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by malfist 5mo ago
Not just scott free, but they might be getting a million dollars each from tax payers due to that asinine "settlement" from Trump suing the government.
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by malfist 5mo ago
I know what it means and I'm in the US.
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by malfist 5mo ago
What if I'm in the southern hemisphere?
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by malfist 5mo ago
Since when does a judge in NY get to tell Greenland they can't have their registrar sell to Anna's Archive?
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by malfist 5mo ago
Looking at this: https://www.standardmethods.org/doi/10.2105/SMWW.2882.053 : > in streams it averages about 1 μg/L, and in groundwaters it is generally 100 μg/L Seems like it's no more polluted th
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by malfist 5mo ago
It's mostly just excessive amounts of snark, gets exhausting, wouldn't recommend.
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by malfist 5mo ago
This is the report from testing the water: > Hexavalent chromium at 0.0104 milligrams per liter, just above the lab’s reporting limit of 0.01 mg/L. Hexavalent chromium is classified as a known human carcinogen by the US National Tox
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by malfist 5mo ago
Just because you _can_ do something with a tool, doesn't mean it's the right tool for the job. Just because someone has contorted their entire process to adapt to a misshapen tool, and gotten good results, doesn't mean that&#
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by malfist 5mo ago
There's a cowboy artist that paints with his penis and does amazing work. If I tried that it'd turn out incredibly poorly, I prefer to paint with paintbrushes. Just because the naked cowboy can paint well with just his penis, does
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by malfist 5mo ago
This analogy was trotted out every time someone complained about PHP. It wasn't true then, and it isn't true now.
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by malfist 5mo ago
No, that is literally this discussion.
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by malfist 5mo ago
Something that drove this home to me is that there is more vacant housing than there are unhoused people in the US. We could solve homelessness tomorrow, but we'd rather confiscate their camping equipment and throw them in prison than
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by malfist 5mo ago
No one? When free means I get 95% of the capabilities of something very very expensive, you bet your bottom dollar many many people will choose free.
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by malfist 5mo ago
How callously you blame the victims. Remember your humanity.
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by malfist 5mo ago
So your solution to preventing "surveillance state" is to unmask everyone on the internet? Now who has the inconsistent argument
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by malfist 5mo ago
Please explain Tesla, spacex, PayPal, the boring company, xAI in your context of "just wants to keep the lights on"
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by malfist 5mo ago
With IBS-D every meal can result in a loose and unsatisfying stool output! Don't ask me how I know. GLP-1s actually make a hell of a difference for me.
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by malfist 5mo ago
Is a dictionary intelligent?
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by malfist 5mo ago
Is the electricity or natural gas that your body produces a defining feature of humanity? Does AI actually provide intelligence?
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by malfist 5mo ago
Yeah! One of the most profitable companies in the world is just a message board and image host! I could build that in a weekend
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by malfist 5mo ago
I don't think I said either of those things.
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by malfist 5mo ago
People who give up privacy for security will get neither.
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by malfist 5mo ago
GOG has a whole business around making old closed source binaries run
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by malfist 5mo ago
Are they improving? I thought they were just getting more expensive
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by malfist 5mo ago
> You just have to get the high level design right, or explicitly ask it critique your design before building it. Do you think people are not giving their agents specs and asking for input?
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by malfist 5mo ago
Something like these? https://old.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1h82ja1/new_generati...
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by malfist 5mo ago
I brought data to this discussion. What did you bring?
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by malfist 5mo ago
In many many many cases it's not the manager choosing to do that. Its our brilliant job creator class demanding that he does
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by malfist 5mo ago
At my company we were told AI spend was part of perf review and that the "singularity" had happened. Now 20% of our infrastructure spend is tokens. The average number of pull requests per dev per week increased with all this spend
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by malfist 5mo ago
I think gpt 3.5 might have destroyed the world

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