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by spwa4 6mo ago
You can prevent that by making sure these people have a lot to lose. Which means you start by paying them enough money. Wait, European you said? Never mind. Only politicians and the very rich deserve money is the law here. The owners of Eur
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by spwa4 6mo ago
I mean property destruction, and then it's just true.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
I don't understand. This distills a diffusion transformer out of Qwen3. And while the provably identical is nice, a full diffusion transformer would be a lot faster still.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Ever walked through the streets of London after essentially any rally? They all end in violence.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Plus it just isn't fair. You're making other people work for you without anything in return.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Yeah, I bet this is involved in the problem. This is describing the NHS as essentially nonfunctional, hospitals have their own IT and attempts to migrate to NHS infrastructure have largely failed. No doubt that makes sure people having long
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by spwa4 6mo ago
So when Germany says they want to switch to open source what they mean is "if you deliver software that takes 30 years of work by about 2000 software developers, we consider that worth 1.3 million euros. In case anyone wants to know: t
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by spwa4 6mo ago
That's true. Every developer should now put in the comments somewhere deep in their app, a place no manager will ever look (I've always found it tough to find places managers will look, like any at all) # If nothing else wor
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by spwa4 6mo ago
This 100x. It's like outsourcing call-centers to the third world. Did that improve service? Is there anyone at all daring to make that claim? It did not. It was slightly cheaper. Not even that much. AI is like that. It gives a much wor
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Isn't this highly illegal, and worst of all: this is cheating taxes ... Let's just say if you really want to commit crimes, don't start with challenging the IRS. Just don't. There's so many horror stories about that
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by spwa4 6mo ago
The reason for Palantir at the NHS, the problem they're trying to solve is this: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1388245/uk-sick-leave-fi ... Now, I get it. The UK is not exactly providing good jobs for a
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Warning: this article is NOT advocating against teacher credentials! It's arguing educating children with inferior genes is useless anyway. So can we please keep in mind WHO this guy is making this "argument"? He SELF ident
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by spwa4 6mo ago
True. As long as we can agree that that means that tripling the current compensation is a necessity. Quadrupling it (ie. matching entry-level FANG) is not that necessary. Btw: there is also the aspect that while children can get inspired
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Yes, in positivist sciences 20% intending to stay would be very high by historical standards. This paper https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/93208 gives and estimate 87% PhD holders leave before becoming (tenured
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by spwa4 6mo ago
I don't think you understand how this works. The second person was hired because the first one wined at his manager until he was hired. Presumably this was part of a whole chain and that would make me understand why “the individuals re
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by spwa4 6mo ago
> Look at all the "AI psychosis" problems ... First: of course this is fixable. Second: As opposed to the damage of no attention at all? Because you act as if the alternative is that a professional therapist will be helping the
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by spwa4 6mo ago
You might want to read again who the patient was. Because: obviously not going to happen, no matter how bad the AI is ... Oh and taking sycophancy out of a model is easy. Just finetune out that they (have to) agree with everything. Plus eve
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by spwa4 6mo ago
No I mean that in code search you could click "edit" and just change something, which would then post a CL immediately, which you could set to auto-approve, for quick changes. I believe it was part of cider (the first non-vscode v
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by spwa4 6mo ago
> The first call that shifted his thinking was with a 67-year-old woman living out of her car, managing PTSD and congestive heart failure. She spoke with Flora for over an hour. "It was both incredible and depressing," Batlival
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by spwa4 6mo ago
> Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders don’t agree on much ... Actually they kinda do. Anyone else notice that both extremes have the same policies? (well, Bernie Sanders isn't half as extreme as the other guy of course, but I also don&#
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by spwa4 6mo ago
I'm not going to outright state it, but here's where you should start: there's a communist holding the position of chairman of Goldman Sachs International (yes, really, I know how it sounds. It's still true). This person
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by spwa4 6mo ago
The only thing remotely close is a monorepo checkout ... with all the problems that come with that.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
There was also the code search, uh, I forgot the name "quick change", I believe? Very handy for seeing a problem, quickly solving it (sending out a CL) marking it autosubmit and just moving on.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Oh the reason it is a lie, of course, is not so much the number itself but the fact that it gets redefined, most recently with the purpose of a "robust updating". The new definition of inflation, of course, always seem to define i
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Wasn't the big idea China continuing it, and then getting the benefits of propaganda and regime change operations for itself? That was why everyone said cutting USAID was stupid. Turns out China makes countries dependent on loans, then
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Oh no ...
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by spwa4 6mo ago
"not all" permanent headcount reductions ... Tells you everything you need to know.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
What would you suggest as an alternative? Gitlab really sucks in my personal opinion, but what are your experiences with: Gogs https://gogs.io/ (this IS gitea btw) Forgejo https://forgejo.org/ Self hosted o
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Someone should make a browser plugin for that.
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by spwa4 6mo ago
Why not? Steam deck and nintendo switch certainly were. And the PSP, unlike both of those (and the steam deck clones) was the right size to be played everywhere.

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