nemomarx

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by nemomarx 4mo ago
Is having to move the files in and out of the sandbox really going to eliminate all the value it has? You could have a full version of whatever codebase and test suite you want in there. It can do all the same stuff, right? Just copy it els
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by nemomarx 4mo ago
Unlike a teenage child, management has the unfortunate effect of being made up of people who can leave the company, forget past experience, etc. So you do kind of have to treat them like a child who needs continuous feedback and signals. Fo
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by nemomarx 4mo ago
The reason it's really bad to use nukes is that other parties with nukes will use them on you back. And on top of that, many of those other weapons are also not used to avoid escalating? There are pretty high costs to using bioweapons
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by nemomarx 4mo ago
Is libby very popular among young school children? Based on surveys asking how often kids read per week I would figure ebook reading is also down. They don't usually ask about the format.
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by nemomarx 4mo ago
Is 20 minutes of extra time a major impediment? I don't think I would get a refund on an Uber if they were a little late to pick me up and drove slowly so I lost 20 minutes in total. Although if that does happen maybe I'm just nai
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Given how cheap some politicians are, a pro Canadian lobby could do wonders. If AIPAC can get so much influence for so little why not.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
How's this compare with street complete? It seems like the categories are different and maybe wider? just curious how the different tools the community has made stack up
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
It's not an unfair reaction to the main entrance being closed, but it is a little sad. The northern border used to be so much more flexible and I don't see any real benefits from doing all this.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_for_Individual_Righ... has been doing alright recently?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
They aren't being valued on the rockets, though, they're claiming a large TAM based on the ai portion. if I could invest in just the rockets that would be cool. much less downside risk
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I want it to be something you could reproduce in print, though. As close to what I'd get putting it in reader mode as possible. We've spent a long time optimizing the printed word, including pages with diagrams and illustrations o
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I mean he wants to be trusted but he also absolutely doesn't support freedom of speech in that sense, and I doubt anyone with power or influence over ai policy does? If you find a good lobbying group with money who can push for it let
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I never understood why people setting up bunkers expect the security to still be loyal after whatever happens.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
If you looked at some current building with a mural, absent all other cultural context, what might you think it was for? It's genuinely a hard and interesting question. We only get these little scraps of history that far back, there&#x
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
France has a few like the Lascaux caves, and I really remember my time going fondly. But I think they also had to move to a replica because of possible damage to the art from so much human breathing or similar? It's hard to find an ori
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Is there any good tech for it, though? This just seems like an inherent language model behavior and at best everyone has guard rails or big exclamation marks to separate their own instructions a little.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
The problem is that knowing the right people to get investment does seem to have utility coops struggle to get, I think? maybe CEOs are basically like producers on movies who are just there to network for you.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Who says anything about crime? the goal is just so they can associate phone numbers with id cards in some fashion right? If they want to know what tourists are posting about their country that's good enough.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Is anyone else manufacturing it at comparable prices yet?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Hey, if they can get the hinge working better it might improve the category at least. You'd expect Apple to do well at manufacturing for that kinda stuff
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
that would be an investment in your own business, not in your landlord right?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Teacher pay is low, but it also requires certification and a degree. And in exchange it will be relatively stressful and lacking in prestige.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Buying the 5 percent stake is investing, but is paying them to be sure they can IPO normal? It reminds me more of Microsoft paying apple or Google paying Firefox or something.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Google rents from SpaceX enough to show profitability, so that SpaceX can IPO and make googles early shares worth more than enough to pay for the renting they're doing. Great deal for Google but they end up basically just paying spacex
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
> In their lawsuit, Griffin and the others aim to stop all commercial development and construction on the site, including Blueprint's data center project. They reference a land deed from 1999 that shows previous owners, the Cromwell
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
https://www.kut.org/energy-environment/2025-09-26/taylor-tex... This is closer to the time of the lawsuit and has some more details - they sold it to a trust who then sold it to the city some years later, and the
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I do wonder how long this kind of thing can keep up. I guess from last time, years and years...
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
They seem to be heading towards control of the strait, and the tolls from that could be a pretty good pickup for whatever new government forms?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I'm actually surprised there isn't much of a scene for authentic camcorder footage - directors love to bust out real black and white film cameras for stuff?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
At that point, you might as well formalize requiring them to have children or punishing them for not? Preventing them from working isn't any kinder.

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