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by recuter 4y ago
> If someone made fake milk that tasted like the real thing Note that he wrote the word fake. It is a hypothetical fake milk. There was no dismissiveness intended. > It's similar with how you replied to my comment with "plea
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by recuter 4y ago
The cost of the ETA has not been confirmed but it is expected to be in a similar range to those schemes. The U.S. Electronic System for Travel Authorization costs $21. The European Union is set to launch its own digital travel autho
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by recuter 4y ago
Why on earth is asking such an absolutely necessary question a bad faith thing :/ His reply is good, especially this bit: > Of course I'm not keen to spend more on plants than I would for an animal product, and one wonders how
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by recuter 4y ago
> Dietary choices are a personal thing, all the new options are only good for that (not withstanding misleading advertising). I have some bad news about oat milk with regards to that as well. https://www.jeffnobbs.com/pos
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by recuter 4y ago
Can you explain what imaginary environmental benefits your imaginary fake milk is supposed to have?
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by recuter 4y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-60128075 Plant-milk brand Oatly has been told not to repeat some of its adverts, after complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) were upheld. The ads, which used t
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by recuter 4y ago
> These are some of the brightest people on the planet, yet I've only heard good things about OpenAI leadership, especially Sam Altman, and their commitment to actually guiding AI for the better. Hear hear. It ought to be remembered
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by recuter 4y ago
> the desire to create emphasis when otherwise the point being made is prosaic has lead people in Silicon Valley to come up with this odd writing style where adverbs are deployed in ways that no decent writer would. Perfectly discromulen
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by recuter 4y ago
Linked "article" quotes this tweet of his: My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci > In five words, Musk manages to mock transgender and nonbinary people, signal his disdain for public-health officials, and send up a flare
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by recuter 4y ago
Such as?
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by recuter 4y ago
Seems like a reading comprehension issue. Difficult as it may be, try to re-read in good faith with your programmer hat on. To me the key part of the article is this bit: > he seemed to suggest that the changes would be walked back, at l
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by recuter 4y ago
That's a pretty important just. They chose to go down this path at this time and shipped, now I can run the 64B Llama on a widely available $3,999 prosumer device. How much would a PC that can do that currently cost me and can I have i
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by recuter 4y ago
I asked what his viewpoints are supposed to be and literally nobody responded accordingly. Throwing shade doesn't cut mustard with me, sorry. > I do. But I'll disengage at this point, given your insincerity. Aw :( Yeah that jus
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by recuter 4y ago
Your Bloomberg article is a rehash of the verge article discussed down thread. The twitter files are not a change of subject as they are precisely about the power of the algorithm, censorship, and how it was tinkered with prior to Musk taki
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by recuter 4y ago
> This is such a classic "just asking questions" move. You could save a lot of time in your day if you concern trolled a little less. If only I would go along with mindless gossip without asking questions. The artificial bo
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by recuter 4y ago
> Currently, only LLaMA-7B is supported since I haven't figured out how to merge the tensors of the bigger models. However, in theory, you should be able to run 65B on a 64GB MacBook Suddenly the choices Apple made with its silicon
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by recuter 4y ago
> Anyone can post anything, but Musk can and has systemically prioritized his tweets over organic content. I'd be interested in any sort of proof. > Musk is very vocal about his far-right views. He's anti-union, anti-publi
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by recuter 4y ago
What are his viewpoints and how are they amplified considering anybody can post anything?
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by recuter 4y ago
If the left is highly fragmented it is hard to make generalizations like "most leftists are anti-authoritarian". You yourself mention the tankies and others with an authoritarian bend. You might say they are not true lefties and a
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by recuter 4y ago
> Nothing. Most leftists are anti-authoritarian and want strict limits on the power of the state. > 'The left' is highly fragmented in western countries These two things seem incongruent. I like how both yours and the other
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by recuter 4y ago
> Anyone wanting to argue about cops overreaching and breaking rules should point to a situation where the cops didn't find anything horrible. You just gave a hypothetical where 999 times out of 1000 that is the case. I remember a p
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by recuter 4y ago
> any data requests seem to have served a legitimate purpose Any and all?
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by recuter 4y ago
"Cloudflare Registrar is only available for customers that use Cloudflare as their authoritative DNS provider (also known as a full setup)." Wow. Just wow. What happens if I register a domain via Cloudflare but decide later I don&
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by recuter 4y ago
And you know this how? :)
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by recuter 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salami_slicing_tactics
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by recuter 4y ago
Why is his perspective brittle and yours is not pray tell? Have you considered you are in some sort of puritanical bubble?
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by recuter 4y ago
I mean, I'm interested but I don't know I am that interested. Can you just tell me the conclusion and I'll read Liu based on that? :)
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by recuter 4y ago
pipx is for installing python scripts as cli tools, as an end user. Say there is a thing called ytb-dlp that lets you download YouTube videos. Instead of creating a virtualenv for it yourself, activating it, pip installing this thing inside
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by recuter 4y ago
venv is a bundled virtualenv subset. It came after it. Now you don't need to install virtualenv since venv comes bundled with python. Don't concern yourself. pyenv, poetry are wrappers and do different things. You would use pyenv
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by recuter 4y ago
I know it sounds wild but this factoid and the Coca Cola company have quite a bit to do with the US government attitude towards the coca leaf and its legal status. See links posted upthread.

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