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by telotortium 6mo ago
Thanks for the update
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by telotortium 6mo ago
https://xcancel.com/joehollinsvet/status/2039377310839624069
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by telotortium 6mo ago
My impression of dialog box size from least to greatest is CJK (Chinese < Korean < Japanese) < English < everything else
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by telotortium 7mo ago
Just a district judge, so I’m supposing the Trump administration will file an appeal if they care, and will almost certainly get a preliminary injunction. The Ninth Circuit ruling will be more telling.
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Paul R. Ehrlich, Who Alarmed the World with 'The Population Bomb,' Dies at 93(nytimes.com)
7 points by telotortium 7mo ago|3 comments
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by telotortium 7mo ago
> Beer is cheaper from a super market but everyone I know prefers pubs. It's a pretty frequent complaint that drinks at pubs, bars, and restaurants have become extortionately expensive, to the point that a lot of younger people are
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by telotortium 7mo ago
Delivered: https://github.com/telotortium/dotfiles/tree/27c11efd967eebc...
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by telotortium 7mo ago
But the DoD signed a contract with Palantir.
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by telotortium 7mo ago
One thing I’ve never heard a good answer to: If Anthropic is a supplier not to the Department of Defense itself, but to Palantir, why isn’t supply chain risk the proper designation (assuming the government’s concerns with Anthropic having a
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Claude Code makes local LLMs 90% slower(unsloth.ai)
4 points by telotortium 7mo ago|1 comments
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Extending single-minus amplitudes to gravitons(openai.com)
16 points by telotortium 7mo ago|17 comments
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The Case of the Disappearing Secretary(rowlandmanthorpe.substack.com)
4 points by telotortium 7mo ago|0 comments
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by telotortium 8mo ago
I think Venezuela and Iran are more about restricting the oil to China in case of a conflict rather than providing energy for the US, although getting ahead of an anticipated demand increase from AI data centers is probably a contributing m
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by telotortium 8mo ago
If you could have FIRE'd before the COVID era subsidies you can do it now
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by telotortium 8mo ago
For curiosity's sake, what exactly do you think Republicans will do to "kill the ACA"? I doubt they're going to introduce a bill that revokes the ACA in its entirety. They killed the mandate almost a decade ago and the m
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1,300-year-old world chronicle unearthed in Sinai(heritagedaily.com)
135 points by telotortium 8mo ago|19 comments
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by telotortium 8mo ago
No it wouldn’t. American Apparel used to (maybe it still does) make its shirts in a factory in Los Angeles, and its shirts were not noticeably more expensive than the likes of Abercrombie that made clothes overseas. AA couldn’t have compete
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by telotortium 8mo ago
Both of these methods have an undesirable side effect for me, which is that it immediately pops up the passcode dialog saying that a passcode is required to activate Face ID. Depending on the situation, that could be construed as an attempt
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by telotortium 8mo ago
Unfortunately GitHub doesn’t let you easily review commits in a PR. You can easily selectively review files, but comments are assumed to apply to the most recent HEAD of the PR branch. This is probably why review agents don’t natively use t
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by telotortium 8mo ago
Lots of people know trans people (by which I mean people that have decided to take some visible action to transition) by now - the people in the boonies and flyover states have access to the same internet as everyone else, so a lot of peopl
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by telotortium 9mo ago
From the divestiture announcement, the answer appears to be yes to both: https://newsroom.tiktok.com/announcement-from-the-new-tiktok...
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by telotortium 9mo ago
As a former employee in TikTok US Data Services, the division that was stated working to separate the US TikTok service and infrastructure, I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss the algorithm reset theory, because the reset this time is qualita
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Roon: "programming always sucked … I'm glad it's over"(twitter.com)
3 points by telotortium 9mo ago|1 comments
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by telotortium 9mo ago
Lots of people threw small apps on their Github accounts for their own convenience in having a backup, and in case other people might be interested, but realistically never expected to get one more user. I have several scripts, Chrome exten
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The Void (2025)(github.com)
8 points by telotortium 9mo ago|0 comments
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by telotortium 9mo ago
> If you would rather support Trumps agenda then vote with Democrats, then you are supporting Trump. Okay, but I can just as easily say that you are pro-crime because you share a coalition with progressives that get district attorneys li
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by telotortium 9mo ago
Welfare perhaps. State, almost certainly not. If this did come to pass, I wonder if the inhabitants would be US citizens or non-citizen nationals, like the population of American Samoa.
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by telotortium 9mo ago
The world where he does it and then tries to present it to Congress as a fait accompli. If the security concerns around Greenland are seen as legitimate enough, he’ll get his Democratic congressmen to approve it, particularly as it’s unlike
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by telotortium 9mo ago
The Wikipedia article mentions a bipartisan delegation to Copenhagen in support of Denmark. Maybe they took along Republicans that have been a bee in the Trump administration’s bonnet, but it’s definitely not fair to say they uniformly supp
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by telotortium 9mo ago
Alaskan Native Americans may be paid in the sense that the government provides subsidies for infrastructure and the like, but it’s seen as either welfare or necessary to allow them to keep practicing some of their native way of life. All Al

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