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the agreement that it represents. was that not clear?
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wouldn't that make the glaring vulnerability the constitution?
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the history of cars in the US is pretty complicated tbh. most major cities had street cars and rail systems for a long time before major government initiatives ripped them out in favor of highways and streets. I'm not sure cars would b
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I am making an effort to use LLMs at work, but in my workflow it's basically just a fancy auto complete. Having a more AI centric workflow could be interesting, but I haven't thought of a good way to rig that up. I'm also not
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That's the interesting paradox of technological development. If it's out of the bag, then it's out of bag, but that cuts both ways. You can never control who will gain access to advancements. Even if you trust the custodians
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> “We can get through more [coding] quicker and do more tests and learn quicker,” Lu said. “Like, how much time do you spend debugging because you put the bracket in the wrong place? That’s the sort of time spent that’s unnecessary,” she
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I can imagine using this tech to take high-res landscape videos while driving through wilderness regions or places with amazing vistas in general. You'd obviously need a co-pilot to actually operate the drone, but you could get some re
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The real question is, can rovers similar to the ones we have on Mars detect life in places where we know for sure have at least some life? We have to calibrate our expectations right? Given the sensors available on mars rovers, many of the
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"hispanic" is also more like a general term than an identity that anyone in latinoamerica actually holds. we largely identify with our home regions (which actually correspond pretty closely to pre-colonial cultural groups). "
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> Unemployed people are not in a position to protest. Well that's easy enough, put in a safety net so access to basic sustenance can't be used as a weapon to compel people. Unless of course, you need to compel people to work fo
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At least we're being honest about the kind of world we live in. Long live the Shareholders!
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I'm curious, what's wrong with the memory layout? You mean the ollama settings?
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its not really an executive issue, the systems that govern our world were imposed by force and perfer loop that maintain the status quo. with such a system in place, we can't address any issue unless it is obcenely profitable. We have
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Could you give more info about this tech? I can't find any reference to Maya knot writing.
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you would have to make many changes to society to change the process that causes wealth to accumulate. there's no way these people would agree to a one time event (or structural changes for that matter as it goes completely against the
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Not sure which technology OP is talking about, but quipu at least are can store information like census records and dates. Similar concept. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quipu
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Wealth inequality. We could all take massive raises and work way less if we didn't structure the economy specifically to benefit the richest 2k people in the country.
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I was happy to see them get funded, but its fair to be wary. They are a new company after all, but I think there are a lot of emerging markets where this type of vehicle makes more sense than a wagon. I'm pretty pessimistic about US ma
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Not really, its registered as a motorcycle. From what I understand they're going above and beyond on safety to meet standards normally set for cars, but there are other light vehicles that people drive all the time that don't get
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The only EV I'm even interested in is an Aptera. They're building a new class of vehicle that takes advantage of the affordances of full electric. I want a small efficient car that can go long distances and nobody else is building
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The fact that people live like that was a policy choice too. Entire neighborhoods were disrupted to make way for this way of life. It was easy back then because we chose marginalized and poor people to displace. Seems only fair to "do
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Weeds have a function which does run opposite to the objectives of monoculture, but I'd probably put my money on millions of years of evolution over the needs of industrial farmers. Permaculture and "food forest" methodologie
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We aren't driven solely by evolutionary pressure. We can (and have) developed cultures that can easily accept that humans are "just" part of a larger system, even having a unique role, without having to be superior. Our cultu
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I'm 33 and I have a competitive skill set that includes osdev, and application programming, among other things. I'm just not interested in contributing to Linux. I understand that quality matters and that Linux is an important pie
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Good for them. I hope they get to live a real life now, but I can't say I'm optimistic about it..
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You can look up the state budget here: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/lfo/Pages/Publications.asp... Your local municipality probably has some kind of budget transparency thing that you can look at and by compar
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Americans may feel that way, but "Team America: World Police" still applies to US foreign policy in 2024.
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the magic of nixos-anywhere is that you can start with a common OS base image and overwrite it with nixos. you can also run nix as a service on other operating systems. https://lix.systems/install/#on-any-other-linuxmac
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nixos-anywhere and some flakes is all i need! sometimes for new setups I'll run nixos-anywhere and write the config directly on the machine, but that's usually just for sketching out ideas. I'll reprovision with a module afte
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From my perspective, writing out the requirements for an AI to produce the code I want is just as easy as writing it myself. There are some types of boilerplate code that I can see being useful to produce with an LLM, but I don't write

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