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by wqaatwt 8mo ago
Yet somehow the scientific method as we know it evolved in (and only in) Christian universities. Of course there were significant regressions but the Roman world wasn’t exactly some pro-science utopia. Where do you think Christians got the
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by wqaatwt 8mo ago
The full source of several compilers being in its training set is somewhat helpful though. It’s not exactly a novel problem and those optimizations and edge cases which it seemingly is struggling are the overwhelming majority of the work an
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by wqaatwt 8mo ago
That’s also just Volkswagen the brand. If you add up VW, Skoda, Cupra etc. its not even remotely close and they overtook Tesla a while ago..
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by wqaatwt 8mo ago
Are you saying that software is THAT inefficient so that you can’t run a few hundred of them on a single Mac Mini? : D
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by wqaatwt 8mo ago
Really doubt it has a significant impact on mac mini sales… And being fair ClawBot is a complete meme/fad at this point rather than an actual product. Using it for anything serious is pretty much the equivalent of throwing your credit
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
So just ignore the atrocities Hamas/male Gazans committed and move on? Not exactly realistic?
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
Please don’t be absurd.. or are you one of the people pretending that the October 7th attacks didn’t happen or that the victims somehow deserved it? What Israel ended up doing in Gaza ended up being extremely horrible. But what options did
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> by any means necessary Not that carpet bombing a densely populated city wasn’t extremely horrible were there any better was to destroy or at least massively weaken Hamas? For that matter Hamas could have stopped the Israeli atrocities
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> deaths we caused in Iraq Doesn’t much change the horrible situation but overwhelming majority of them were indirect. Not quite the same as carpet bombing a densely inhabited city. Also well.. if you look at Sadam’s death toll in the 80
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
Qwen 3 Max wasn’t originally open, or did they realease?
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
Amongst other stuff you just said.. not everything a law enforcement officer says is a lawful order by definition. If they are running around harassing, assaulting and arresting people with a due cause that’s still illegal.
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> conscious Depends on how you define the word. But yes? Their decision to escalate the situation in the first place is a clear indication of that. > no longer posing a physical threat? Can you show a video of the gun leaving its hols
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
How is this relevant regardless? Concealed carry is not illegal and even in places where it might be its usually not grounds for a summary execution.
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> egregious error This would imply it was an unintentional mistake which is far from obvious. If they recognized it was an egregious error the perpetrators would be prosecuted and they won’t be. > training of the ICE/BP officers
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
The implication being that summary execution is a perfectly acceptable punishment for not immediately falling on the ground with your hands behind your back when a “law enforcement” goon eve looks at you? You don’t see a problem with that?
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> the trials and tribulations of european settlers Yet it was already the richest place per capita in the 1700s. At least in the Northeast the average British colonist was earned more money, was healthier, lived significantly longer and
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> Just like Australia is country in itself in the Commonwealth. That’s really not even close. Greenland isn’t even remotely self sustainable without Danish funding. It also has MPs in the Danish parliament. So yes while it technically ha
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> expanded into land that was sparsely populated Yes, that’s exactly the situation that results in highest income/wealth per capita. As long as that land can be utilized productively.
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> Which tells you everything you need to know about who was actually pocketing the imperial profits No, not really. Britain did not exist in isolation. Economic growth was generally very slow in the 1800s. So you need to compare Britain
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> US saw 60% real wage growth from 1860-1890 with no empire whatsoever Yes, having infinite farmland in a still mostly agrarian economy gives you a massive head start. Before the 20th century the link between the population and the amoun
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
Britain was much richer per capita than every other major European country and almost all smaller ones. Whether that was because of its much bigger industrial sector or its enpire is debatable.
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If you had land yes. For a landless laborer in a rural area the conditions weren’t necessarily that great either. Of course population growth played a significant factor too.
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> a poc RAG pipeline Why would that be any harder than a React app? At least for me having an LMM produce a decent and consistent UI layout is not that straightforward
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
You seem to be talking about a small subset of Europe. I’m sure people in New York have rather different lifestyles than many other Americans.
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by wqaatwt 9mo ago
> In Europe Isn’t a monolithic place. I don’t think there is a non micro-state country in Europe where the absolute majority of people don’t commute by car. Living outside of dense urban areas without a car is still generally tricky. In
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by wqaatwt 10mo ago
British government using 1984 as a guidebook is playing into that quite well, though
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> soldered-on RAM modules That can have significant performance advantages, though. Which might be hard to overcome due to physics
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Seems fantastic for analytics. I wonder how many news sites do that
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Do people in other places constantly move to other states/countries on a whim without any strong reasons?
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> since the progressive (and on some occasions, before that) Wasn’t it the other way around? E.g. the fir amendment was pretty much ignored (barely a guideline) by everyone almost until the 1900s. Even the founders themselves discarded i

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