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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
Why use this CLI over something like OpenCode?
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
> Because inequality drives those local conditions... That is not in evidence. You may be thinking of inflationary pressures causing the poverty income level to be adjusted upward. This is not a result of income inequality. It is a resul
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
Social media these days is 80% psyop, 20% attention grind. That 55% of Americans stopped posting would be a healthy thing.
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
You're being downvoted, but that was funny.
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
No. Poverty is not relative to what others have. Poverty is relative to baseline needs. So poverty absolutely can exist without inequality. Inequality has no moral characteristics. It is not "insidious." The fact that disparate ef
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
Go back to the 18th and 19th centuries and you land back in phonics-land. The fad of whole-word and three-queuing lasted a generation and has produced terrible results. Those techniques even induce dyslexia in some cases.
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
Advertising for agent memory.
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by slowmovintarget 3mo ago
"Past performance is no indicator of future success." They did something right fifty years ago. Now? No. They're doing nearly everything wrong. Top-two elections coupled with rigged ballots so voters can't really choose,
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Gemini will confidently tell you "it can't possibly be a Chrome bug" even when, on certain rare occasions, it actually is. We even used Gemini to look at the code and find the bug, but it wouldn't admit this was a Chrome
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Yep. If you dig through, they do have a repo, licensed under the AGPL, of course. No software, though, just markdown files.
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
> Disguising itself as the innocuously-titled “Android Developer Verifier” (ADV) process, this trojan horse runs surreptitiously in the background as a system service with full root privileges, quietly awaiting an activation signal. The
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Their philosophy is what's gone wrong. It has some good effects on the their models, like Claude seeking cooperation first. But the people behind the company have a typical "unconstrained" (in the Sowell vision sense) perspec
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Find non-Utilitarian alternative to Effective Altruism by somehow channeling Dostoevsky? Propriety and Reward?
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Good point. Just look up the invention of Jay-walking. It was a marketing campaign that called people "jays" (bozo, basically) for walking "improperly" in the streets when that used to be what everyone did. Eventually,
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Didn't you know? Evenly divisible numbers are infelicitous. That's why Atevi don't use them in polite conversation.
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
* Checks notes * Reddit Twitter Facebook 4chan Call of Duty chat logs Every public marketing site SlashDot UseNet ... Verdict: Yes idiotspeak was part of the training set, but no, it was not inadvertent. There's a smattering of Shakesp
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Relativity Space had a really interesting idea even before Eric Schmidt bought it. The key ideas were new technologies in 3d printing of designs for rapid iteration of design-to-implementation on what was previously extremely difficult (roc
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Seems to me that this would be great in general software development for just checking in your dependencies as binaries. No more build-time supply chain attacks with vetted binaries.
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
That thesis is not about what Anthropic will achieve, but about what power they think they ought to have. That's a different problem that what you're arguing against.
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
The corporations can be evil and the government can also be incompetent and/or evil at the same time. It's not a dichotomy.
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
It's funny you think Apple is the hostile party in the dispute.
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
Both companies are based in Texas, it's Tesla + SpaceX... TexLax?
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by slowmovintarget 4mo ago
80% of all mass launched from Earth in 2025 was launched by SpaceX, and 95% of those launches were with reusable systems. That dwarfs all other launch capabilities on Earth, including all governments. Short and medium term value may be shak
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
As a fan of Pilot's fountain pens, I've come to rely on their aim for quality. Their pens and inks just work. One of the things many fountain pen users complain about with Pilot is that their converters don't work like other
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
You seem to forget that given the way taxes work, eventually, anyone, with any amount of money, will be considered "wealthy" because we'll keep running out of other people's money. You're wealthy, or the definition
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
The Harrison Bergeron approach. What could go wrong?
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
Is consuming "adult" content behaving like an adult or a hedonistic teenager?
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
You may want to get Claude through either GitHub CoPilot or AWS Bedrock. Bedrock has the advantage of pay-as-you go.
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
Green account. Some possible reasons: - Something in your account information matched an SDN list (or some other country's equivalent list) - They did not apply proper geofencing before sign-up. (bug) - The card you used or their payme
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by slowmovintarget 5mo ago
The video conferencing would have bitten in to Google's Meet and Google was their primary source of funding.

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