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by rib3ye 7mo ago
In my view, this guy's podcast didn't get big talking about AI, it's best known for cold war history and foreign policy discussions with Sarah Paine of the U.S. Naval War College.
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by rib3ye 7mo ago
It's not a coincidence the equally clueless citizens are asking for these laws. Like in business, sometimes it's better to do "some thing" when you're not smart enough to do the right thing. Maybe you get there, may
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Jeffery Epstein met with m00t in 2011(archive.ph)
13 points by rib3ye 8mo ago|2 comments
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I Built an Automated Art Business with AI Then Realized It Was a Terrible Idea(youtube.com)
1 points by rib3ye 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rib3ye 8mo ago
After they were roasted by the 2022–2023 Pentagon doc leaks, it was pretty obvious they were going to take action. And not just that event: Parents are roasting Roblox for kids getting groomed, but after the relationship is initiated, the g
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by rib3ye 8mo ago
don't go creating problems where we don't need solutions.
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by rib3ye 8mo ago
When picking a fight with product marketing, just don't.
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by rib3ye 8mo ago
In the past, my job has been exactly this. A few times I took my hands off the wheel to see if I was truly redundant. Let's just say, I wasn't. At worst, I was the only one looking at the schedule. At best, I was a support mechani
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by rib3ye 8mo ago
usually this is called a program manager, not really a manager (like a people manager) per say...
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
There are many such walls or discreet hidden spots, like tunnels, where the graffiti artists paint for other artists. But painting in wide-open spots where the public can judge is just part of the culture. Maybe I should have compared graff
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
He's arguing that the authorities aren't doing anything about it, and the reason is, (going out on a limb here) SF residents are sympathetic to the renegade artistic expression argument.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
This site scrapes the city efforts to document who is doing "how much" damage/art. Once they catch an artist in the act, they will use these archives to recommend a punishment. But your point in valid - San Francisco likes gr
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
If a graffiti artist believed shitting on a lawn was art, they would, but they don't. The problem and solution are similar to OSS: The problem: the artists have something to say, they want as many people as possible to see it and use i
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
I didn't.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
I’m the early 2000s I worked as an assistant producer on a San Francisco graffiti documentary featuring several of these artists https://youtu.be/7Ub8uRFzUCQ
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
Follow up Q: what are you supposed to do when the context becomes too large? Start a new conversation/context window and let Claude start from scratch?
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
> kept the context above the ~60% remaining level where coding models perform at their absolute best Maybe this is obvious to Claude users but how do you know your remaining context level? There is UI for this?
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
Can anyone explain a user flow for how a Palantir product enables ICE to go from app launch to ‘target arrested’?
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
Overeating doesn’t just happen in a bubble - there is a confluence of issues creating anxiety and stress in Americans’s daily lives leading to the obesity issue.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
Unprecedented times call for unlikely youtube heroes.
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Gadget Exposed a Spy Camera [video](youtube.com)
77 points by rib3ye 9mo ago|47 comments
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
Is agreeing with an adversary on a single point the same as praising them?
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
I believe the point here is to evaluate if we're cool with how we treated our kids being part of our legacy.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
I can't wait to hear stories from Linus' kid's childhoods.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
It goes back to the core issue: which nations have the moral right to tell others how to conduct domestic policy.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
I believe Russia signed over those rights voluntarily on Ukrainian independence.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
You’re not wrong about the motives, but others are: The U.S. has all the oil it needs right now. The message from the U.S. to the world is: don’t nationalize our businesses infrastructure and then use it against our interests (even if they
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
I wonder if you would defend Trump for the same actions, and also don’t forget ‘dismantling free press’ in Hugo’s list of accomplishments.
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
Charlie’s will explains their mindset: https://youtu.be/FvRT15EayG0
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by rib3ye 9mo ago
https://cppa.ca.gov/data_broker_registry/

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