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by throw101010 4mo ago
Also large influencers who cannot influence much without Meta's platforms... they will simply not complain too much about it if they like their "job".
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by throw101010 4mo ago
Sandler has some pretty good non-comedy (Uncut Gems, Hustle) or half serious comedy (like Click). He's among the few actors who still could do this and not feel completely out of place... but that's if you give his serious roles a
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by throw101010 4mo ago
And if you want a (less entertaining but very interesting) legal analysis of the various legal tricks Ben used in this video Lawful Masses with Leonard French has just released this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14ktg
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by throw101010 5mo ago
And you have only one party to blame for this, it also predates all the Trump unhinged cases/decisons and even his first mandate. Republicans simply suceeded in their plan to take over the federal judiciary branch from the top, in grea
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by throw101010 5mo ago
LLMs do deliver "miracles", in certain cases, if you've experienced it and have been blown away by their output (one shot functional app from a well manufactured prompt, new feature added flawlessly on a complicated existing
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by throw101010 6mo ago
I'd open a Draft PR and an Issue to explain the problems you encountered and how you've solved them for your own use cases... then leave it up to them to learn from it or close it. I get annoyed with "drive-by PRs" only
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by throw101010 6mo ago
Small clue here too, maybe more subtle: > explained school director, Rosalina Pfirsich, looking up from her storybook Pfirsich in German means Peach, as in Princess Peach :D
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by throw101010 7mo ago
The intermediary solution for me between ffmpeg and kdenlive is LosslessCut ( https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut ). Also free and open-source... of course it look less cool than a Terminal UI like the OP, but it's
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by throw101010 7mo ago
What did you expect from people going around and thinking "big balls" is a cool and impressive nickname. The problem is that as idiotic as the people of DOGE were, the questionable motives for their actions are the only thing that
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by throw101010 8mo ago
In my experience, it seems like something any LLM trained on Github and Stackoverflow data would learn as a normal/most probable response... replace "human" by any other socio-cultural category and that is almost a boilerplat
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by throw101010 8mo ago
Who could have predicted that cooperation with decades old allies would be more fruitful than spitting in their faces and threatening them on a weekly basis both economically and militarily... really nobody /s And yes, the consequence
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by throw101010 8mo ago
> Yes, even today there are users who want this kind of dongle instead of, say, cloud-based validation. They feel secure only if they have something tangible in hand. In my experience this continues to this day due to people who require
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by throw101010 9mo ago
I agree some of their decisions are politically biased but they have taken some decisions against Trump too. It's clearly unbalanced, and that's mainly because Republicans used every dirty trick in the book to prevent Obama from p
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by throw101010 9mo ago
I can, and I've specifically said "guilty/liable", meaning that people will go to the highest court available to them to defend their rights. If in the last instance they are still found guilty/liable, they should s
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by throw101010 9mo ago
FOX News, after their scandal with Dominion, should have been broken down or even shutdown. They deliberately disinformed the public, there is blatant evidence that the news anchors were aware that they were lying. Not just bending facts a
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by throw101010 9mo ago
Switzerland has something like this for "eWaste", it's called the ARC [1] (Advance Recycling Contribution). For any electronic device you purchase a small tax is collected and used for the recycling and collection of the futu
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by throw101010 9mo ago
I'd say we moreso produce waste than manage it as humans. We seem actually pretty bad at managing it unfortunately.
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by throw101010 9mo ago
In a business/formal context it would be normal to introduce yourself like this in the countries you've mentioned. Do people introduce themselves like that in informal contexts in the USA? If so that's indeed a bit weird, and
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by throw101010 9mo ago
Oh yeah these are the true motives, I was talking about the usual pretext that they need to sell it on TV and these days on social media too.
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by throw101010 9mo ago
Isn't this one more related to the "War on Drugs"? The people who came up with these wars against abstract ennemies knew exactly what they were doing, fighting against another country/government is very limiting, once th
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by throw101010 9mo ago
> My choice is “no” not “ask again later”… My choice is uBlock Origin and enabling the Cookie Notices filter lists and other Annoyances filter lists (which block the Mobile app banners and such). Works pretty well. Obviously using Firefo
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by throw101010 10mo ago
> strict ethical standards to not use the information (for what little that may be worth) If it's worth so little to your eyes/comprehension you will have no problem citing a huge count of cases where lawyers do not respect the
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by throw101010 10mo ago
You do realize that they get frozen only because of the fiat system regulations/laws? These exchanges freeze accounts in fear of what governments might do to them if they weren't cautious/suspicious enough. They have no econo
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by throw101010 10mo ago
Which is why higher layers like the Lightning Network, Rootstock, Liquid offer to not store everything on chain and offer speed/features Bitcoin natively can't while resting on the higher security model of their base layer.
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by throw101010 10mo ago
Well they publish attestations from third-parties, but no full audits, so sure they could be much more transparent. But the claim about USDT ever claiming that its supply wouldn't increase is pure fantasy. It literally makes no sense i
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by throw101010 10mo ago
> It was supposed to be limited in supply unlike fiat, and yet Tether underpins the whole thing and they print that out of thin air all the time. This is a joke right? Tether (USDT) is pegged to the dollar... and there is not really a li
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by throw101010 10mo ago
This is a common place in any thread about cryptocurrencies on HN unfortunately... I could be convinced of my own message also being a sweeping generalization if anyone can point out a single post where top comments aren't doing exactl
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by throw101010 11mo ago
You seem to be admitting that the USA fell victim to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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by throw101010 11mo ago
People in Europe live in actual democracies (for the majority). The laws restricting speech were born through democratic processes. Who do you think you are to pretend to know better than these citizens? You seem to want to impose some unbr
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by throw101010 11mo ago
You are talking about Kash Patel's FBI. The guy who has a hit song and book called "The Plot Against The King" pretending the 2020 election has been rigged and who maintains it to this day. The FBI does what Trump tells them

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