samrus

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by samrus 6mo ago
Thats a reason for the clients to be mobile first, but not why it meeds to be an app. It can be the movile version of the website too. Itll be less code manage that way too. Why dont companies just focus on mobile web?
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by samrus 6mo ago
"Some", "many analysts" Come on man. The goal was regime change. They said its regime change. They were chasing the high of the maduro kidnapping. But then they ended up replacing Khamenei with Khamenei like they replace
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by samrus 6mo ago
I was referring to the US government verus the Iranian government. People think its good v evil but thay bombing and the double tapping shows it might be evil v evil Obviously no one is calling the victims evil. You have to suspect thats a
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by samrus 6mo ago
Is this iranians in iran or the diaspora? If its people in iran then theyre walking the walk which is admirable. If its the diaspora then theyre psychopaths for sacrificing innocents for government change in a country they dont live in
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by samrus 6mo ago
Your wife doesnt live in iran im assuming? She wont risk her child being killed in preschool by a tomahawk, or having to live without electricity or transportation or drinking water because trump bombed it? As someone from and in a thirdwor
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by samrus 6mo ago
Those people didnt lose faith in the US after it bombed a preschool? At one point you have to wonder if this is good versus evil or evil versus evil
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by samrus 6mo ago
I try not to say things like this on here, but readong all your comments in this thread, it really feels like your not arguing in good faith
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by samrus 6mo ago
China and russia can. And they can send that shit to iran through pakistan and the caspian You gotta bet china and russia loved what happened here
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by samrus 6mo ago
Call it a draw then. Which is crazy against the world superpower. And terrible for the US
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by samrus 6mo ago
Hormuz isnt international waters. Its split between iran and oman, as woukd the toll be in irans proposal
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by samrus 6mo ago
This sounds like goalpost moving. Like if you fail to acheive regime change, just say whateber the consequences of your failure were had been your objectives from the start. According to "some" who might "say"
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by samrus 6mo ago
The main one was stayed to be regine change. That didnt happen
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by samrus 6mo ago
> If I was in a very small company where I had reason to care and control over things, I'd be far more incentivized to work harder. Exactly. This is the point being missed by the people saying that only some people want to work hard
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by samrus 6mo ago
Not being a stakeholder in them yeah. Which doesnt even necessitate power, but even just the right to be informed and kept abreast of them. The author makes this point in the article
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by samrus 6mo ago
This is what the article says yes
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by samrus 6mo ago
Counter argument to that is that startups are the few (sole?) Type of modern corporation that set up the environment and incentives properly to foster hard, rewarding work. Perhaps everyone would work just as hard but normal companies just
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by samrus 6mo ago
Yeah. And you could be extremely productive in less time than that if the environment and incentives were alligned in a healthy way. This is congruent with the point of the article
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by samrus 6mo ago
They really shouldnt have read all the changes individually. What you gotta do is set up your VC properly so these changes are seperated from good code, and then review the whole set of changes in an IDE that highlights them, like a proto P
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by samrus 6mo ago
"You know whats alot harder? The first 50%" - windows
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by samrus 6mo ago
This is far too negative and reductionist Like saying theres no interesting discussions about programming. Just whether OOP is overhyped, python is slow, how well you can convert a c codebase to rust
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by samrus 6mo ago
Trump's stupidity is why italians are suffering from this oil crisis. It makes sense for them to not want to support it in anyway
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by samrus 7mo ago
What about cops and legislators? They thing AI is infallible and thats very convenient for them since they can thus not mandate cops having to double check tmwhat the AI suggests
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by samrus 7mo ago
Flushing context is something i've found to be critical. If the cintect gets poisoned then you gotta start a new chat or it wont recover. And you need to migrate the validated context from the old chat to the new one. For that it helps
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by samrus 7mo ago
Glib, but it wont be cost effective at that small scale
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by samrus 7mo ago
Thats a bit far. Relu does check x>0 but thats just one non-linearity in the linear/non-linear sandwich that makes up universal function approximator theorem. Its more conplex than just x>0
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by samrus 7mo ago
I feel like this is a somewhat bad faith argument becuase its shifting blame onto the user. Its addicting the same way gambling is addicting. Its ridiculous to say that people who get addicted to it are not neurotypical.
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by samrus 7mo ago
Yeah. I think we should let the free market decide if our children do heroin too. Whatever happens, at least it'll be economically efficient
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by samrus 7mo ago
Sure but the possession itself of that data without a warrant violates the spirit of the 4th ammendment. So its time that loophole was closed so its not a an issue anyway I actually would be fine with the authorities having the ability to p
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by samrus 7mo ago
This is really interesting. At this point you seem to be modelling real human memory In my opinion, this should happen inside the LLM dorectly. Trying to scaffold it on top of the next token predictor isnt going to be fruitful enough. It wo
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by samrus 7mo ago
It would legitimately be hilarious though if the result of this conflict was iran being the one to enact regime change. In terms of the global order

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