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2mo ago
> you think you know what is or isn't other peoples problem. I don’t think that at all. All I said was that if I absolve the driver of whatever responsibility he believes he has for me, then if something happens as I step out, it is
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2mo ago
If your point is that the absurdity goes all the way down, I won't disagree.
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2mo ago
I see it like this: Me: I'd like to get out here please. Driver: But it can be dangerous... Me: Noted. Good thing that is not your problem. And when I am hit by a camel while departing the bus, that is my problem also. But of c
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2mo ago
> and it spit out this 300 line response. Can you read it for me and see if it’s right? If I get a request like this on a day when I don't feel sufficiently quixotic, I say sure and just put it through an LLM myself - if they don&#x
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2mo ago
But how is that possible? How can one survive without income barring homelessness, begging, prostitution, and other not so utopian options?
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3mo ago
That was quite a while ago. I can't recall exactly anymore, but the yearly battery cost was probably indeed quite low, ~20 euro maybe? They just didn't fine people often enough.
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3mo ago
I mean that if fine / E[N_f] < battery_cost / E[N_b], where E[N_] is an expected number of rides before a fine / battery expire, then I save money per ride. In your example, you just pick the values such that the relatio
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3mo ago
Until the tragedy of the commons kicks in.
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3mo ago
I lived in a city where police can fine you for biking in the night without the lights on, but police catches people so rarely that, per ride, the mathematical expectation of a fine was lower than the cost of batteries.
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4mo ago
AI might write a report in 30 seconds, but the suggestion box will be emptied at the same speed as in 1960s.
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4mo ago
I see this as a balance between effort and impact. I don't know anything about politics - maybe this is how it should work - but I do know corporate IT bureaucracy. In many cases, the activation energy required to move the needle on ra
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4mo ago
Honestly, given how much claude-based prose I was recently reading, I am worried I will soon begin to write in this style naturally.
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4mo ago
Healthier - perhaps, although I do prefer when my dealers use the same product they sell to me.
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5mo ago
I was a manager of 12 for several months and that was really difficult. I got a severe burnout, even though I had no IC responsibilities. I cannot imagine how could I dedicate enough time to my team if I did.
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6mo ago
> Other languages draw those boundaries in different places. For example, in Russian, light blue and dark blue are separate basic color terms (goluboy vs. siniy), so asking a Russian speaker to collapse those into a single category would
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6mo ago
Scandinavian cultures are not uniform also. Danes can be very direct; Swedes - not so much.
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6mo ago
What is reasonable hardware in your case? Doesn’t this model require 50+ Gb vram?
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6mo ago
I probably wasn’t clear in the above comment - but what I tried to say is that the thread disincentivizes pro-Israel comments; I am pro-Israel as well and prefer not to engage.
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6mo ago
Getting downvoted by all the emotional people here is not worth it; this thread does not welcome a polite discussion especially from the pro-Israel side. Like in any social media with a voting system (terrible idea, I might add), the vocal
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6mo ago
In Belgium you get 500/100 for 65 euro, which is even worse.
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7mo ago
Gitea also, I think.
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10mo ago
For some of us, there’s no uncertainty about other’s judgement - it’s just the op experience all the way down.
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10mo ago
The link is: the first part was 'then', the second is 'now'.
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10mo ago
Indeed - sloppy reading on my part.
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10mo ago
Might be you're logged in? I often hit a block when using (proton) vpn if I'm logged out but not otherwise.
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11mo ago
A couple of years ago, one rainy Saturday morning, I woke up with a devastating hangover and nothing else to do - so I decided to build myself a PC, like in good old days. Turned out it wasn't at all difficult to find a local store; on
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11mo ago
This comment has been marked as subversive; your social consensus alignment score has been corrected. Thank you!
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11mo ago
Using this tech, all the CP traffic would detectably flow towards my ip, right? I’m sure I’m not the only one who would find this worrisome.
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1y ago
The main difference between mise and pixi is an ability to subscribe to conda channels and build (in an extremely fast way) conda environments, bypassing or eliminating most of the conda frustration (regular conda users know what I mean). m
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1y ago
Not to mention how much they did for Linux gaming.
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