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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
IIRC, Win2000 would wait for most/all services to complete startup before showing the login UI. XP would allow login as soon as enough of the system was started to support it. The tradeoff is that you might have slow performance from H
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
Alex Karp is clearly off his rocker. This is a good move.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
Why are you so determined to find a way to make an obvious exaggeration partially true? Your local example failed, so you hand-waved at expensive areas. Someone points out that it's also false in an expensive area, and you say "no
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
The legislative process (particularly nowadays) moves too slow to react to changes in the real world. The administrative processes provided a gap-fill function that could be somewhat more responsive. That is now lost.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
> However Kushner is in office, he does work on peace deals in the middle east. He has an official title and does work with many countries and many people. Actually, that's part of the problem. Jared Kushner did have a formal govern
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
And Trump's corruption is orders of magnitude worse. Hunter Biden is not in office, is not running for office. I wouldn't support a campaign from him because "whose crotches were involved in your creation" is not a quali
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
I eat a lot of fast food, including Popeye's. I buy for myself sometimes, other times I'm buying for groups of various sizes. It has gotten more expensive. But if you're spending $68 for 3 people at Popeye's, someone in
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
Did you spend $68 to feed 3 at Popeye's? If not, your comment is pretty irrelevant to this thread.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
If you're willing to overlook the corruption, the self dealing, the disrespect for the Constitution and rule of law, and the racism, then I agree. There is no useful discourse to be had with you.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
Which part attracts you the most? The corruption, the self-dealing, the disrespect for the Constitution and the rule of law, or the racism?
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
> it become an economic opportunity that can create money instead of cost money. Cool, so money is made from lying to me, and more money is to be made from what is fundamentally still lying to me, but with somewhat different intent. That
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
> just no longer have an appetite to do any kind of proactive enforcement The overturning of the Chevron doctrine removed the ability of the government to do many kinds of proactive enforcement. > Part of me feels like this is intenti
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
This is basically the case with most of the tech billionaires. They have one, maybe two real successes and it's mostly inertia after that.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
There's a tiny chance that this whole mess leads to a situation where Larry Ellison dies broke. That would be amazing!
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
I think he's a liar, and therefore I don't give a shit what he says his reasons are.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
Yeah as an American I totally feel threatened by the Cuban government in the year 2026. Holy hell man, get a grip.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
What part of the free market demands the blockade currently imposed on Cuba?
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
Rubio's family left Cuba before the revolution that put Castro in power. Rubio has been pushing a false narrative of his family's history for a long time.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 4mo ago
The extremity of the current administration's actions do not absolve the sins of others. The extremity of the current administration's actions should not be ignored just because others did some things in a similar direction. &quot
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
All the more reason for everyone who can speak up to do so.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
And many times, after an error is pointed out and an LLM offers an "explanation" for what happened, the LLM then gives the exact same erroneous result. The LLM does not understand itself in any way.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
If you want to lean into the lie, you do you. I will not.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
Having shame would require the LLMs to actually be able to recognize mistakes they make. People love to put a lot of meaning on what an LLM responds with when asked why it made a mistake, but it's critical to remember that the answer t
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
A thing that people have chosen to call AI is here today.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
We are not the same, you and I. I still believe better things are possible. You've given up, or given in.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
You accept drastically increasing corruption as "normal". That is a corrupt world view and you do not care about the rule of law.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
I imagine it involved a petulant billionaire screaming "Fucking build it. Build it NOW!" in response to expert feedback.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
And I'm saying you have no principled stance on the rule of law.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
It's not really about "late" at this point. It's failure to deliver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_predictions_for_autono...
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo ago
> there will always be people who break the law. I find this phrasing choice interesting. Of course there will always be people who break the law. There are always people who are going to attempt to do things they're not supposed to

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