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tehjoker
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6mo ago
Right, workers build the world. We should run it. Actually. Why does management get to tell us what to do without elections?
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It's the opposite and has been recognized for years. AI depends on training data and this nearly freezes the use of languages that were popular at the time of inception. Hopefully that is not true. AI needs community libraries if there
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6mo ago
American security services can touch Americans, Chinese ones can't. That's even assuming the worst about China, which I don't think is appropriate.
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6mo ago
who's trying to be "cool"?
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6mo ago
They probably decreased the cost and limited these external calls
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6mo ago
I meant the carriers striking range. They’re invincible but useless. Iran pushed our carrier group far outside of striking range without midair refueling (very dangerous to do in an active war zone). This is because they can blow holes in t
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6mo ago
I would venture that this statement is not true for library authors. Performance is a large factor in competitive advantage, especially in domains like image analysis or processing large corpuses of text etc. In these domains, algorithm sel
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6mo ago
First, in a war with China, China would be in the (more) morally just position. Second, as you can see in Iran, in Korea, in Vietnam, etc (and that's just US wars), aircraft only inflict pain, they do not win. US imperialists would rea
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The people advocating for war against china will complain bitterly and weep the soon as their snacks and new electronic devices stop arriving by ship.
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Yes, if you keep your carriers out of striking range they are invincible! lmao
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6mo ago
Just because I know what it is doesn't mean I can do it.
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6mo ago
cool means you appear confident, attractive, and socially effortless even if there is effort behind the scenes. the meaning has been stretched to mean "socially desirable" which is a slightly broader category
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Gotta know your math syntax in those classes
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6mo ago
A lot of ancient cultures were collectivist if small. In some cases, matriarchal, in some cases, sex was "free" because the village owned the kids, and so establishing paternity was not as important because the burden was shared.
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Knowledge is built on foundations. Knowing syntax in one language is necessary to be able to do anything practical, which interacts with theory. You build valuable schema of the world by iterative theory and practice.
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6mo ago
I don't know what to make of it, I am skeptical of OpenAI/Anthropic claims about distillation, but I did notice DeepSeek started sounding a lot like Claude recently.
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6mo ago
It's partly that, but also reading and surface level understanding something vs generating yourself are different skills with different depths. If you're learning a language, you can get good at listening without getting good at s
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Money and power are good when used democratically to clearly benefit the majority of the people. They are bad otherwise. It is hard to see this because we live in such a regime that exists in the negative space seemingly without beginning o
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The previous deal was due to (a) a lower level of development of capitalism (b) a higher profit margin that collapsed in the 70s (c) a communist movement that threatened capital into behaving
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GEO?
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6mo ago
gifted by europeans? i think you may be overlooking the native americans. this is a settler colonial country
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I assumed that the grocers would want to offer bags. Making it more easy to drop in and buy something is going to be significantly more money than the cost of bags per a customer.
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Less racism and not part of the imperial core, though the actions of imperialists make it very difficult for other countries.
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It’s really hard to know if these reports are real or marketing. Usually the company is very nonspecific about the kind of positions replaced. I tried reading a few of these articles and it was just buisness speak drivel about strategic rep
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crazy to see that china is doing most of the poverty reduction and not say hey developing countries, copy china (in the ways that you can, china has a unique advantage in size of domestic market)
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A lot of it is based in social position / class. People that benefit from the existing ways unsurprisingly want them to continue. People that do not benefit, would like to see it changed. Conservatives are a minority because we live in
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My guess is that the flat side provides a better surface for distributing pressure so long as the thing you are wrapping isn't a porcupine.
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It’s worth remembering that the chaos is fully coming from America and Israel. The great satan indeed.
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class sizes of 15 is better than 30 and 7 is better than 15.
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Voted in PA. I suspect that regardless of who is president next, from either party, US policy will be changing towards Israel. The right, because they are anti-Semitic, and the liberals, because they lost an election over genocide. If the o
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