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by malfist 9mo ago
It looks like their business model is mostly just remakes and remasters now with these closures. Does the C suite really believe that they can just milk those IPs forever and never create anything new?
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by malfist 9mo ago
In the US almost all PLA comes from corn, outside the US I think it mostly comes from sugarcane. It can be composted in industrial composters, but even if you dont do that it's still pretty green
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by malfist 9mo ago
I echo this sentiment. So many random annoyances around the house that I've fixed with self designed prints. Its a steep learning curve but you can start simple. First thing I designed was a spacer to go behind silverware organizers to
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by malfist 9mo ago
This reply has hallmarks of AI slop. Green name, 2x its not X its Y, em dashes. If you want to be a productive member try commenting what you put into your prompt instead of the slop that comes out. Also classic ai drivel: This is about pro
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by malfist 9mo ago
Have you tried to get LLMs to do math or quantitative analysis? They're remarkably poor at it
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by malfist 9mo ago
And the people who bought a lot of shovels during the gold rush thought they were making the smartest money move
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by malfist 9mo ago
Also note that he's not saying Microsoft must find a use for AI, but that customers should. He's blaming customers that his product isn't hitting the valuation he wants.
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by malfist 9mo ago
Google's stance is "I can copy you and you can't stop me" as well as "You can't copy me, I'll sue you"
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by malfist 10mo ago
Top result on that is currently "Show HN: ChartGPU – WebGPU-powered charting library" so maybe it's not as robust as it sounds.
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by malfist 10mo ago
Last update introduced a bunch of ads and tracking plugins. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46686655
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by malfist 10mo ago
Trump has twice pardoned the same woman, Adriana Camberos, for defrauding people
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by malfist 10mo ago
> And why shouldn't it when there is zero negative ramifications for being completely fucking unethical? Why is there a requirement for consequences to act moral? If I have to have a threat of punishment to be good, then I'm no
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by malfist 10mo ago
That doesn't explain how unions have sabotaged automation
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by malfist 10mo ago
Please share how unions sabotaged automation efforts. As far as I can tell, unions are losing every fight these days.
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by malfist 10mo ago
Likely this passage: >Upon release, the album received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for Top's traditionalist approach and vocal authenticity, though some noted its adherence to familiar country frameworks. Ge
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by malfist 10mo ago
"I was just joking" is the excuse you tell yourself to say those hateful things and to escape consequences. Just look at Trump "joking" about canceling the election. It's a "joke" so there are no consequen
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by malfist 10mo ago
Can you name some of those peer reviewed publications say that tariffs wouldn't be paid by the consumer?
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by malfist 10mo ago
You don't use em dashes then, you use en dash.
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by malfist 10mo ago
When it becomes a dead parallel internet, we'll make a internet'' and go again
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by malfist 10mo ago
Trump barely thinks about first order effects, much less second order. He probably doesn't know it's economic suicide. And when it happens he'll tell us both "nobody knows more than me" and "nobody knew global
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by malfist 10mo ago
Don't worry, we've not funded our government for a while now. National debt out front should have told ya
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by malfist 10mo ago
Sorry, but what? Are you saying Harris would also be threatening our allies with military conquest?
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by malfist 10mo ago
This is a false argument. Regulations are effective. When was the last time you breathed in second hand smoke while eating dinner? Or inhaled lead from a passing car? Or asbestos from your neighbor's new house? Defeatism will always be
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by malfist 10mo ago
But there's a big difference. The paper copy didn't harvest data from you, didn't infect you, didn't spy on you or steal resources from your computer or internet bandwidth. All the advertiser knew about you was you were
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by malfist 10mo ago
Anticompetitive behavior is completely within lines for capitalism. Survival of the fittest and efficient marketplace and all that. Besides, what's the other option, rent seeking is socialism? A barter system?
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by malfist 10mo ago
There was some promising research showing that you could recapture co2 and catalyze it into methane pretty efficiently. I wonder whatever happened to that. It'd be nice if we could continue burning "fossil" fuels by recapturi
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by malfist 10mo ago
If you're really hampered by not having a wok behavior for your induction stove, good news! There are plugin induction woks! From what I hear they work great. Technology Connections on YouTube did a great video about them
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by malfist 10mo ago
"Quality" here isn't if A is better than B. It's "Does this thing actually work at all?" Sure, I don't care too much if the restaurant serves me food with silverware that is 18/10 vs 18/0 stainle
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by malfist 10mo ago
I appreciate your empathy for the fellow human. Even if it's "undeserved" it still makes things better for everyone involved.
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by malfist 10mo ago
>If you are hung up on commit build quality I'm sorry but what? Are you really trying to argue that it doesn't matter that nothing works, that all it produced is garbage and that what is really important is that it made that ga

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