willmadden

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by willmadden 4mo ago
It's an accurate statement, not propaganda. When the borders were open people smuggled in livestock. With border agents overwhelmed by human traffic, agricultural inspections plummeted. In 2022, CBP admitted inspecting less than 1% of
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by willmadden 4mo ago
Did you read the article? >The freedom to redistribute copies so you can help others. >The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others. It's forcing all games to be open-source. If you develop a big video ga
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by willmadden 4mo ago
Idiots putting their noses where they don't belong. We do not need legislation for this. It would kill the gaming industry.
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by willmadden 5mo ago
No it isn't!
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by willmadden 6mo ago
I'm vibe coding this presently. Update soon.
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by willmadden 6mo ago
Hear, hear! Fun fact: Germany was once famous for its on-time trains. You are now lucky if they show up at all.
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by willmadden 6mo ago
I know why Japan has such good railways, and I can also tell you that this blog article doesn't mention any them.
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by willmadden 7mo ago
What "decision" are you talking about? You said you don't code, but you administer and maintain code. It sounds like you integrate new features into an existing codebase?
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by willmadden 7mo ago
The LLM needs to understand your existing codebase if it's going to be useful building features that integrate with said codebase seamlessly without breaking things or assuming things that don't exist. That's not something yo
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by willmadden 7mo ago
Did you train a self-hosted/open source LLM on your existing software and documentation? That should make it far more useful. It's not claude code, but some of those models are 80% there. In 6 months they'll be today's c
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by willmadden 7mo ago
Build a new feature. If you aren't bogged down in bureaucracy it will happen much faster.
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by willmadden 7mo ago
What they sold isn't a security regulated by the SEC. There is no "insider trading". There aren't enough facts to determine if what his sons did was ethical and/or legal.
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by willmadden 8mo ago
Floor safes do better than above-ground safes.
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by willmadden 8mo ago
AI is useful for researching things far more quickly before making a decision and for automation/robotics. Motivated people don't need a nagbot to replace their calendar.
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by willmadden 8mo ago
What are you talking about? They are both private companies. They don't have public financial reporting.
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by willmadden 10mo ago
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by willmadden 10mo ago
Terrible headline. The unredacted data was included in the file. That's not a hack.
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by willmadden 10mo ago
We'll know when all of the old Bitcoin P2PK addresses and transacted from addresses are swept.
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by willmadden 10mo ago
Here, educate yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFxu3Q71NvE
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by willmadden 10mo ago
Yes, it is 100x better than the slop the big studios publish. Enter: parasitic storytelling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFxu3Q71NvE
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by willmadden 10mo ago
Correct, a better description.
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by willmadden 10mo ago
It's self-inflicted. The big studios are beyond terrible. The games are more about social conditioning than entertainment. See Clair Obscur. They got funding from the State of France and the French National Centre for Cinema, and the g
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by willmadden 11mo ago
Issues like what? Civilization? Ending slavery? Those aren't teachings, they are genocidal lies.
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by willmadden 11mo ago
If you're going to use nHAP, get Apaguard from Japan. Their nHAP is rod shaped, not jagged. They were the first to make rod shaped nHAP and have been doing it for decades. It's not a great idea to introduce cheap/jagged nHAP
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by willmadden 11mo ago
I don't think sockpuppet, aspiring actor to politician EU governments will be around in 10 years. People are waking up.
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by willmadden 1y ago
The sphere and anything cylindrical...
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by willmadden 1y ago
During the 1990 German reunification talks, Western leaders verbally assured Gorbachev that NATO would not expand eastward beyond Germany. This is from declassified documents. Despite these promises, NATO admitted Poland, Hungary, and the C
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by willmadden 1y ago
Don't put words in my mouth. Disingenuous. Belgium: Tine Nys, 38, autism/depression (non-terminal), euthanized 2010; rushed procedure amid family presence, weak oversight, sisters allege undue pressure and unmet incurable criteria
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by willmadden 1y ago
Netherlands: Aurelia Brouwers, 29, with depression and autism (non-terminal), euthanized in 2018; critics cite expansion to mental illness and potential coercion risks. Switzerland: 8% of assisted deaths involve mental disorders like severe
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by willmadden 1y ago
I'm not "pro-Russia", but here is how Russia was provoked into the Ukraine war: - NATO’s 1999 expansion into Eastern Europe despite promises not to. - The 2014 Maidan coup removing pro-Russian President Yanukovych. - Ukraine’

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