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by renewiltord 6mo ago
This combined with the other guy saying they use Sheets through the API really makes for some of the funniest imagery. “Dave, did you finish that ticket to make the button blue?” “Oh yeah, mate, give me a second to just whip up a script and
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Okay, admittedly when I read these things I lose my mind and become a viral host for the nonsense because I feel the need to retaliate against what is clearly some kind of Blue Tribe mobbery. Clearly it’s a mistaken belief that you allow ta
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
That’s because we pay people well. A low level pharmacy benefits admin makes more than head of cybersecurity for the UK or a doctor in Germany. When you people well, your spending goes up. You can’t pay people a lot and have low spending.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Sure, but I think you should strive to run your community in a way where you’re policing the “I don’t endorse X, but I don’t understand why more people don’t do X” that this comment espouses https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Recently in SF, the police have been very open about their use of drones to follow thieves (completely violating their privacy). It is like China where there are posters telling you drone surveillance is in effect. I think we need to expand
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Indeed, no man is a mob. This is true and a sign of wisdom.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Yeah, one of the problems I have with taxes is that if I pay $100 into taxes I don’t get $100 of value back. Everyone should get at least as much as they put in back. Also, some other people should get more back. But we shouldn’t spend more
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Yes or no, it's too early to tell.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Indeed, one of the great wisdoms of history is that a mobs have no power. We are very wise men so we know that there are no peer reviewed controlled trials showing mobs having power. We call this thing Science.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
This result itself is being described in those terms[1]: > If this is true, then this blog post debunking EML is going to up-end all of mathematics for the next century. This is very concerning for mathematics in general. 1: https:&#x
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
If this is true, then this blog post debunking EML is going to up-end all of mathematics for the next century.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Sure, in the way that people who only use Debian stable are free riding or using Rust are free riding nightly users.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
I didn’t say anyone was a king. I was just talking about troublesome priests.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Build using ecosystem with a better standard library. Too little in node so you have to install lots of deps. I have to encapsulate your tool in docker to prevent node supply chain attack. If you use a better ecosystem with larger standar
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Ideally, when I create valuable content I am paid and when I consume valuable content I don't pay. Advertising does this but I hate it so I don't want that. So ideally, there is no way to extract value from me but I am able to ext
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Touché. Or should I say “me has tocado señor”. Probably not but it would be funny.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Smile more. Touch grease. Roll coal.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
And when you are on your deathbed you will say “I wish I had spent more time on Cloudflare-based products”? I doubt it. No peer-reviewed research has shown people say that.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
It’s in the same source that the original comment linked https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47717529
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Indeed, in fact so many Americans go to Ghana because it’s much nicer to live with the healthcare you get there.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
I don’t actually think so. I think if you apply rigor to those results you find that they don’t stand up. The field of sociology applies rigor selectively. Few of its results actually hold up. I don’t even think the loneliness epidemic is r
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
It was not the last version they released open source. GPT-OSS-120B was released open source after it.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
Okay that before/after is fantastic. Really shows how normal the past is. No wonder she keeps doing it. It must be pretty good for her to be able to remember those moments. I love it!
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
The ends do alter the acceptability of the means. E.g. if I offered you the means of “pay money to flip coin to make money as many times as possible” and the numbers involved were $50k if heads, lose $1k if tails and $50 buy in that’s way d
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
No. That’s not true. https://huggingface.co/openai/gpt-oss-120b Was released after.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
You are right. That is quite nice.
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by renewiltord 6mo ago
24 h before general internal access seems fine. They don’t have general external access.
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by renewiltord 7mo ago
Yeah, but my mum is an eye surgeon and she wouldn't get LASIK. That's just how it is with people involved in the field.
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by renewiltord 7mo ago
I meant from the various compounding pharmacies. But in the worst-case you go with GoodRx and get it for $350/mo (after $199/mo for the first two).

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