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1y ago
People get colds in the winter time because they are all packed inside (without proper ventilation (ha!)).
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Python still has no standard and open antagonistic towards refactoring their standard library so that the language and the library aren't shipped as a monolith. The most difficult part for alternative Python implementations is supporti
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It would have to be shown with a large engineering margin that the exhaust salt would have known quantifiable effects. It too might need to be physically subsea buried.
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They don't talk about pollution, some pollution will drop off while coagulating microplastics can be much higher. The whole ocean is basically a fractionating column. Of course they are going to want to dump the salt in the bottom to c
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1y ago
Inform me about my assumption of gender.
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Don't pretend. You are trolling. The same thing can be said for circular saw. The intention is the important aspect regardless of the purpose of the device. Stop being coy and immature.
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You are an algorithm.
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Devices are supposed to work as intended, implied is WHEN intended. If you have a circular saw that randomly cuts when not asked, is a mature response "oh no our cutty thing cuts" ? That is why your post was flagged. A snarky, sni
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I think what you meant to say is "that is not an enforced fair and free market" which is much different than capitalism. The free-market folks talk about something that works in theory as an ideal, but has never actually been put
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All of Open Source needs a sunlit patent pool, a searchable database of documented inventions AND all of the follow on ideas around them. This could provide a way to force patent examiners to do their jobs and allow the Open Source Communi
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1y ago
What a shallow, dismissive and sexist thing to say.
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They aren't deifying jobs, Jobs was an asshole, but when you confabulate what you think is your tech god and then larp as that, you make a worse version of everything.
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1y ago
There is no built in graph functionality correct? But one could use existing mechanisms like metadata or storing the link between documents as a document itself?
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How would you use the built in functionality to enable graph functionality? Metadata or another document used as the link or collection of links?
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1y ago
Money and Heat has a strong ability to encourage crazy.
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I think this is interesting research. I could see BLE beacons that announce what level of sharing one is comfortable with. Not unlike systems used at conferences to denote if someone can take their picture and what they can do with it.
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> I'm not comparing single-file vs multiple files, I'm comparing single-file vs NPM/PIP/go get/Cargo You are talking about your own thing. Everyone else is talking about the number of files, not the distribution
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1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compute_Express_Link
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Everything is undergoing chaos all at once, everywhere. Programming has not had such a powerful upheaval since probably forever. Some is grift, some is awe, some is sadness. What I want out of programming since craft in some regards, but mo
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Not offended. One of us is probably an LLM.
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It is just simulating the affect as best it can. You are always asking the model a probabilistic question that it has to interpret. I think when you ask it to be warm and empathetic, it has to use some of its "intelligence" (quote
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I'd buy the microvan version of the 2013 Nissan Leaf with a 170 mile range for 25k USD. And I'd never buy a new car.
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Thanks for the link. Code itself will be devalued as the artifact.
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In the grand scheme of things, even GPLing your code doesn't matter as the AI is still trained on it. As AI increases in capabilities, it can just read and rewrite your code. And all code is useful in some way. As mentioned in the comm
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Calley only served 5 months behind bars, the other 35 were under house arrest. https://time.com/archive/6878225/the-military-galley-paroled...
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That is a good idea, those GPUs should be hardwired to only mine Trump Coin.
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I thought the EPA was deregulating everything except flouride which it was going to deem a poison.
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And PFAS are used heavily in the manufacturing of microchips (photoresist and etching).
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I was amazed at how good and cheap the food was in Mountain View and Sunnyvale. That is a bummer.
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