And in the truly talented spaces there are many at all of the ranges in between. > US tech companies still need mid-level workers making low-to-mid six figures $100k for three to six years seems en
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> This is a de facto shutdown of the program Is it? Some AI recruitments have seen 9-figure contracts. $100K is actually a surprisingly well-considered number and would still see the intake of legitimate talents, obviously contingent on
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Eh, Trump's administration is so cravenly corrupt and incompetent in every facet and manner that I think it will happen, purely because it's one of those "throw 'em a bone" tactics for the commoners. It's the s
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Yes, I also can make up imaginary math. 6 is bigger than 3. But 9 is less than 12. There are extraordinarily few roles handed out to H1Bs where there aren't enormous numbers of domestic options. Indeed, by far the biggest users of H1
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
>If a company can't find someone for a specific job or role then I don't care if they go abroad to find that person It was never, ever that they "can't find someone".
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
The next generation M5 should bring the matmul functionality seen on the A19 Pro to the desktop SoC's GPU -- "tensor" cores, in essence -- and will dramatically improve the running of most AI models on those machine. Right no
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
If you assume that the author did this to have content for his blog and his YouTube channel, it makes much more sense. Going back to the well with a "I regret" entry allows for extra exploiting of a pretty dubious venture. YouTube
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Because it fit when the classification originated and has never asked to be reclassified. South Korea was also considered a developing country and was cast as the global South back in the early days, but diplomatically and through its membe
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> The thing I resent most is the terms Global North and Global South ... because white people invaded 200 years ago ... It is completely arbitrary, political and divisive. There is nothing "arbitrary" about the classification,
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
The US will bully them on Israel's behalf. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/trump-administrat...
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> The US literally dumped their trash in China for "recycling" No one "dumped" anything. There weren't random ships sneaking onto the coast and dumping their contents. No airdrops tossing out garbage bags. This w
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> Also, both Europe and the US are happy to have China do the dirty jobs so that they stay clean in their countries Can you give examples? What "dirty jobs" is China, and now apparently other countries, being purportedly forced
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Sequoia is absolutely, undeniably better than Sonoma. Sonoma is undeniably better than Ventura. And so on. This notion that it's all downhill is just noisy nonsense as people wave their hands and have a tantrum that they don't lik
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Are the faces even of audience members? Seems...gimmicky. The faces don't seem to react at all, and all are making almost AI movements. Many look artificial. And it isn't identifying the people or anything. It's putting some
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
You'd jump ship because of the .0 release of Tahoe? Really? People get a little hysterical about things like this. You know you don't have to upgrade to it, right? They'll support Sequoia for years, and you could even be runn
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> Basically the vibe I get from it is that they think their users are dumb Your point would have been much more convincing had you refrained from this sort of pejorative assigning of motives. It wasn't necessary. I've been runn
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Yet the majority of businesses use dark patterns to avoid cancellations because it's hugely profitable to do so. Chargebacks are expensive, but the truth is that the majority of customers never leverage it, and often just endure years

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