noobermin

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by noobermin 10mo ago
Man, it's almost as if trump wasn't elected before! I guess an election doesn't count as being held to account in public.
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by noobermin 10mo ago
They are taking advantage of a situation. You'd think a false flag would definitely have someone who could be construed to not be a white immigrant.
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by noobermin 10mo ago
I hate to bring this up, but the conspiracy theories around this are nuts and I'm honestly quite bothered and annoyed by it. While the death is an absolute tragedy, the idea that the CIA killed him because fusion is around the corner a
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by noobermin 10mo ago
This kind of talk I see as an extension of OP's rant. You talk as if mass theft of these LLM growing companies was inevitable. Hogwash and absolutely wrong. It isn't inevitable and it (my opinion) it shouldn't be.
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by noobermin 10mo ago
the deepest irony of asking someone to write their own blog post when they can't even be bothered to write their own code
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by noobermin 10mo ago
Heroic. With all the problems with Microsoft products lately, they can just increase prices just like that. A sign of a healthy market and actual existing capitalism.
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by noobermin 10mo ago
But don't you know, as OP said, Perl are reactionaries. Rust is progressive, and that's good!
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by noobermin 10mo ago
I guess we're pigeonholing the end of direct file already in less than a year. The article doesn't even mention it. Having seen their work before, wakeuptopolitics is a sort of fetishist for appearing unbiased or centrist so they
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by noobermin 11mo ago
May be I'm just ignorant, but I tried to skim the beginning of this, and it's honestly just hard to even accept their set-up. Like, the fact that any of the terms[^] (`y`, `H`, `p`, etc) are well defined as functions that can map
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by noobermin 11mo ago
$800B, to be clear is the claim, not $80B.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
The abstract did say the result is mixed. You have "long term" increase in human capital development...primarily because connections help mentor more junior developers, but output is reduced...for obvious reasons. The "output
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by noobermin 11mo ago
Windows man. While linux is cursed in many ways, not being able to just know your PC's performance profile just seems so backwards to me. It's one of those things (lack of control) I don't miss.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
The only thing about this constant discussion about the metas and what not is that clearly everyone knows this, so who is this supposed to be for? I'm a peanut gallery member here, not a VC or a person who needs to appeal to VCs honest
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by noobermin 11mo ago
I think the problem is with Gen-Z and tiktok online unfortunately is their real life more and more these days.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
Eroticism is more about art and media. Being sexually aroused is not art, it is an occurrence in the real world. This is like saying science fiction is talking to a chatbot. OP is being a bit pedantic.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
She means being horny and being open about it, but the word "erotic" sort of has lost its meaning as you are saying, yes.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
So, I hate to be the guy, but Wagner does specifically try to divorce MeToo from this, but it does seem a rather direct line from MeToo to the thing she complains of, no? Just because MeToo may have been with pure and correct intentions, pe
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by noobermin 11mo ago
certain people want the rest of the world to become like china and india, top down sweatshops so they can squeeze just a little more dollar out of people
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by noobermin 11mo ago
If they were going for the commodore aesthetic, 1) may be don't call it workbench OS to confuse people and 2) the numpad (if it was called that then) is on the wrong side. It was on the right on the C64 and the amiga alike like it was.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
So this probably should be the top comment, but I'll reply to add to my nitpicks. Calling it workbench OS does confuse a bit from the amiga workbench, although I doubt these people are aware of that.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
Why compare Jakarta to Bangkok?
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by noobermin 11mo ago
So this would have been great may be 15 years ago, or am I mistaken? New fabs for DRAM would take a while, no?
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by noobermin 11mo ago
Ok... This is writing about a real person. I certainly hope you don't see yourself as so one dimensional, why should others be?
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by noobermin 11mo ago
blast from the past. I moved over from awesome to qtile as I really didn't use lua probably a decade ago (and I still don't) but unfortunately, over the years, I did the boring thing and just stuck with the gnome 3 default install
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by noobermin 11mo ago
it being mandated however is an absolute assault on freedom. will linux become outlawed over this?
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by noobermin 11mo ago
Alright, while it's hard to judge this either way, why does this need to be flagged? This isn't really spam.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
Is there any real expert opinion on this? The abstract itself reads rather dense. That said, if there's any field that "independent researchers" can excel, it should be math, it's not like you need an experimental group
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by noobermin 11mo ago
zenodo isn't really a site that can be hugged to death, it's not a blog or something.
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by noobermin 11mo ago
So, we should define terms. To "dominate" should mean to sell more than or make more money than the competition, which may include taking market share from the competition. I don't doubt valve will continue to make money in a
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by noobermin 11mo ago
In the era of mobile games, hardware really isn't a thing anymore. Even AAA titles are niche IMO given the cost to play them at full settings. All that matters now are the exclusive titles. You refer to this derisively but really that&

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