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by muddi900 5mo ago
I thought the goal of the FBI was to entrap mentally ill pelople
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by muddi900 5mo ago
But the suggestion a bunch of Lawyers are better traders than average also stretches creduility. Somehow, Congress beating the market simply on savvy is huge ask to believe.
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by muddi900 6mo ago
Freedom of speech is the freedom from State retailiation. What the hell are you on about?
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by muddi900 6mo ago
The danger of LLMs is not that they will take over. The danger is two-fold. * Powerful people using them as the ultimate sycophants. * Also them looking to offload responsibility and liability.
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by muddi900 6mo ago
What are you talking about? The feds cant even prosecute arson against minority religions https://revealnews.org/podcast/trial-and-terror-rebroadcast/
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by muddi900 6mo ago
I have yet to see any real world difference between sonnet 4.5 and opus 4.6. All I can tell is the version number went up for both series. I don't know if they are a even an improvement over previous models. I never used them.
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by muddi900 6mo ago
What evidence do we have that it is true?
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by muddi900 6mo ago
A shopify app to sync witg Google Sheets. https://shopsheets.co
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by muddi900 7mo ago
Late to the party but first verse of Stan by Eminem: Subject: Reaching out to a thought leader in the space Hi Slim, I’ve been trying to sync up with you regarding some potential synergies, but it seems we haven't connected yet. I’ve l
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by muddi900 7mo ago
How much of this is due to school phone bans? I know kids are switching to mp3 players because of that.
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by muddi900 7mo ago
Can you charge the ohone while listening on the phone?
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by muddi900 7mo ago
Still above the fed's 2% target. And it will go higher now. And given the President's hatered for high interest rates and the next fed chairman being a garden-variety lick-spittle, things are not looking up.
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by muddi900 7mo ago
US pulling out of the JCPOA was the biggest travesty of the 21st century. No nation state will ever feel safe without a nuke now. But Israel wanted to destroy Iran as competition. And they got it.
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by muddi900 7mo ago
As other comments pointed out, the department is very much spread out. It can be confirmed via a simple google search. Why is such an egregious comment at the top?
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by muddi900 7mo ago
This is part of the psyop. I don't know if you are willing participant, or a well-meaning idiot, this is just poisoning the well. We have proof that can easily verify what crimes took place. Stuff such as this is to distract from those
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by muddi900 7mo ago
The script has already rate limited
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by muddi900 7mo ago
These "Grand Unified Theory" type declaration are always hot air. Especially when citing ludicrous trash like "Confessions of an Economic Hitman".
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by muddi900 7mo ago
The State* is spending billions so it can say the dog pulverized the school children.
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by muddi900 7mo ago
It is a way to absolve responsibility
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by muddi900 7mo ago
There are a lot of leaps in this comment
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by muddi900 7mo ago
There might be a list somewhere.
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by muddi900 7mo ago
A lot of this token usage can be avoided by using CLI apps instead of MCPs. For example, the github cli is very robust and does the job of the MCP with a fraction of the token cost
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by muddi900 7mo ago
The JCPOA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Comprehensive_Plan_of_Ac...
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by muddi900 7mo ago
That's alright, but that was not about whether chatbots will succeed or fail. It was about countering dismissal of all voices of caution as blind dismissal. Saying X succeeded while people were saying it will fail is just survivorship
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by muddi900 7mo ago
Free Speech rights mean not being compelled to act against your moral code.
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by muddi900 7mo ago
That's mean. They also invested in Uber
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by muddi900 7mo ago
Actually it is the other way around; every upstart claims that their invention is the mostest revolutionariest thing ever. 99.9% of them are not. The nay sayers are right most of the time. Recent high-profile examples include Segway, NFT, C
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Ask HN: How much are you spending on OpenClaw API calls?
1 points by muddi900 8mo ago|2 comments
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by muddi900 9mo ago
I think the OP meant 'social reprecussions'. But really it is a citizen, Elon Musk, exercising their property rights. The fact that he claims that such restrictions should not be applied to speech he likes is the problem.
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by muddi900 9mo ago
This is a very sound example of what the right to free speech is; it is a protection for your property rights. The state can't retaliate against you for saying something, and can't compel you to accept any speech on your propert

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