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by maeil 2y ago
> It feels like the government has been incredibly out of touch for the last number of years. Did you vote for any single one of them? If you did, then what you're supposed to do is stop voting for Tory-lite governments (such as the
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by maeil 2y ago
Depends on if the US emperor and his cronies have the UK's backs on this issue. If they don't, calling the bluff would work, there's zero chance the UK gov would ban Apple products without US approval. The backlash among the
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by maeil 2y ago
1936: Think it's time to start flagging all posts related to the takeover of that Nazi party, it's getting a bit tiring for everyone outside of Germany.
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by maeil 2y ago
> At some point Canada shuts off electricity transfer to the US and restricts water transfer This is what won't happen. People are far, far too comfortable for that, you'd need to see 30%+ unemployment rates for that to change
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by maeil 2y ago
It's very sad that the Nazis made eugenics into a taboo for the next century. The conclusion of WW2 should've been the opposite - narcissism and lack of empathy (also known as psychopathy) endanger the entire world and need to be
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by maeil 2y ago
Permaflagged now.
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by maeil 2y ago
This post is now permaflagged.
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by maeil 2y ago
An engadget article is a different order of magnitude than MSM. Of course tech people have always known what they're really like.
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by maeil 2y ago
The second they make this and make it useful in any way, immediately the apps people create will lay bare exactly how bad of a privacy invasion they are, tons of bad press ensuing. It's definitely not technical hurdles preventing them
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by maeil 2y ago
> My personal problem with JavaScript is that things keep changing too much. JavaScript itself barely changes - it's the flavor-of-the-month frontend frameworks that do. What language feature is commonly used now that wasn't 5
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by maeil 2y ago
You're framing a very opinionated (and hotly contested) take "high protein, low fat, low carb" presented as universal truth as just "suggesting to eat well".
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by maeil 2y ago
From the graph, ~34% is under 17 views.
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by maeil 2y ago
>Capitalism with strict regulation? This gets regulatory captured/lobbied away over by monied interests. >Profit caps? This is simply a subset of "capitalism with strict regulation". Implementing profit caps in a manner
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by maeil 2y ago
I present you Honest ChillyATC: https://honest-chillyatc.vercel.app/ Edit: Added Airport and chill music station dropdowns. I thought it wasn't really cool to embed these streams from volunteer-run (both), donation-sup
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by maeil 2y ago
I present you Honest ChillyATC: https://honest-chillyatc.vercel.app/
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by maeil 2y ago
OpenAI et al have taught us that breaking millions of website ToCs is completely meaningless. Soma rightfully seem to have just enabled CORS though after seeing this traffic spike. Edit: And now OP just started proxying around it, hilarious
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by maeil 2y ago
It is a single party dictatorship, and you're already implying it: >The original GOP... Is not the current party in power. Hence why you're making that distinction - the party of 10 years ago doesn't matter anymore, it&#x2
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by maeil 2y ago
> Is this a serious environmental concern compared to the climate/emissions Yes. > or just the 'r/fuckcars mentality'? No. "Recent studies have found tire particles made up 94% of microplastics in Switzerland,
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by maeil 2y ago
Extremely LLM-like writing style, do you translate your comments through one or something?
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by maeil 2y ago
They have the preferred model for almost anything that reasoning isn't a perfect fit for, and even on those tasks only O1 wins consistently, for >10x pricing and latency. Even for reasoning-beneficial tasks you can just CoT Sonnet a
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by maeil 2y ago
https://openrouter.ai/rankings This tells you a lot in terms of real-world usage. Claude is relatively expensive + openrouter users are generally price-conscious, yet it still crushes everything else. If investors are deman
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by maeil 2y ago
I'd be surprised, they have little reason to do this right now unless they're taking on o1.
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by maeil 2y ago
> Both house and senate representatives made up of republican or democrat parties (not just ONE single party) were elected in November 2024 and that election had multiple parties involved and the ones before it with congress still here a
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by maeil 2y ago
I am the parent commenter, I'm afraid you failed to read that. Russia having an opposition party doesn't make it less of a single-party dictatorship. Same goes for the US.
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by maeil 2y ago
I strongly doubt those immigrants are causing any of that, rather than the enormous online reach of Tate et. al alt-right along with Russia-backed campaigns, and now Musk over the last decade. Those have left a large impact even in countrie
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by maeil 2y ago
You still don't get it, and aren't acknowledging the bottom of the slippery slope. You're part of the group I was targeting. Laws have been shown to now be entirely meaningless, yet you continue to suggest energy should be pu
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by maeil 2y ago
> You need to read your comment again as this is just beyond hysterical. Absurd thing to say, are you really this unfamiliar with other countries, such as Russia? Never heard of Navalny? Don't know that he was an opposition leader?
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by maeil 2y ago
In April 1933, Germany had JUST had an election with multiple parties. In December 1917, Russia had just had such an election. In May 1924, Italy had just had such an election. In June 1946, Czechoslovakia had just had such an election. And
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by maeil 2y ago
By Jan 19, which has passed, so I think you may not be fully aware of that law.
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by maeil 2y ago
The coup is complete. Laws passed by Congress and upheld by the Supreme Court now mean nothing. The sooner people stop talking about it as if the US is still only "sliding down the path", and start publicly admitting the reality t

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