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by n4r9 2y ago
I just played the Claude attempt and found that the "fence" in level 3 doesn't actually obstruct either the dog or the sheep. Otherwise pretty fun.
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by n4r9 2y ago
It's worth keeping a toe in the water, but for now the productivity hype seems way overblown. I recently asked Claude to help deserialize a JSON Post request in an asp.net web API so that absent or null JSON properties get set to the c
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by n4r9 2y ago
As I understand it these variants are mostly mutually comprehensible, so you may as well learn modern standard Arabic. The differences come down to pronunciation and the odd extra word.
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by n4r9 2y ago
Is wheat natural? Aren't humans themselves part of nature?
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by n4r9 2y ago
Nicely up-pedanted. Ultimately I meant that saying stuff like "I don't want food with chemicals in it" is sloppy, because food itself is made of chemicals.
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by n4r9 2y ago
> then they have "too much muscle" as typically needed for their body mass It's a leap to suggest that it's "good" to lose this muscle mass. If you're obese then it's good to lose fat. It's
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by n4r9 2y ago
I'm not too sure what the author thinks they did wrong! Perhaps implementing the first attempt before profiling, but... would it have made a difference in this scenario?
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by n4r9 2y ago
Oh yes - "Risky to invest in Europe, it'll scupper our future plans to break a peace treaty and violate international law by invading one of their countries".
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by n4r9 2y ago
I suspect chasd00 is making a pedantic point that the atoms are smashing together in nature. Because nature is just everything that happens. Although pedantic, it does challenge what we really mean when we say "natural". Just li
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by n4r9 2y ago
US, UK, Canada, and Australia, certainly. But almost all European countries are multi-party. I suppose there's an argument that some voting systems are "more democratic" than others, in the sense that they allow/incentiv
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by n4r9 2y ago
The opposite. European values are closely tied to enlightenment and the republicanist ideas that came out of the French revolution.
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by n4r9 2y ago
From a UK perspective (and I'm not a CEO or anything) it looks pretty volatile over there. Tariffs, radical changes to government funding, widespread corporate overhauls... . Predictability is surely desirable when considering dependen
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by n4r9 2y ago
You'll have to do better than linking the Western Journal on Hacker News. It's a rebrand of "Western Journalism", which has been repeatedly highlighted as a source of fake news, misinformation, and right-wing conspiracy
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by n4r9 2y ago
To be supplied/loaned sufficient military materiel and intelligence to force Russia to withdraw.
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by n4r9 2y ago
You also have to wonder why Vance was less bothered by Putin not continually saying "please" as he was by Zelenskyy not continually saying "thank you".
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by n4r9 2y ago
> Trump hating Guardian reporter I.e. belonging to one of the few major UK news outlets not directly controlled by a billionaire...?
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by n4r9 2y ago
I repeat: language obviously matters, and it's one of many factors Trump/Vance exploited to create an intimidating atmosphere. But it's not such an overwhelming factor that it would make Zelensky turn to Russia.
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by n4r9 2y ago
"That's a very insightful question, and I'm looking forward to answering it after telling you a little bit about this wrinkle cream..."
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by n4r9 2y ago
Yep, each group has one or more moderators. Like Reddit I guess but no up/downvotes. There's some automated moderation as well - it doesn't let you post links (which is mad) and I read that at one point there was a censoring
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by n4r9 2y ago
Forums per book is a good start, but I find that the groups are a bigger draw in Goodreads. They have a more personal touch and allow you to discuss broader topics and get recommendations from accounts you know and trust. For example I&#x27
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by n4r9 2y ago
Russia conquering Ukraine will bolster the Russian economy and incentivises then (as well as China) to continue territorial expansions. Already the war has given rise to military and economic alliance between Russia, Iran, North Korea and p
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by n4r9 2y ago
The best part of Goodreads for me is the communities. You can join a group with monthly book reads, and participate in their forums. Do you have any plans to do something similar?
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by n4r9 2y ago
Sowing chaos in foreign blocs is a classic far-right manoeuvre.
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by n4r9 2y ago
It's fair to be more worried than usual in light of recent geopolitical developments.
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by n4r9 2y ago
I believe this is exactly what sebazzz finds worrying. Combined with the fact that: * Russia will betray the GOP in an instant if it serves their geopolitical goals * Russia is increasingly allying with Iran, North Korea and probably China
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by n4r9 2y ago
> Trump literally blew a fuse. You could see his head changing color in real time. I wonder whether this was deliberate on Zelenksy's part. The whole world witnessed Trump's insecurity and naivety in real time.
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by n4r9 2y ago
This comes across as highly dismissive. The man can speak three languages very competently. That's two more than Vance and three more than Trump. Obviously language matters, but for Ukrainians democracy and sovereignty matter more.
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by n4r9 2y ago
It's easier for the provider to maintain a VM provision. It's supposed to be easier for the customer to maintain managed services, but that's often debatable.
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by n4r9 2y ago
The response of tax revenue to tax rate changes might be discontinuous and highly dependent on the current tax rate and other temporal factors. Like, the optimal strategy for the next 5 years might be to increase tax for one year and then d
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by n4r9 2y ago
Grooveshark had no ads and a much larger library in the early days. Also, you could upload your own tracks into the public listing. Iirc it was quite easy to embed a track or playlist as a widget into your personal website which was very co

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