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by rcpt 2y ago
By riffraff you mean cars? Or are you trying to be cute and suggest something else?
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by rcpt 2y ago
Poor people are riding the bus."congestion pricing is regressive" is the most tired bad faith argument out there. Here's a list of things that are worse: https://cityobservatory.org/ten-things-more-inequitable
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by rcpt 2y ago
> tax water for agricultural use Yeah good luck with this one
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by rcpt 2y ago
The issue is animal agriculture, not almonds. For example cow milk uses more water in absolute terms, and more water per calorie, than almond milk.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Santa Cruz has one.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Is that a gaming monitor?
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by rcpt 2y ago
I can't see as much color as a mantis shrimp or sense electric fields like a shark but I still think I'm closer to AGI than they are
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by rcpt 2y ago
I don't think flagging automatically kills posts, no?
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by rcpt 2y ago
LLMs absolutely destroy interview questions and programming contests. They can spit out well designed classes and nicely packaged functions instantly. But in my experience they haven't been great whenever asked to something more high l
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by rcpt 2y ago
You can ask AI to help with your prompt
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by rcpt 2y ago
Hadn't heard about that what happened?
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by rcpt 2y ago
What are the domains?
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by rcpt 2y ago
It would still be the same place and that place is called San Francisco California
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by rcpt 2y ago
Entirety of Irvine, California
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by rcpt 2y ago
If suburbs are truly people's preference then we shouldn't need laws to mandate their existence
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by rcpt 2y ago
Here in Los Angeles we have honest to God oil derricks on public school grounds and in the middle of our neighborhoods but you can't build an apartment or open up a new corner store because of zoning.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Got it working this afternoon this is great! thanks
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by rcpt 2y ago
> extracting value Did you mean creating wealth? I'm not talking about land speculation. I'm talking about creating businesses and jobs for everyone. I'm talking about hard labor that's necessary for our society to ru
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by rcpt 2y ago
> Massachusetts
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by rcpt 2y ago
This defeatist attitude accomplishes nothing. Do not obey in advance
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by rcpt 2y ago
Every Republican must swear an oath to uphold Grover Norquist thought
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by rcpt 2y ago
I don't think we'll see born-in-the-USA Americans moving to Shenzhen anytime soon. But a huge fraction of our workforce is immigrants who have given up their homeland and distanced themselves from their families and communities in
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by rcpt 2y ago
Really just unbelievably stupid that the US has decided to brain drain itself for no reason at all.
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by rcpt 2y ago
The "don't care" continues to baffle me
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by rcpt 2y ago
How much "wasted spending" do you know about? What fraction of foreign owned land is Chinese?
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by rcpt 2y ago
> We have a magic algorithm that will make artificial general intelligence from just gradient descent, next-token prediction, and transformers Which exec is this?
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by rcpt 2y ago
Well when the president hands over all the data they've been collecting it makes their job a lot harder https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2023/12/politics/missing-rus...
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by rcpt 2y ago
Maybe it has something to do with those mishandled classified documents about Russian interference in US elections that turned up at Mar a Lago in 2021.
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by rcpt 2y ago
I don't think I understand this comment
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by rcpt 2y ago
> not in the mood to build a web scraper (it has the same soul-sucking effect on me as prompting an LLM) I guess the joke is that nowadays you crawl pages by prompting and LLM

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