wewtyflakes

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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
This is a byproduct of wild wealth disparity, not because the rich are so generous with paying the government.
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
This sounds like the worst case outcome for society; real estate permanently allotted to some entity that chooses not to use it. It is not an envious model; it is a model that should be eliminated.
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
Update: Things trended significantly worse for me over the day, to the point where I no longer trust the code being generated; I ended up reverting to Opus.
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
They presumably know their wife better than you do, internet stranger. They did not hide that they were talking from their experience, and not from a published paper on Uber statistics.
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
That would be lovely; I want to live in the world you think we live in.
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
I have found Fable is good for doing code failure diagnoses but lackluster at its corresponding remediation. Have been going back and forth with it all this morning about its half-thought-out point-solutions.
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
I know you are a bad-faith bot account, so this is not posed to you. I am wondering why there are so many of these accounts popping up. They seemingly only exist to antagonize. What do their operators get out of that?
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by wewtyflakes 4mo ago
Pile on enough assumptions and qualifiers and then suddenly everything is so easy
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
How does 100M tons of platinum safely deorbit? Is the idea to let it crash into the sea?
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
That strategy would be a taxable event.
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
Aristocratified?
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
Extra trots, you mean.
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
Much of what you mention in your post seemed spammy; messaging regarding cart abandonment, etc. I aggressively label messages like that as spam, and I suspect others do too. I also suspect after blasting out messages like that, your account
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
> I think it is safe to say that those brains are having a blast How could you possibly say that? You are positing that the brains are both conscious and happy. Both of those are leaps. > It just invokes a strong emotional response be
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
I was not making a pun, though the terms of art in that area were clearly made to be puns. I was pointing out that the byte-size of a CPU is typically defined as its smallest addressable unit, so, I was confused to see a CPU using an archit
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
If the CPU is nibble-oriented, wouldn't that mean that that is its byte size?
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
It should be illegal to send the data, and illegal to accept it; burn both sides of that bridge.
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by wewtyflakes 5mo ago
Maybe it is better to let the airline that treats people like adversarial cattle to die; maybe it is a good signal that that is a bad business model.
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
That's fair, though on the other hand it kind of feels like "Don't drive cars, there could be rocks on the road! See, just look at all these rocks I put on the road!". Which is true, and real, but perhaps frustrating for
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
This is so on-brand for C++, whether that is a blessing or curse is left up to the reader.
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
We, the people, ostensibly get to say what these security interests are. Also, the security policy executed on by the state is not some immutable monolith. One can agree or disagree with it as it changes over time, and hopefully, influence
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
I think people are frustrated with the firehose of whataboutism rather than disagreeing with you with the idea that things are not perfect.
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
Sign me up
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
Even still, I prefer the simplicity of API keys. The mental overhead is low, and having to explain the concept to customers is zero. Rotating keys is not great but the tedium of it is preferred over the labyrinthian shenanigans of getting w
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
A startling number of people either have no arms, one arm, a half of an arm, or a shrunken arm; how odd!
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
There is an ocean between the level of complexities of the examples you gave. For the database side, it would be the equivalent of "write postgres from scratch", not "how do I take a postgres backup", assuming you want t
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
I have not found this to be true for the software side of things. - Apple Music's UI/UX is quite rough on MacOS. - Trying to use my iPhone to type a long password on my Apple TV is hit-or-miss. - For some reason trying to view a p
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
Well, that is literally how the country was founded; it would just be going back to its roots!
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_loom#Social_and_economic...
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by wewtyflakes 6mo ago
I found a lot of the points being made against kinship networks are also easily made against traditional wealth-oriented cultures. "The kinship network has a strong interest in preventing any of its members from becoming prosperous eno

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