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by selcuka 1y ago
Unfortunately there were also badly written, overwriting viruses that destroyed the host. I made a COM-to-EXE convertor back in time so that I can compress them with LZEXE (I don't remember anything about it, but I guess I just prepend
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by selcuka 1y ago
They will clone the clones as well. /s
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by selcuka 1y ago
> According to the study, this is the case for almost every region in the world that is a major source of immigrants to the United States.
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by selcuka 1y ago
You gave an example where the use of react would be justified to prove your point. You could have also given one where it isn't. The article is about the latter.
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by selcuka 1y ago
Sure. The point is, people use React for everything, even static web sites, not only for creating reactive user interfaces. They do it because someone else told them so.
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by selcuka 1y ago
Analogies have their limits. That being said, there is always a learning curve. Imagine a situation you want your 5 year old to assist you, but you don't want to teach them how to safely use a power drill.
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by selcuka 1y ago
I think this is not the point of the argument. Power driver solves a problem, but not everyone has that problem. Some jobs just need a drill. The article argues that while React solves a problem, not everyone actually has a problem that req
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by selcuka 1y ago
My understanding is that it also affects RAG ("grounding" in Google terminology): > [...] and for grounding (providing content from the Google Search index to the model at prompt time to improve factuality and relevancy) in Gem
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by selcuka 1y ago
> plus it's a pretty dangerous game for them to play against large, powerful actors with legions of lawyers Like book publishers?
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by selcuka 1y ago
No, they explicitly block Gemini as well: User-agent: Google-Extended Disallow: / Gemini still uses the same user agent, but it has a different robots.txt entry (Google-Extended) [1]: > Google-Extended is a standalone p
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by selcuka 1y ago
You are clearly reading the data incorrectly. It says that immigration (third world or not) reduces the crime and murder rate. U.S.-born citizens are more prone to incarceration.
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by selcuka 1y ago
No murders? No. You should read about the "Nirvana fallacy". Fewer murders? Yes. The homicide rate is 0.854 per capita in Australia (5.763 in the US) and much lower than US in most European countries (Russia being the exception).
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by selcuka 1y ago
> You've given irrelevant data In fact, calling it "irrelevant" is pushing the boundaries of good faith. It definitely includes "third world" immigrants, too. Apparently we haven't been able to find any stat
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by selcuka 1y ago
> this should logically be incredibly low on our priority list. 0.00006% every year... Why should there be a priority list? Why can't we improve multiple things simultaneously? > we solve this by raising the gun purchase age to 2
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by selcuka 1y ago
> US is number one or two in immigration from 3rd world countries This is good, because over the last 150 years, immigrants have been found to be significantly less likely to commit crimes than the U.S.-born [1] [2] [3]. > It has one
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by selcuka 1y ago
> Hypothetically speaking... Exactly... > murder is very closely related to poverty US is the only first world country, together with Russia, in the top 100 intentional homicide list [1]. The previous 3 countries are Burundi, Mayotte,
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by selcuka 1y ago
Fair point, but not mentioning the socio-economic level of the top 100 countries in that list is also disingenuous. For a fairer comparison with similar countries; the per capita rate is 5.763 (!) for US, while it is 2.273 for Canada, 1.148
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by selcuka 1y ago
Your questions are irrelevant in the context. If you live in a country with lots of gun related deaths, you'd be concerned about getting shot. Having an equally high number of knife related deaths does not change this fact.
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by selcuka 1y ago
US is the 6th country in gun related deaths per capita [1]. I think human brains are very good at statistics. [1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/gun-death...
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by selcuka 1y ago
Both can be true at the same time.
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by selcuka 1y ago
I personally feel bad for their kids and wives, too. I honestly don't understand who wouldn't, and why?
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by selcuka 1y ago
I haven't seen any ads for years either. I use uBlock Origin, plus I've configured my Firefox to open YouTube always in a dedicated container, that logs me out of any Google-related stuff as I never upvote or comment anyway. Brows
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by selcuka 1y ago
That makes sense, thanks.
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by selcuka 1y ago
I'm not saying he should. Just trying to understand the issue. Apparently there are two conflicting contracts (or two sections within one contract), and Branch is counting on the fact that Branch can go after Kevin but Kevin can't
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by selcuka 1y ago
I don't fully understand the situation. This statement [1] seems to indicate that Nova doesn't have to open-source it: > Cliff: Branch owns Nova completely and Kevin has no access to it in any way at all. So no, he can't r
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by selcuka 1y ago
I agree. The original report is vague about that as well: > Over 80 percent of organizations have explored or piloted them, and nearly 40 percent report deployment. But these tools primarily enhance individual productivity, not P&L p
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by selcuka 1y ago
> I suppose every one of us has asked Not at all. I was shocked when I noticed that how few people have asked themselves this question. In fact, it is impossible to even explain this question to the majority of people. Most people confus
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by selcuka 1y ago
> If you are a secular person, it should follow that you are a non-dualist. It depends on your definition of "dualism". If you define it as "having a soul that was created by a higher being", then yes, they are mutual
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by selcuka 1y ago
Apparently the new version [1] will use Tauri instead of Electron, which uses the OS's native webview. [1] https://github.com/NuclearPlayer/nuclear-xrd
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by selcuka 1y ago
https://pages.cloudflare.com/

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