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by nullstyle 5mo ago
quatsch trying to distract us from the epstein files.
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
No, i wouldn't be surprised how ignorant, selfish and deceitful other Americans are, you included. Mainstream isn't the same as right. Dude like this asshole would be fine with us keeping drinking fountains and lunch counters seg
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
That reminds me: I got cajoled the other day that I need to upload my ID and ask for 5.5-Cyber access by the Codex desktop app while I was having it develop a fuzzing suite for an open source library I'm(we?) are developing. I was abl
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
I’ve always got more consistent and accurate prints out of my x1c versus the prusa mk3 i tolerated. Even just the enclosure makes the bambu experience more much more consistent in my experience
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
I didn’t say Prusa held the industry back; I said they sat on their haunches. Even the basic differences in stepper motors between what bambu chose and what prusa or ultimaker chose demonstrates my point. Edit: whoops! guess i did say the
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
If no one else is willing to give a polished experience, they have no one to blame but themselves. My father doesn't want to be a 3d printer expert or filament researcher; he wants to print things in 3d as a hobby. Looking back at th
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
Prusa sat on its haunches for a decade, happy to leave progress on the table as long as their salaries got paid. Bambu actually got non-technical people into the hobby and has always had more bang per buck. Buy a bambu; use Orcaslicer Edit
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
Not back when i was using AWS
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
Your car had a recall because the wheels might fall off? Which one?
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
Most of my vibe coding is in zig, and it has been my experience that Claude and Codex both keep up with zig changes just fine. Every now and then I catch them writing outdated code that they burn some tokens on, but my experience says your
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
I just removed superpowers from my own setup. In my opinion, given the quality of the planning modes in both claude code and codex, superpowers was really just slowing things down and burning more tokens than vanilla.
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
If they thought they would succeed, no doubt oracle would sue. I expect bad behavior from multinationals, especially oracle
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by nullstyle 5mo ago
366; nbd https://api.github.com/users/nullstyle
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by nullstyle 6mo ago
You think normal folks should have access to precision guided munitions and chemical weapons?
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by nullstyle 6mo ago
It fell into place for my dense ass when I heard someone muse that inside SpaceX the joke is "Mars == Wars" True or not, it rings with reality IMO
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
Reading the report, i see that it's from 2012. My dude, you are way off base to begin with, not to mention 15 years out of date. And things have changed significantly. regardless: 1) Resources and Membership: Membership is essential
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
Lol; perceived influence is one of the 5 domains being analyzed. That has nothing to do with the protections offered to AEA members in AK. Nonsense research showing how crappy academic research has become
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
“ benefits of incredibly strong union protections” Lol, try saying that to an alaskan teachers face and watch yourself get slapped for the absurdity of the claim.
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
That's some grade AAA ignorance hard at work. Or did you mean supporting Israel?
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
I’ve been using the jsr:@cliffy/* packages from deno to solve the same problem.
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
Evidence?
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
What a gross and idiotic take. “Just abort it”; i’m pro choice, but IMO life must be regarded as more sacred than what ‘ole tsss here considers. I can only conclude tsss has never dealt with any real loss in their life.
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by nullstyle 7mo ago
MLX does not run on NPUs AFAIK; just gpu and cpu. You have to use CoreML to officially run code on the neural engine.
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by nullstyle 8mo ago
Or the even simpler explanation, that whenever Stripe posts a blog post, they have nine or 10 employees waiting to upvote it the moment it goes live.
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by nullstyle 8mo ago
The money i pay them is the reason
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by nullstyle 9mo ago
yes, it very much is. plenty of school age children go hungry, and the school district I used to work for had a major program to make sure poor kids and "Children in transition" (i.e. homeless) were fed at least a good breakfast
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by nullstyle 10mo ago
I don't think we will agree here. The statement that "The whole concept of nationalism and border sovereignty has been with us for essentially all of human history" is not something I can get down with unless its better supp
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by nullstyle 10mo ago
Been awhile since I've listened to the book (all cards on the table), so I can't be specific. Nor am I an expert in anyway. My takeaway is that the pre-historical Americas had many diverse ways of organizing people that doesn&#x
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by nullstyle 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dawn_of_Everything Disagrees with you, and has several examples of tribal fluidity and more freedom of movement than you imply here.
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by nullstyle 10mo ago
Last time i checked you were giving out blank checks. We live in a society

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