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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
you were asked if you tried to have a level discussion, to which you should have answered “no”
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
the difference is you really won’t find me crying about it
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
>We need an alt-right version of AI like we need a pumpkin spice sushiccino. No thanks but no thanks. darn muskovites downvoting deeply thought provoking, critical comments
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
or it’s you wearing shiny new thing glasses
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
>no u
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
you think john carmack has fewer responsibilites than you? while you’ve wasted enough time on here to rack up 15k karma?
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
maybe it’s really saying something about modern education
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by read_if_gay_ 2y ago
>academic there’s your problem, academia skews overwhelmingly leftist
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
>Hacker News
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
yes I read that. do you think it's reasonable to assume that the same expert will be selected so consistently that model swapping times won't dominate total runtime?
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
however, if you need to swap experts on each token, you might as well run on cpu.
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
rules for thee but not for me is not a western invention
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Exploitation bad. Socialism good!
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Capitalism bad!
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Actually, if you truly, really want to understand Bash by my personal arbitrary standard, then you must be able to produce the entire source code from memory, because that is the real book to rule them all. Sure, you might be able t
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Indeed, anything and everything that can conceivably be used for malicious purposes should be severely restricted so as to make those particular usecases near impossible, even if the intended use is thereby severely hindered, because people
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
> videos about reptilians controlling the world on channels with 8M subscribers Link?
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Who's we? Cause I didn't see gp making this point.
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
You mean to say you didn't make any backups?
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Clearly currencies don't pay dividends but doesn't matter for this argument. There's a fair chunk of people treating stocks exactly the way gp described. To conclude from that that all stocks are a ponzi is as retarded as it
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Since it's apparently not obvious, long term holding your coins in a centralized exchange misses the entire point of crypto. Not understanding that takes some skill indeed.
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
And what is this made up quote (not to call it a strawman, as the wapo is certainly a prestigious outlet with very high standards) supposed to prove?
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
Oh, so stocks must be a ponzi as well.
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
like everything you said could apply to nvidia gpus as well
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
man, that's a whole lot of mental gymnastics to justify scummy benchmark practices from apple.
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
and what makes you think windows users update their devices every single generation?
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
clickbait is not what i meant, why are we having a reddit-tier comment chain?
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
i can't believe the sole use you could think of is timing the market on junk food
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
>inflation is a good thing and here's why
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by read_if_gay_ 3y ago
oh irony

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