vrganj

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Denmark's wind and solar investments shield it from global energy turmoil(pbs.org)
40 points by vrganj 5mo ago|9 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
I'm worried about the Trump/Tech-Oligarch axis interfering with legal processes in the EU and preventing needed regulation. We should've gotten out of US dependence decades ago.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Hi EU. How about one of those lovely anti-trust cases?
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by vrganj 6mo ago
I've moved countries five times in my life. I still haven't been able to fully get rid of my dependency on Big Tech or the Visa/Mastercard duopoly.
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Helsing and OHB form KIRK joint venture for European space reconnaissance system(defence-industry.eu)
1 points by vrganj 6mo ago|0 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
As somebody who's built a company in Europe, I don't know what you're talking about. I suspect you don't, either.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Looks a lot like a Fiat Panda, e.g. an "actual car": https://www.lautomobile.aci.it/attualita/stellantis-arriva-l...
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Stellantis plans $17,500 small EV to revive European market(reuters.com)
8 points by vrganj 6mo ago|5 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Dude he's decrying "Marxists" online. The dog whistle can't be any louder, it's hurting my ears already.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
You seem to have fundamentally misunderstood my point. I never said “If you don’t participate in politics you’re evil”. My point is that there is no not participating in politics . The lack of participation is a political choice in itself.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Sure, you can. But don't pretend that's not a political choice.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Everything is politics. Which food you eat (are you vegan? carnivore diet? Both have implications in regards to animal welfare, climate change, soil use, identity etc etc), which media you consume (obvious), which job you have (which power
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by vrganj 6mo ago
It just is so tone deaf, these white ladies that have had literally all forms but privilege afforded to them with the exception of their gender, being hyperfixated on gender as the only issue that matters. Yeah, I'm sure the Mexican du
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Yikes. The same gross girlboss self-exploitation vibe that Sandberg propagated. Women are more likely to be exploited as is already, last they need is some out of touch rich lady telling them how to be good workers. No struggle but the clas
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by vrganj 6mo ago
GDP is "it depends" as well. Absolute? Yes. PPP? No. It's actually growing faster than the US.
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Is Europe in Economic Decline?(paulkrugman.substack.com)
4 points by vrganj 6mo ago|4 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Schwarz Digits, maybe?
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by vrganj 6mo ago
The people building this aren't good at engineering reliable systems, as evidenced by the incredibly wasteful core premise of what they're doing.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Those two are not mutually exclusive. What they're going now is similar to Lenin's NEP.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
There's been a substantial increase in political bias. > Our new X users saw double the amount of right wing content than left wing content > And right-wing content was shown most prominently, regardless of users' politica
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by vrganj 6mo ago
> The economy doesn't work like how you think it does. Its not central planning. I'm aware. That is in fact my central critique. The way it works is incredibly wasteful of our limited resources, as illustrated by this guy burni
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by vrganj 6mo ago
But.... why ? Like I read his thing on how he spends the tokens [0] and it sounds like satire. He has agents write shitty code for features other agents think other people want, then has it reviewed by other agents in hopes of catching bug
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by vrganj 6mo ago
It's structurally impossible to fix I've addressed why in a response to a similar claim here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48157898
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Agreed. The Chinese Communist Party lifted a billion people out of poverty. What good has OpenClaw done?
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by vrganj 6mo ago
I have not had the same experience. In the PRs I have read, AI accomplishes in 300 very verbose lines what a competent human could in like 60, quintupling cognitive load to review.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Maybe the humans are just overwhelmed by the amount of poorly readable AI code you're throwing at them? Maybe they'd be better at reviewing if the code was written by somebody who had put thought into the code instead?
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Nah. The model is trained on a ginormous corpus of code. The problem is, most code is shitty. My code isn't. Using a model means constantly fighting mediocrity, to the point where the trying to prompt it into shape often becomes more w
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Trump warns Taiwan against declaring independence(bbc.com)
3 points by vrganj 6mo ago|2 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
That guy is now running twenty agents in parallel and really scaling up his wonderful impact.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
The real Mythos was the friends we made along the way.

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