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by roysting 8mo ago
Can you explain your reasoning about “forever convictions”, and for full disclosure, do you have a conviction and are thereby biased? Additionally, do you want a special class of privileged people, like a priestly class, who can interpret t
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by roysting 8mo ago
Unfortunately for us all, the assault on liberty even done of the “normies” have started noticing recent, is only the latter stages of this assault on on America that has been going on for arguably 180 years ago. Many in American history ha
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by roysting 8mo ago
Thank you for your astute observation. :)
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by roysting 8mo ago
> nobody budgets time for security architecture on v1 It’s quite literally why the internet is so insecure, because at many points all along the way, “hey, should we design and architect for security?” is/was met with “no, we have p
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by roysting 8mo ago
You will just see the shift of the methods used in government corruption to circumvent such rules, e.g., your wife gets a wildly lucrative “book deal” right after you do something, and then when time has passed, you also get a “book deal” o
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by roysting 8mo ago
Am I missing something? I thought it was not the ad itself, but rather the combination with the reporting on that Guthrie abduction, which claimed that although there was no subscription to the recording service, the video data was still re
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by roysting 8mo ago
It's a broad question, but in many ways, very clearly yes, re. corruption of financial institutions, and to a far greater extent in many, albeit different ways. Incompetence and corruption only slightly overlap in most cases, i.e., bei
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by roysting 8mo ago
SHALL has been interpreted/clarified by US courts as not being a fancy MUST or REQUIRED that many people were taught it to mean, but SHOULD still has it's purposes, e.g., to provide contractual flexibility in development, i.e., a
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by roysting 8mo ago
No. These are not unknowable things. CIA, etc. releases and leaks make it possible for even you to know them. Just because most people are simply unaware because they operate in what can only be described as a manufactured state of ignoranc
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by roysting 8mo ago
The irony is that knowing all the other things that were going on during that period, it sure is good that they were not at all artificially promoted for social engineering purposes, and we can totally be sure of that without any shred of d
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by roysting 8mo ago
That’s cute. You think you will still be interacting with Claude once you’ve been made obsolete.
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by roysting 8mo ago
Arguably that’s long been the case. The genius was in manipulating the peons into striving to be an alpha peon.
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by roysting 8mo ago
You may want to recalibrate things. That’s just about the most unhinged theory here. So “Iran” is just going to go “well, shucks, I guess we can’t launch our drone swarm now that they issued a TFR.” Not even to mention you’re ignoring the T
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by roysting 8mo ago
I wonder if the dormant volcanic field west of El Paso that is covered by the TFR may be similar to Iranian volcanic mountains? Remember, the Netanyahoo just arrived in the US mere hours before this and it is always a bad omen when the devi
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by roysting 8mo ago
I’m not sure how to really get this point across, but you would be very incorrect believing that and I have first hand knowledge of that. Yes, it’s not a waterfall methodology/system like some Soviet central committee planned economy,
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by roysting 8mo ago
All of these types of developments, of the trap door starting to close, really do totally depend on the addiction, the dependency that was created to make sure the people would be unable to withdraw themselves. We now have some generations
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by roysting 8mo ago
I’m not even really sure it’s a cult of personality per se. It seems more like yet another form of mental illness that affects so many Americans in different ways, where they live delusional, parasocial, vicarious lives based on a fantastic
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by roysting 8mo ago
Yes, because the bigger issue is that the whole American system has been so dominated by the rapacious and parasitic mindset of the blob that may be grouped as the PE/investor class (which I also belong to and have benefited from, even
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by roysting 8mo ago
I liken it to manual versus automated industrial production. I think manual coding will always have its place just like how there are even still people who craft things by manual labor, whether it’s woodworkers only using manual tools or bl
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by roysting 8mo ago
Tell me your personal data, passwords, where you keep your money, and that thing you will take to your grave.
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by roysting 8mo ago
The founding fathers hate this one weird trick: simply say the Constitution does not apply to private businesses and then create private businesses that violate the Constitution.
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by roysting 8mo ago
That may be true, but assuming you meant "within 30% of the performance" ... can we just acknowledge that is a rather significant handicap, even ignoring CUDA.
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by roysting 8mo ago
So they are just moving GPU production in-house? Weren't they already designing GPUs for contract with TSMC?
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by roysting 8mo ago
Can this really be a kind of herding stampede behavior over Cowork? It’s been out several days now and just all the sudden today, all the traders suddenly got it into their little herd animal heads that everyone should rush to the exists… a
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by roysting 8mo ago
This is one of the primary reason I am very opposed to “globalism”, because it has not only devastated natural habitats and species like the the subject fungus and all kinds of devastation through invasive species, but it is even destroying
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by roysting 8mo ago
I am confused by “senior-learning engineer”; so he’s learning as a senior, learning at a “senior” level in a “continuous learning”, “life long learning” kind of way? What is senior-learning? Searching for it only comes up with learning for
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by roysting 8mo ago
That seems like a fair perspective; OP “shit” AI Slop on us so the minimum the project deserves is being shit on for making people look at his unreviewed sloppy project without at least warning about it being unreviewed. Just consider what
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by roysting 9mo ago
So just “of the earth”?
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by roysting 9mo ago
Technically apple is also just the general term for fruit from its root in Proto-Indo European, ab(e)l.
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by roysting 9mo ago
It’s about convenience in most cases; an “app” to tap on, not a URL to remember and enter or a bookmark to save, name, file, and locate. Just like apps in general, PWAs are mostly a mobile heavy modality. Bookmarks and the browser is largel

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