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by redeux 2y ago
> Attitudes like that show networking is less cool now. I entered tech as a network engineer in 2009 and networking has never been “cool” for my generation. I worked at a major networking OEM and I seemed to be the only one interested in
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Looks like a fun take on the snake game and it reminds me a lot of Undertale. I think the lede is actually buried here though. The claim is that they were able to generate this game using zero shot prompting. > That creation is way more
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> Embrace the jank Love this! I wish you would be been involved with the release team for Helldivers II.
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The Fairness Doctrine was never found incompatible with the First Amendment. It was removed by a politicized FCC. The topic was taken up by the Supreme Court and they did not find that it violated the constitution, quite the opposite actual
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Not OP but, the political polarization, governmental dysfunction, and eventually the rise of an extremist right wing government can be at least partially attributed to the deregulation of media - specifically the repeal of the fairness doct
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The idea of a free market should be dirty. Free markets are not a good thing for anyone but select capitalists. People benefit from regulated markets, where excesses and foul play are curbed for the public benefit. Bezos is advocating for f
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by redeux 2y ago
I can confirm. My Rat Terrier will absolutely not respond if she gets out. Best I can do is throw tennis balls towards the house so she runs in that general direction, assuming that’s the most interesting thing she’s found to hunt yet.
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But there’s no clear evidence that lengthy prison sentences act as a deterrent. https://nap.nationalacademies.org/read/18613/chapter/7#135
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“… most of the best painting I've ever seen were put on the refrigerator with a magnet. And I think most of us, maybe all of us, when we're three, four, five, six, seven we can all - we're all artists, we all have that thing.
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> One caveat: the six triggers are, importantly, specific to Twitter. On Instagram—where a poem might pop up accompanied by a coffee cup or pen artfully in frame, as well as watercolor or pen-and-ink illustrations—even terrible verse rar
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by redeux 2y ago
> You complain about digital distractions while writing novels in HN comment threads. That's like criticizing fast food while waiting in the drive-thru line. >You'll write a thoughtful essay about 'digital minimalism&#x
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Same for people who live in the Southwest US, unless someone makes a 'touch dirt' or 'touch cactus' plugin.
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You may not like it but a US agency advancing US interests is not fraud and there are no actual allegations of something that would meet the definition of fraud.
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Actual fraud coming from a private company taking advantage of the US Government, which is how almost all fraud happens - not from the “deep state”
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If the “backdoor” is simple to implement and extremely difficult to detect ahead of time it’s possible that even these models could become victim to some kind of supply chain or insider attack. OpenAI already famously leaked secret info fro
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> Age differences are particularly pronounced among Republicans when it comes to views of Musk. About half (47%) of Republicans under 30 express an unfavorable view of Musk. By comparison, 23% of those ages 30 to 49 and even fewer of tho
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Kleenex is probably a good example of this. Tissues are a commodity but nevertheless people will still pay more for Kleenex branded tissues. That feels like a moat to me.
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Does anyone else see the eery comparison between the name DOGE (department of government efficiency) and the things Orwell warned about in 1984? It seems very prescient, but I know this isn't the first time in history that regimes have
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Technically DOGE is part of the United States Digital Service (USDS)
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LLMs tend to be very naive in their outputs when you start asking for anything below surface level. If you ask it how to audit something, it'll probably give you a solid high level answer - look at a, b, c and try to build a narrative
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What say you of the Trump vs United States (appropriately named) ruling that gives the president immunity from crimes committed while in office? Does that align with the idea that SCOTUS may reign in presidential power? https://e
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Death is certain. Making $1M in a single shot is anything but.
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Actual title: White House says Musk is not DOGE employee, has no authority to make decisions The white house council stated this in a legal filing, which may not represent the actual facts on the ground.
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The Nissan Leaf is in the 3000 lbs range and a fairly small hatchback.
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It would be nice to be able to see some gameplay without being required to log in first.
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In a timeline where ai continues to advance at the current rate and ends up destroying a lot of office jobs I could see the trades becoming much more competitive since the potential labor pool would become much larger.
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Cool, I’ll play black
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With Neuralink no less.
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This sticker is dangerous and inconvenient, but I do love Fig Newtons.
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I drive a 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 and I wouldn’t recommend it. I’ve had to deal with plenty of bugs and there’s some weird (although probably minor) UX issues, but the kicker is it’s now been at the dealership for over a month. It’s a complet

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