mitxela

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by mitxela 1mo ago
It returns the new end marker
452.
by mitxela 1mo ago
An IDE can fix that
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Can't, not invited
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by mitxela 1mo ago
How would the Bahrain legal system force the USA to pay reparations for the war it started? Seize all US assets, the way we did with Russia?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
More likely than the network going down is you getting banned from the network because someone thought you were selling porn.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
We're chanting "Death to Iran" - isn't turnabout fair play?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
> You can't have a bunch of deranged mullahs threaten the entire region and world with missiles or nukes. Can and do. It's called the United States of America.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Israel had been trying to get every president to bomb Iran for decades. There's a reason they wouldn't do it themselves. They finally got a president stupid enough to listen.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Bezos hasn't lost anything from this. He's only gotten richer.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
That's the excuse they'll say, yes, then we quote back to them "eleven nines" and they come up with an excuse for that too
461.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Creative accounting works and is good because it works. If your customers give you more money because you lied to them, but it's legal, then it's good.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
1/f noise strikes again
463.
by mitxela 1mo ago
You call it "discount" but it's a 20% discount on a 10x inflated price, so it's an 8x inflated price
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Is there not more than one data center in your country? Is the power feed at your office too small to put a computer there?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
which is important though since sending it across the wire over and over and over is actually the main bottleneck.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
I meant in hospitals
467.
by mitxela 1mo ago
Still have to care enough to run the ai
468.
by mitxela 1mo ago
But they did have beds.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Yes of course it can. Unless you're corporate. This is open source though.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Plagiarism is legal, actually. Copyright infringement is not.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
It's all privately operated for profit
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by mitxela 1mo ago
He was literally winning until the DNC de-primaried him partway through the election.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
!RemindMe December
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by mitxela 1mo ago
The game can be downloaded from the internet by any software that can impersonate a PS5.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
It's a failure story of regulation because the regulation was bad, and took forever to get changed. I don't mind if government software has to use Dual_EC_DRBG - let the government hack itself. I do care if you get prison time for
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by mitxela 1mo ago
There was MegaUpload. It got shut down because it was used almost exclusively for piracy.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
That's all copium. Harris was a perfectly average Democratic candidate and an improvement over Biden. Yes, if they'd run Bernie they probably would've won, but there was zero chance the Democrat party would ever run a far-l
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by mitxela 1mo ago
The optimal amount of crime is not zero. If someone does an illegal thing but it turns out to be good for society, it should be permitted, then legalized. Think of AI copyright infringement. You know why the AI labs are in the USA and China
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by mitxela 1mo ago
I don't think they are bad tradeoffs. I think there are problems that need to be fixed, and plenty of room for improvement, but the core principles are fine. Do you know what else focuses on hypergrowth, in biology?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Not really! People think everything is about the EU, but that's like an American thinking everything is a UN decision.

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