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by seatac76 1y ago
Some of this stuff feels rather sketchy. I’m not sure if this counts towards raising anxiety due to random border control policies.
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by seatac76 1y ago
I remember going to the Louvre into the room with a Mona Lisa and being surprised by two things: - How small the actual painting is, I always imagined it to be bigger. - And the sea of heads between the entrance and the panting, there was n
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by seatac76 1y ago
So pig butchering based out of SEA is now the dominant scam form? It’s crazy how quickly this came to dominate the landscape.
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by seatac76 1y ago
One of my best experiences in life has been walking the back streets of Kyoto in cold winter nights and just checking into a tiny noodle shop for some warm noodles. The whole experience is just so peaceful. Highly recommend just walking the
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by seatac76 1y ago
I’ve been writing Python for over a decade and was still using the Pyenv Virtualenv (dated I know). Lately I had been trying to switch over to Poetry. Somehow it never works smoothly for me. Then I looked at uv and oh boy is it better. Ever
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by seatac76 1y ago
It probably makes sense to do so. Not that I condone the FICO hustle. But small loans can add up quickly and delinquencies need to be measured for financial market stability.
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by seatac76 1y ago
So strategically Iran has no options here. Their reddest of red lines were crossed and all we got was a pre determined attack just for show. This provides no stability in the region. The diffused conflicts will continue sadly.
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by seatac76 1y ago
Indian civil aviation market is pretty safe, given the amount of air travel in that country. Curious do you any data to back up your claims? The only case I Know of Junior Office/Senior office air crash was a Korean airline crash.
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by seatac76 1y ago
The comment is quite stupid given the context. But I’ll play. The government never denied fighters were lost in the early days they just didn’t confirm it either. They did confirm it later though.
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by seatac76 1y ago
I mean for this kind of money and pedigree the obvious answer to me is kill the smartphone level tech. 10 mins I spent watching that weird video in third person dialogue no less, they better deliver something great.
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by seatac76 1y ago
That is an insane amount to hire Johnny Ive. Just to signal to the market that OpenAI is getting into hardware, what on earth could they be building towards. They’ve been writing some big checks off late, these costs will have to be justifi
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by seatac76 1y ago
If that is your concern, then the thing to worry about is dramatic loss in food production before energy becomes an issue.
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by seatac76 1y ago
Ahh I see. Thanks
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by seatac76 1y ago
I just bought the annual license for all IDEs did not know this was a restriction that’s a bummer. Surely they can do some pattern analysis to determine which systems belong to a single license.
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by seatac76 1y ago
I’m always in awe of LLM code generation capabilities but it does make me sad, it’s not joyful and I feel terrible that I’m not learning anything.
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by seatac76 1y ago
I think it’s early days let’s wait a bit before claiming results, lot of noise. So far only one Rafale has been confirmed, but if India has lost planes it will surely come out. Also goes to show 4th Gen aircraft cannot penetrate a heavily
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by seatac76 1y ago
I really do not think the onus is on India to provide evidence every time a terrorist attack happens when it’s official Pakistan policy to orchestrate it. Evidence was provided during previous conflicts Kargil, Mumbai didn’t do much did it.
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by seatac76 1y ago
I don't think stuff like this belongs on HN, I come here to get away from the news.
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by seatac76 1y ago
This is attempt to draw a false equivalence between two events which does not stand scrutiny. Islamic terrorists are a keystone pillar of Pakistani society, they walk openly and are supported by the state. Plenty of literature around how Pa
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by seatac76 1y ago
It is true though, India has the moral upper hand here. All Pakistan has achieved in it's short existence is to be thug for hire(first US now China) and a place for midwifing every other Islamic terrorist faction. It is also inherently
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by seatac76 1y ago
Things most likely will not escalate. These terrorist attacks are always planned by Pak Army with the next steps in mind. Pak Army needs a war to re assert it's dominance. It is under a lot of pressure domestically due to what they did
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by seatac76 2y ago
Didn’t think Major M&A’s from OpenAI would start this early.
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by seatac76 2y ago
I’m sure this was driven by the government as opposed to TSMC volunteering to take this on. Some behind the scenes action made this happen.
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by seatac76 2y ago
I think the cautious faction of AI debate won temporarily inside Google, letting OpenAI take the lead. Lessons should be learnt from that experience. I do think Google will come out ahead in the end Gemini and Gemma are great models. Let’s
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by seatac76 2y ago
Warm welcome Tom! Hope it’s an easy gig.
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by seatac76 2y ago
He could have continued for weeks, imho he did the good citizen and responsible journalist thing here. Made the public aware before it really got out of hand.
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Kevin Drum Passes Away(jabberwocking.com)
9 points by seatac76 2y ago|2 comments
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by seatac76 2y ago
That was a navy landing. Looks like the landing gear buckled. Also doesn’t look like there was much flaring prior to touchdown.
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by seatac76 2y ago
40,000 now according to WSJ
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by seatac76 2y ago
I chuckled at this. Tried to find an article that came out recently about why Mormons make good spies but couldn’t unfortunately.

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