stymaar

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by stymaar 4mo ago
Too many strongly held and unnuanced opinion about topics he has no qualification for. Pundits like him are among the cancers of democracy.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
There's been plenty of previous evidence that cold water immersion significantly slows down the destructive process caused by hypoxia in the brain. I don't think they'd have tried that had the boy stayed in a heated swimming
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Ah yes, judges are morons and you are very smart. I'm convinced now.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Right, it was juste written down there to decorate the paper of the constitution.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Your perplexity/ ChatGPT quotes won't erase the fact that the blue states laws around guns haven't actually been ruled unconstitutional…
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> The point is to prevent the state from monopolizing violence, simple as. Absolutely not. The state and the federal government definitely keep the monopoly of violence: you can't kill someone you believe raped your wife, the govern
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Thanks. From the articles looks more like a gang of grifters than people with the abilities to engage in lobbying.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Read the second amendment: the constitutional right is about “A well regulated Militia”.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
See this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48587327
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> The Sitbon family Who?
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by stymaar 4mo ago
I wasn't aware that he put a "2005" deadline in his prediction. Taking this into account, he probably wasn't wrong actually, at least in terms of net impact: in 2005 most of the moderate positive economic impact of the
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> * https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/america-needs-a-bigger-better- ... Woah, this is really a “worst person you known just made a great point” moment for me.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Yeah, it's not like he had a generic “skull with bone” tattoo (for which he could say it's a pirate flag or something), he had the literal “3rd SS Panzer Division Totenkopf” emblem: Just compare both images: - https://e
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Yet people still quote it. It's worse that this: It's being taught to pretty much every student of economics during the first few classes, Ostrom sometimes being quoted as a counterpoint but not always.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Even just flagging it would help. That's what's mandated by ARCEP (the French regulator) since the beginning of this year, and now all faked numbers are marked as “hidden caller”, and indeed it helps a lot.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
RAM price don't change anything. You can't fit an infinity of tokens in the KV cache, but the ones that are in there when a user request them are still practically free.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Maybe it would end up fine “in the long run” but you cannot ignore the significant issues arising at the beginning (and at each release of a more performant tool): what do you do if you find something that “shouldn't be there".
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by stymaar 4mo ago
These servers will likely also reject the QUERY request though…
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Kia's GPS datapoints are pretty low effort (you only get a few, median distance between two points being 30km) but at least they aren't wrong !
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Why not standardize a body in the GET request (which isn't forbidden per spec and works in many places already but isn't supported everywhere because it's not mandated to support it)?
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Again, there's a difference between relying on intuition in your life (which we all do, lacking perfect information that would allow us to avoid relying on it), and telling someone they are wrong because your intuition says so.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
I hate that cars are every day more and more crammed with software, when car manufacturers can't seem to be able to make half-working code in the first place (looking at you Nissan, who just can't even put the correct timestamp on
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> Or you can simply believe the intuition Sure, you can believe you intuition as much as you want, but telling strangers over the internet that they are wrong because “I trust my intuition” is… awkward.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
He doesn't have a PhD in physics but in philosophy of Sciences. So he didn't plagiarize physics but philosophy.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> No models are subsidised We have no proof in either direction, it's not like we had access to their financial numbers in details. And the pricing itself muddies the water, as input tokens that are already in the KV cache are pract
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by stymaar 4mo ago
“please give your funding round to help us pay for our bills”
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by stymaar 4mo ago
It's still incredible to me that the conservative narrative on this topic is basically that sitting your fat ass in an air-conditioned truck is seen as manly and cycling uphill in the rain is a proof of weakness.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
“Iranian schoolgirls are world famous for their feminist protests, hence this girl school is a high priority target to protect the world from wokeness”
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by stymaar 4mo ago
Good luck catching people using FPV drones to commit these “sabotages” though.
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by stymaar 4mo ago
> You can ask Musk on X. He'll only listen to you if you're a racist conspiracy theorist though.

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