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by panny 2y ago
>which is why most people choose driving or something else Most people in the US have never ridden the Amtrak. Not even once in their lives. Source? https://www.newsweek.com/more-americans-taking-train-ever-pa... Amtrak
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by panny 2y ago
>4chan is a reflection of the depraved, extreme side of humanity. I think moderated forums like this one are the reflection of depraved and extreme. After all, you need to be a depraved and extreme host to try to micromanage what everyon
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by panny 2y ago
But look, AI did take a job today. The job of cursor product developers is gone now. ;) But seriously, every time I hear media telling me AI is going to replace us, they conveniently forget episodes like this. AI may take the jobs one day,
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by panny 2y ago
When I read between the lines, I'm pretty sure that guy is dead. That's what they meant by "we can't bring him back."
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by panny 2y ago
>It's crazy to spend 28+ hours on a train when a plane ticket is around the same cost and 2 hours. That's like saying it's crazy not to fill your salad bowl entirely with cheese :) https://www.smbc-comics.com&#x
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by panny 2y ago
You're not going to drive 18 hours straight. It would be wildly dangerous for you to try as you will fall asleep at the wheel. Even if you tried it, you're going to have to make stops for gas, bathroom, and to eat, which will push
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by panny 2y ago
>We simply do not care to run fast passenger trains anymore since they have largely been replaced by domestic air travel. Trains replace road trips, not air travel. You can travel from New York to Miami for $175 on Amtrak. That's a
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by panny 2y ago
>Here is a list of these people You haven't proven me wrong. edit: DVed for pointing out the appeal to authority. Tsk tsk. I thought this was an intellectual site.
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by panny 2y ago
I don't know why they have to position it as pro/anti AI. I'm pragmatic. I'll use it when it works. So far, from what I've seen, it does not work well. I'll let someone else get hurt being beta testers.
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by panny 2y ago
ORMs can be easy to misuse, but that does not make them not useful. Maybe you just haven't found one you liked.
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by panny 2y ago
I've always found people who have such a strong agression toward OO are people who simply cannot grasp it. They hide behind "My way is better" to cover for the fact that they cannot understand why OO is useful to begin with.
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by panny 2y ago
Reminds me of the million dollar web page where internet startups paid $1 per pixel.
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by panny 2y ago
Haha, I got downvoted a lot for this, but I have karma to burn. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43125089 8 days ago.
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by panny 2y ago
>we respect andrew a lot But you're here to dunk on him for clout, right? As always, everone wants to shoot Billy the Kid, even if they have to shoot him in the back.
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by panny 2y ago
They started throttling recently. Perhaps you've hit that 10 images/hour limit?
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by panny 2y ago
It seems like you missed the point. Andrew Ng is not there to give you production grade models. He exists to deliver a proof of concept that needs refinements. >Here's an idea that could use some polish, but I think as an esteemed A
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by panny 2y ago
Scott Pressler, a gay man, was almost single handedly responsible for swinging Pennsylvania, and therefore the 2024 election. He motivated 200,000 Amish to get out and vote after the FDA overeach tried to shut them down. MAGA loves their LG
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by panny 2y ago
>giants like Meta, Google, and Apple must collect as much of your personal data as possible Stopped reading there. If someone tries to sell a lie like that in their first five sentences, I can't trust anything they say.
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by panny 2y ago
I have long since stopped being mad about this. I was mad about this in 2007 when iPhone was announced and I heard apps would be web only. I never owned an iPhone despite being one of Apple's biggest fanboys at the time. This policy is
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by panny 2y ago
If you're delivering the same results in seconds, it should be worth twice the price, not half.
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by panny 2y ago
Okay, so I guess I'm running my own docker repo and builds now. So long and thanks for all the fish. edit: Oh, per hour. I thought that was per MONTH. Okay, I can survive with this, but it's still puts me on notice. Need to leave
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by panny 2y ago
>Kinda interesting to see where the moat is in AI space. Where we're going, we don't need moats.
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by panny 2y ago
When 94% of the 'good' jobs go to non-whites, in a majority white country, I guess you will need to explain how it didn't change things that much to me. https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2023-black-lives
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by panny 2y ago
I don't like people like this. They do the work of finding a bug, but rather than try to fix it, they grandstand and shout about how bad the thing they obviously enjoy is no good at all. If I find a vulnerability in code I enjoy, I wo
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by panny 2y ago
Nothing against LineageOS, I used it on a Nexus5 and I really liked it. But these days I just buy a Sony Xperia and compile AOSP for myself. https://developer.sony.com/open-source/aosp-on-xperia-open-d...
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by panny 2y ago
Daily reminder, ChromeOS is a Gentoo fork.
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by panny 2y ago
The final report from Congress suggests it was a lab leak. Now "consipiracy theorists" are vindicated again. https://oversight.house.gov/release/final-report-covid-selec...
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by panny 2y ago
I'm not going to say zoning isn't a problem, but the article admits "Minneapolis, for instance, experienced limited development after eliminating single-family zoning." I think the problem is less about zoning and due mo
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by panny 2y ago
Probably not. I read a hot take on twitter that really resonated with me. If you can be CEO of three different companies, then the CEO job probably isn't very critical or difficult.
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by panny 2y ago
As a meta note: It is really interesting watching last minute attempts to do things in a 4 year administration which thought it would have 8 years. Like splitting Chrome from Google... the next administration will probably just gut any atte

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