manquer

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by manquer 2y ago
> despite Kamala having Indian roots. She hasn't really embraced that, although being raised by her indian mother and presumably closer to her than her Jamaican father, she hasn't her visited her ancestral village or come in he
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by manquer 2y ago
> Most men care. I don't think so, caring means doing something about it, if men weren't deeply misogynistic there would have been a woman president decades before. The behavior of men is not surprising however and is expected.
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The question is not why there was a swing, any number of reasons can be attributed ex post facto. The point is no poll caught any of the swings at all. To win with this margin Trump the polls can hardly be tied and be called accurate. The r
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by manquer 2y ago
They were both men, it should be obvious . Misogynistic was my first qualifier, it is not an coincidence that Trump has won only against women twice, and it is not an oversight that in 250 years America is nowhere close to electing a woman
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by manquer 2y ago
We should hear their grievances on our bodily autonomy and healthcare ? There are aspects where we can compromise, or empathize and learn to live together on such as economy or immigration, basic human decency and healthcare are not it. Als
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by manquer 2y ago
He is not attacking them directly though, UK is pretty internally focused and won't really do much if the Ukraine operations expand and include to say other former soviet block countries. In mainland Europe, France with La-Penne and Ge
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by manquer 2y ago
> Trump-hating FBI disagrees I think citation needed here that FBI or any law enforcement agency for that matter is anti-trump. If anything given their deep racial history not that long ago, I would characterize them as very pro trump.
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by manquer 2y ago
Republicans perhaps have got value, Trump has got enormous real world value/benefit because of Musk's ownership. However unless Musk is actually able to capitalize using the Trump presidency enough to recoup the $44Billion cash he
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by manquer 2y ago
Don't think so, the Tory leadership at the time did not really want to leave, but it was a useful rabble rousing position to energize their base. Ideally just falling short was the best scenario they wished, so they could keep blaming
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by manquer 2y ago
> 50% of the population is stupid That would be the charitable interpretation, the alternate is that they are knowingly misogynistic, deeply racist and have strong fascist leanings to follow a flawed corrupt politician with cult-like dev
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by manquer 2y ago
if their sales and stock depends on saying that new shinny thing is changing the world then they have to say so, and say how it is changing their world . It is not Netflix or Airbnb or Stripe etc making this claim, google managers have a ve
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by manquer 2y ago
Batteries included frameworks+languages such as .NET or RoR or Springboot and similar was perhaps optimal choice 5 or 10 years back. They balanced developer velocity over time and the learning curve needed to use them. Learning curve is im
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by manquer 2y ago
Not if you don't have users, that is the point. Vast majority of applications both in enterprise and consumers space that get built do not close to even say 10k monthly active users. You can stick several of those apps in crappy PHP or
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by manquer 2y ago
I think that the credit scenario is more true for OpenAI than others . Existing Azure commits can be used to buy OpenAI via the marketplace. It will never be as simple for any non Azure partner (Only Github is tying up with Anthropic here n
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by manquer 2y ago
Push notifications need to connect to that many devices every hour easily You may not get a notification every hour, but the phone still have to connect to Google APIs to check to know that. You can say same thing about say location service
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by manquer 2y ago
Not all code is run high enough times for that trade off to be always justified. It is very hard know if your software is going to be popular enough for costs to be factor at all and even if it would be, it is hard to know whether you can
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by manquer 2y ago
They are not saying every language will have same level of improvement as Rust, they are saying you can most of the improvements is available in most languages. perhaps you get 1300MB to 20 MB with C# or Java or go, and 13MB with rust . Ru
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by manquer 2y ago
Gmail launched in April 2005, getting an invite was not easy for most of 2005. Gtalk was couple of years out . There weren’t many options for Yahoo services like mail and chat let alone other things yahoo was doing in 2005 yet .
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by manquer 2y ago
See it though the lens of 2005 not 2024. Design standards where different, the reaction of users to banner ads or spam was not the same, SEO was still nascent industry, websites designed to game the engine was very small issue if it existed
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by manquer 2y ago
> basis of an unfair competition case? It is anti-competitive to kill the competition before you product launch, if you they have active plans to be in the market or already under product development during the same time . Clearly Google
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by manquer 2y ago
It is a click bait headline the claim itself is not extraordinary. the preprint from arxiv was posted here some time back . The 95% gains is specifically only for multiplication operations, inference is compute light and memory heavy in the
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by manquer 2y ago
> Am i a communist Even if you were, is that really a bad thing? Why do we demonize communism (and socialism ) so much ? Poor implementation in Soviet Union or in PRC that is only seen through the color of propaganda with the inherent cu
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by manquer 2y ago
And 6 years ago they cared about crypto miners (whether they wanted to admit public or not). Nvidia really has thick plot armor to be able to ride two massive hype waves.
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Hardly 1:1 comparison, AMD is not just only GPU maker, GPU is not even largest revenue contributor, the margins on x86 CPU and various custom processors they do ( like for Playstation) is wafer thin.
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They don’t have to care ? That is the problem of monopolies. There is no incentive to improve the product , there is every incentive to degrade quality because what are you going to do not shop at Amazon or not search with google ?
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by manquer 2y ago
Yes? For society in general, for professionals in criminal justice system and also to some extent even victim as well, it is lot harder when there is no motive. Perpetrators without motive can not be negotiated with, punishment may not a st
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by manquer 2y ago
It is less about on what reasons made them poor laureates specifically and more important on what is wrong with the process itself Unless the process of selection of the committee (unqualified, political) and process of selection of the win
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by manquer 2y ago
inaccurate or incomplete ? The latter is to be expected. Forbes only covers certain type of wealthy people for logistical if not also political reasons. It does not cover powerful people who control enormous wealth but ownership maybe murky
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It is different for Peace prize , it has always been political and different from day one , it is awarded by Norwegian noble committee which is appointed by the Norwegian parliament. All other prizes are awarded in Sweden by Swedish academy
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They barely held any bitcoin or ether in their assets 0.1% and 1.2% respectively that customers had bought or deposited on the platform, they did hold a lot of crypto assets though. Notably SOL sales accounted for close to half of recovered

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