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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Imposing a licensing system on models for limiting domestic use should require an act of congress but I mean obviously we're well past that red line.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Would love to know how hidden the fine text was on that buy button. Unless it said rent this should be illegal.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
You should definitely watch SAC and both GitS anime movies, but you don't need to watch them before the new anime.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Tell that to ASML.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Before the 1980s layoffs were seen as a massive failure of the company and almost never happened to tenured employees unless the company was collapsing. Before we are all made to think this is normal and unavoidable behavior.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Yeah every year almost 100 people win over a million dollars in a lottery. That's a lot of counter examples, but I don't recommend you make winning the lottery your financial strategy.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Agreed. You've probably noticed this too, but I think 90% of the very dumb, mean spirited, and inflammatory things I see are from someone purporting to dunk on it, or refute it, or tell us how it made them mad. Its probably the main m
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Man just need something like this with tool calling.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Ya.. if they can't admit they're fantastic for cycling or other activities where you want hands free access to some of your phones capabilities and don't want your ears obscured, then they aren't being intellectually hon
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Its part of a whole prototype system, the cameras would be on the bike, it also mentions radar and all kinds of things. Basically just building a whole sensor suite into a bike platform. Idk how serious they are about it. https:/&#x2F
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Only about 65 dollars cheaper for a comparable build and it wouldn't be small.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Huh? If anything having lots of customers makes the argument for duplication stronger. The issue is almost always once you get huge and 5 product teams are trying to achieve 5 different goals by using the same overwrought abstraction instea
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
In the not too distant past (like 10 years ago) flying people to a final in person round was standard practice.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
It's not valuable for them to have this, and not because they want to skim big bills off of little guys. It's because customers small enough to care about this are not only not worth the investment in the feature, even having them
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
"the average person that decides to become a pilot." I don't know if this was added in an edit, but it doesn't currently say the average person. I'm pretty sure the average person trying to become a pilot thinks abo
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
What are you basing that statement on? It has not been by personal experience.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
I've been thinking about the manga Blame! a lot recently, where the entire story takes place in a run away machine built mega structure that is larger than at least the solar system.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Its not really designed for that, but its something I think about adding sometimes. Its really more for people who tend to archive random videos and images from all over and want to browse them in a pleasant way. My library is full of memes
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Yeah, also VR devices. Right now im mostly focused on getting the media server depdendency management and install process more user friendly, it works, but can require a little trouble shooting to get everything working.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
I've been turning my Media Viewer into a complete local first media ecosystem for automated tagging, a media server, phone swiping, and a web version of the viewer so you can access it remotely. https://lowkeyviewer.com&#x2F
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
We're truly lost when we can't see that there is such a thing as good government and bad government. That there is a difference between corruption and modern liberal regulation that follows fair rules. That we can't see that
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
I guess this is subjective, but this is almost the meme of the backend engineer with no design taste.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Yeah everyone thinks its great at the things they don't personally know that much about or appreciate and I think it's kind of embarrassing to proclaim its going to do someone else's speciality great but not theirs and just r
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
The is probably the most significant reason. The top athletes are pulled into other sports which have higher cultural status and financial rewards.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Definitely true, but the generous interpretation which is sometimes true, is that some engineers think a lot of things will have second order effects that matter and they won't or they don't even think about the actual effect that
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
A lot of things going back to just whisper, and solving translation, but watching frontier models use the browser with playwright to iterate on a complex application with basically no guidance and talk to its self about it feels pretty surr
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Not all people have equal culpability. It's absurd to be like, well you havent successfully waged an eco-terroristic war to overturn the system so you're just as bad as someone actively leading a lobby group to cast doubt on the s
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
Everyone's trying to build end to end agent -> prod platforms and wants to own the tooling for the dev environment part of that.
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by tracerbulletx 4mo ago
I can't be the only one who looks at this and doesn't think its that silly that it does that. I mean it's trying to incorporate a fact its being provided. Its insane it can do that at all. You could tune it to prefer pre-exis
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by tracerbulletx 5mo ago
Words come from the people who use them. The name for a place is in the context of the language and culture that is using the word to reference it.

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