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She was targeted because James Comey wanted to leverage her fame for his own career advancement. Not justifying what she did, but it’s no coincidence that she got roped.
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The framers of the constitution acknowledged the flaws and vulnerabilities of democracy and cited education as a prevention mechanism for an ill informed population voting against their own best interest. It’s no coincidence that public edu
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Why do we? You say this as if the country is a single organism and in lock step with the current administration. I have never voted for a republican in my life and never will, but now, somehow, all 350 million Americans just fit into one bi
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A lot of the United States historical influence and soft power comes from it being a nation of rules and laws. The credibility of the country provided a perception that it was a stable place to store value (investment in treasuries, greenba
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Thanks for this. It’s amazing how quickly people are trying to rewrite history.
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Adjacent question, does the transformation of the U.S. government into a fascist regime quality as a collapse?
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Not sure what you mean by real cameras. If you're talking about DSLR, then I would agree that they're in decline, but if you're talking about any non-phone camera, I would disagree. The mirrorless market is still quite healt
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When AI is your hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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Grow up conversations aren’t possible when the clowns are running the circus.
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Yeah, I was pretty bummed with how Chuck Norris and Hulk Hogan turned out in the end.
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Personally, I can barely stomach reading LLM writing. I find myself closing lots of articles after a sentence or two. I wonder how this plays out longer-term regarding engagement.
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This ignores catastrophic scenarios.
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Plutocracy or oligarchy with the amount of nepotism recently.
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Often as a DSL (domain specific language) for extending applications at runtime and/or configuration. I wouldn't start a "serious" project in Lisp today; meaning, a project with investment behind it, but Lisp can be a re
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I’m in Western Europe.
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How well do local OSS models stack up to Claude?
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I’ve had semi regular downtime since I stayed using Claude about two months ago. I love it but I find it less reliable than alternatives. This is evidenced on their status page (regularly showing red bars).
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Probably, I think hand coding is going the way of the dodo and the ox cart.
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It’s a subjective conversation but putting AI in the same category as a real artist is like saying someone that’s played a ton of first person shooters has gone to war. It might have a lot of observed information about what is involved in l
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https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/01/america-fascism-tr...
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It’s not the type of behavior that you find in nations operating based on the rule of law. It’s emblematic of where the things are heading for the United States. A rapid descent into fascism (call it what it is).
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Art is a reaction to life. AI is thereby incapable of producing anything with any degree of authenticity unless it conveys the experience of being an agent to the world.
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Neurotone.ai | Fully Remote | Full-time | neurotone.com Neurotone is revolutionizing auditory training with AI, helping people with hearing disabilities maximize their hearing aids. We’re a small, fast-moving team of technologists and indus
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Because the propaganda apparatus is out of control.
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I used to do it the way you were doing it. A friend went to a hackathon and everyone was using Cursor and insisted that I try it. It lets you set project level "rules" that are basically prompts for how you want things done. It ha
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Fun read from simpler times.
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The U.S. chose to abandon the rules based international order that has made it a bastion of stability since WW2 when they decided they wanted a return to the monroe doctrine and that it was okay to arbitrarily invade countries and take thei
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https://imgur.com/a/VmiOuHw
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You are assuming this was a logical process.
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The links drawn between the books are “weaker than weak” (to quote Little Richard). This is akin to just thumbing the a book and saying, “oh, look, they used the word fracture and this other book used the word crumble, let’s assign a theme.
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