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polski-g
4mo ago
The memory footprint of Opencode is prohibitive to run 10+ copies at once.
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4mo ago
Because it encourages society to delay childbirth further. If two groups have kids at 20 and another society has them at 30, over those two generations the first would be twice as large as the second. We know how to raise the birth rates: g
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4mo ago
Reminder that federal asset taxes are unconstitutional per the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment.
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4mo ago
Because the data is very helpful in pricing risk of drivers in insurance premiums. Obviously risky drivers should be charged a higher rate.
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4mo ago
It's not arbitrary. In Virginia that's a guaranteed reckless driving charge.
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4mo ago
This is very impressive!
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4mo ago
It is absolutely a crime to conceal evidence in an ongoing criminal trial. The contents of the publications is absolutely irrelevant: the individual was asked to conceal evidence and agreed to do it.
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4mo ago
Yes. That evidence was presented to the jury and found to be true.
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4mo ago
What in God's name are you talking about? Shot at a police officer "in self defense"? In what world do you have a right to try to murder a cop?
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4mo ago
If their property is damaged they can sue. We have a system for this.
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4mo ago
You gained the datacenter, which is providing a highly desired service... Are you European?
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The problem is that the datacenters need grid investments. And if the utility makes those debt-backed investments but then the DC goes bankrupt, households are on the hook for the debt servicing. Utilities requiring ten year of prepayment f
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4mo ago
If you live somewhere in which you need to lock your front door (or worry about someone grinding off electrical equipment), you need to move.
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4mo ago
Then why did Dario say that their product was like nuclear material? https://coincentral.com/anthropic-ceo-says-ai-could-be-as-da...
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4mo ago
Not every government law is wise or good. But it's still the law.
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Congress did regulate weapons access when they passed the AECA almost 50 years ago. The rules have been refined via ITAR over time. This isn't arbitrary.
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Anthropic doesn't have the right to release weapons technologies on the open Internet, that's the point. Lockheed doesn't whine that they aren't allowed to sell their products for a $20/mo subscription to everyone w
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4mo ago
Lockheed Martin is able to restrict access of their product details to only us citizens. It's not impossible, it's just hard.
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4mo ago
Yes
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Banning sulfur dioxide emissions from tanker fuel was probably a very, very bad idea. It was providing a cooling effect for the entire planet.
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4mo ago
Those are literally the only 3 DRAM manufacturers left; all the other ones left the market over the past 15 years because the margin was too low. Just don't buy consumer electronics for the next 3 years. You might even be able to buy a
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4mo ago
Price-fixing is illegal. Raising prices is not.
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4mo ago
More production can only come online if the producers have money to do so. Turns out Apple fucked Micron in 2023 so they couldn't expand capacity: https://9to5mac.com/2026/06/25/micron-exec-suggests-apple
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4mo ago
So the entire Framework card's casing should have been copper?
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4mo ago
They have a 3.1-pro-customtools model which they allege its better at using custom tools/MCPs/etc. It is not better.
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4mo ago
spamming refresh on npmjs's latest packages list is a crazy experience.
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4mo ago
And for things that don't arise to that level, but would still be massive red flags for prospective tenants?
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Credit reports do not have a section for "plays music loudly" or "secretly smokes by the bathroom window".
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4mo ago
You can recoup the costs quicker if you resell access to your local LLM on a reselling service.
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4mo ago
Very cool. I'll probably switch away from AFT to this. Can you add tree-sitter-bash?
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