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I’m surprised no one else has mentioned this. No such thing as an objective understanding of the world – best we can do is ask that its understanding be based on facts and ethics. xAI have had a myriad of issues trying to get Grok to be rig
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1y ago
The GitHub repo 404’s and likewise with the Docker image. Where's the code? https://github.com/comphomology/pvsnp-formal
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1y ago
Trying to revert a service-based economy into a manufacturing-based one is an incredibly stupid idea and there is no way this doesn’t blow up in our face. Devaluation of the dollar threatens our reserve currency status, yield rates, and wil
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1y ago
Until a Trump tweet causes a big move against you during the day? I’m interested in your strategy, pray tell.
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1y ago
While Robinhood users are unsophisticated (seriously use another brokerage…) I think that they would see through this.
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1y ago
Regulatory fees for options is negligible. Even with $1 or $2 per contract, the quality of fill that you get matters a lot more. Robinhood has “no commission” but they have terrible fills that are a hidden cost, taking this into account the
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1y ago
> There is not one iota of support for functional programming in any modern CPU. But there is a ton of support for speeding up imperative, serial programs (aka C code) with speculative execution, out-of-order execution, etc.
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1y ago
Having done this search before I can tell you there aren’t many great options. There is one (1) 5G flip phone, the TCL Flip 4 5G, but it runs KaiOS (not Android) and is carrier locked to T-Mobile. Unihertz makes smartphones, not flip phones
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1y ago
> A tax hike won't destroy the economy, the current levels of corporate profits and market valuations allow for a lot higher taxes on profits above certain level. If we decided to raise taxes today, sure. But if the OBBB is anything
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1y ago
It is 100% the plan. Why does Trump want negative interest rates?
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Long term there is no bull case. Most of the cheap energy that we used to build society has been used up. The U.S. has no investments in renewables. It has no access to HREEs. It has lost a lot of its talent after gutting universities. Demo
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1y ago
For what it’s worth jannies typically remove content that is illegal in the US. What illegal content do you think is on 4chan/kf?
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1y ago
Specifically it comes from Trump frequently saying “two more weeks” and then nothing ever happens
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1y ago
The “big names” benefit greatly from having the resources to comply meanwhile smaller companies can’t.
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1y ago
I’ve had a Framework for a year or two now and I dropped my laptop squarely on the charger while charging and broke the port. I was able to buy a new one for $10 and swap it out in <5min, compare that to having to solder or whatever else
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1y ago
Thanks! I followed the instructions to install it, they were super straight forward. This is exactly what I was looking for! Some notes: - FYI there’s a typo in the docs of the sample use-package declaration, should be one dash instead of t
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1y ago
Cool! I am still new to emacs. Would you be willing to share the elisp? Would be a nice starting point for me :)
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Ask HN: What editor for LaTeX notes do you use?
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I read that statement as saying that no violations are currently on the record, but not precluding that the requirements might currently be being violated.
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Tyranny of the majority is bad, so instead we have a few ten thousand people in PA decide the fate of the country for everyone.
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It's a bit more complicated than that. They all had valid (at the time) visas, but some may have been in violation of the requirements. South Korean companies couldn't get H1-B visas so they instead used VWP or B1/B2 visas me
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1y ago
I am using Firefox on Linux with almost all uBO filters enabled. Not sure what it could be
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1y ago
Something is wrong with this website. It gets stuck at 100% CPU and keeps allocating memory halfway through loading on FireFox. Archive version ( https://archive.is/yfR6J ) works fine.
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1y ago
Rust’s borrow checker has been mathematically verified to be always sound.[0] These are edge case implementation bugs that user code is unlikely to touch. I have never had a soundness hole/segfault from safe Rust, and I am not aware of
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Using Derive_more for Errors in Rust
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America's strategic posture (2023) [pdf]
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