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by scotty79 7mo ago
I stuck with WinForms. It was the last tech that made your app look and feel like Windows app. Everything that came later was basically a struggle to make something that Electron actually delivered.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
From the same paper: "Higher marginal tax rates are associated with increases in gross wages and earnings." The part that you cited is where they cite the old papers by other authors. They also say why conclusions of those papers
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by scotty79 7mo ago
It's really not as straightforward as they make it to be: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00472... Higher taxes cause gross pay to raise. There's evidence that increasing
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by scotty79 7mo ago
Just imagine what would happen if income taxes for employees were reduced to zero. If you think employees would have that much more money you don't think straight. Employers don't pay workers as much as they can. They pay them as
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by scotty79 7mo ago
It's not shifted. It's just there. It was never on the employees. Employees don't have their own money to tax. Employees money is employers money. That's its source. Employees get taxed when they spend money by being con
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by scotty79 7mo ago
People tend to think that income taxes lower your salary. While in practice employers know exactly for how little money (in hand) you are willing to work and in absence of income taxes would just pay this much less so that your money in han
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by scotty79 7mo ago
One of the astronauts is Sunday school teacher and took the Bible up there with him as a comfort item. It was mentioned in the news already. https://premierchristian.news/en/news/article/there-are-no-a... Don
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by scotty79 7mo ago
It very much depends on the workloads. If you inspect existing code (that somebody else wrote over the years) usage runs out quickly. If you are building your own greenfield stuff the sky is the limit.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
So basically their move is an admission that they can't scale up their capacity accordingly to shifting demand while keeping the current pricing. Customers have their own value calculations. If they can't use Claude for autonomous
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by scotty79 7mo ago
deepgram seems really good (esp Enhanced and Nova 3 models).
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by scotty79 7mo ago
This benchmark should have Whisper large-v3 as one of the models.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
Is this relevant? It's written in JS. LLMs are probably great in deobfuscation.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
I think they are aware that things don't disappear from the internet. So they chose just to gently indicate that it wasn't meant for publishing.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
As far as I can tell they do nothing with it. They just log it.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
I'll start believing in brainless clones once I see tech that protects bodies of people with neural damage from wasting away due to lack of movement.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
I think it's the future of entertainment. Ruthlessly mocking idiots in power (and others). To be honest it's the present of some entertainment.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
To propel things in space you don't need as much energy as you need momentum. With antimatter you just have momentum of the photons that were produced in the annihilation. I don't know if that's the best way of getting moment
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by scotty79 7mo ago
Free neutorns are everywhere? Why? I think they live only about 10 minutes outside of nuclei.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
GLM 5 here is significantly better than GPT-5.4
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by scotty79 7mo ago
Previous iterations of ARC-AGI were reminiscent of IQ tests. This one is just too easy and the fact that models do terribly bad on it probably means that there is input mode mismatch or operation mode mismatch. If model creators are willing
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by scotty79 7mo ago
General intelligence not owning retinas. Denying proper eyesight harness is like trying to construct speech-to-text model that makes transcripts from air pressure values measured 16k times per second, while human ear does frequency-power me
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by scotty79 7mo ago
> Netanyahu's follow-up coffee shop video is real too Really? The coffee in his cup, filled to the brim, did the most bizarre dance possible. And he handled the cup as if was empty, without any care.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
Today it's a joke, but in a year or two it's gonna be genuine strategy to avoid paying yourself for all the inference your open source project needs. Tokens are gonna be worth a lot. Event today there are already programmers who a
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by scotty79 7mo ago
"There's infinite amount of money in the federal reserve."
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by scotty79 7mo ago
I think models from one year ago with proper harness should be easily beating humans at this task on average. Human CEOs decisions are worse than random chance.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
I meant peak for MS. > It was abandoned too soon. This is probably a recurring theme for MS UI frameworks.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
What does "you" even mean?
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by scotty79 7mo ago
I feel like WinForms was peak (because it was close to Delphi) and it went downhill from there.
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by scotty79 7mo ago
Does the thread of you your consciousness end when you go to sleep? Does the thread of someone elses consciousness ends when they experience grand mal seizure and thrir electrical brain activity goes wrong all at once and then resets? How&#
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by scotty79 7mo ago
> Online anonymity has significant, real-world drawbacks. Online anonymity has significant, real-world benefits which every doxxed person ever will list for you.

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