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by lovich 9mo ago
Would you tell that to Rittenhouse? Don't bother replying, youre going to make some argument about how that was a non peaceful protest because of the politics, but this was a peaceful protest despite the government violence.
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by lovich 9mo ago
> All of the big social platforms have experimented to find what kind of experience the average user actually prefers and has used that to improve their platform and continue growing. The Facebook of today is a much better platform to th
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by lovich 9mo ago
My favorite part about that is gas town is supposedly so productive that this guys sleep patterns are affected by how much work he’s doing, but he took the time to physically go to a bank to get a 5 figure payout. It makes it difficult to b
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by lovich 9mo ago
Overturning multiple precedents coming from decades ago, citing legal theorists from before the creation of our country to do so, and the increasing use of the shadow docket to geld the lower courts seems pretty illegitimate to me. Also lol
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by lovich 9mo ago
> It's just a giant experiment and the author explicitly tells you not to use it. No, he threw up a hyperbolic warning and then dove deep into how this is the future of all coding in the rest of his talks/writing. It’s as good
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by lovich 9mo ago
No it’s hearsay when it’s this > …according to two U.S. officials briefed on his medical condition. They are reporting what someone heard and then said, it is not a primary source. Kinda sounds like you disagree with media when you don’t
727.
by lovich 9mo ago
There is no world outside of a cult or hype bubble where a 6 day turnaround time from announcement to deprecation is acceptable for a standard. Standards are something that multiple independent groups can build on and should be somewhat sta
728.
by lovich 9mo ago
Again this is misunderstanding how this admin thinks. They believe in only might make right and their ability to do those murders means it’s theirs in their mind. Look at a bunch of their commentary about Greenland talking about how can it
729.
by lovich 9mo ago
I wonder how many of the people in this thread complaining about foreign children also scream about how we need more kids ala Musk
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by lovich 9mo ago
To connect with another comment under this post, it even captures woman’s work of the era, with homes having small gardens or producing clothing that ends up being a significant portion of your economy, at least when I last played it.
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by lovich 9mo ago
After getting beaten for telling the truth so frequently, who wouldn’t start lying?
732.
by lovich 9mo ago
If you are quoting Moore's Law in 2026 as the reason LLMs will be profitable, I don’t know how to interact with you. I guess we’ll make up the losses per unit at scale, and grow to infinity.
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by lovich 9mo ago
… but why, economically, does subsidizing farms result in a more efficient allocation of resources? It’s doesn’t. Agricultural subsidies in the US, and I presume most states but I’m not as well read on their policies, are a mixture of realp
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by lovich 9mo ago
Nothing I have read about LLMs and related makes it seem like they will be affordable in the future when it comes to software specifically. I will preface this that I think AI agents can accomplish impressive things, but in the same way tha
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by lovich 9mo ago
I don’t expect moral absolutes from a population of thinking beings in aggregate, but I expect moral absolutes from individuals and Anthropic as a company is an individual with stated goals and values. If some individual has mercurial value
736.
by lovich 9mo ago
You misunderstood the Donroe doctrine. All of the Americas are his jurisdiction now.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Every time I read another article from this guy I get even more frustrated telling if he’s grifting or legitimately insane Between quotes like these > I had lunch again (Kirkland Cactus) with my buddies Ajit Banerjee and Ryan Snodgrass,
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by lovich 9mo ago
I replied to a comment mentioning deaths from sanctions. Other than our monkey brains prioritizing physical violence as worse, I don’t see a functional different between deaths from sanctions and deaths from bombs.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Ok, so they have a reason to be condescending in your mind. Does that change the fact that they are condescending?
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by lovich 9mo ago
No fucking shit, I paraphrased Anthropic's comments as > do better than we have publicly admitted most of humanity can do, and we may deign to interview you If you think telling someone that after passing a test that 99.999% of huma
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by lovich 9mo ago
The original >If you optimize below 1487 cycles, beating Claude Opus 4.5's best performance at launch, email us at performance-recruiting@anthropic.com with your code (and ideally a resume) so we can be appropriately impressed and p
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by lovich 9mo ago
Does the applicant or the employer decide if an interview happens in your experience? Do you think if the applicants are really in that level of demand that they would be getting a take home test instead of being actively recruited? Legitim
743.
by lovich 9mo ago
That paraphrases to "do better than we have publicly admitted most of humanity can do, and we may deign to interview you" It sounds incredibly condescending, if not snarky, but I would classify those adjectives as mostly synonymou
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by lovich 9mo ago
I normally disagree with `JumpCrissCross but he’s right on calling it an insurrection. And I am not referring to the assault on the capitol, I am referring to the false slates of electors.
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by lovich 9mo ago
If economic sanctions aren’t weapons, then why do sovereign nations deploy them against other sovereign nations to achieve their will?
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by lovich 9mo ago
> Feds: hey you arrested individual_x, he's in the country illegally and oh by the way has a few other outstanding warrants, can you please hold him at the jail house, we're going to pick him up for immigration proceedings. &gt
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by lovich 9mo ago
Ok, well you’re pulling out the ICE detainer shit so I know you’re deep in the sauce. > Technically speaking, you are right. These states are actively working against their own citizens, not the Federal government. If that’s your view th
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by lovich 9mo ago
The states that are lenient to immigrants don’t like the federal policy and so are choosing to not help them. Not helping them is not hindering the feds, unless you feel entitled to the help. Actively getting in the way is something like wh
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by lovich 9mo ago
Some people just like drugs. Lots of people engage in risky behavior because they like it and are willing to take the risk. Look at basejumpers for instance.
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by lovich 9mo ago
No, the street raids will continue while this admin continues their authoritarian streak. Whether or not the states help them be authoritarian is orthogonal to the chaos in the streets. If you just want blue states to bend the knee and capi

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