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by wredcoll 6mo ago
What exactly is the difference? Someone tweets that next week bitcoin will be worth $x more, or elon tweets that tesla will be worth $x more next week?
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
An interesting thought but at the moment I was just talking about analyzing a video lol
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
No, it just means they're expecting someone else to buy it from them at a higher price. See also: bitcoin.
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
This is somewhat tangential, but I want a model that can detect physical objects placed on top of a board from a picture/video, specifically warhammer 40k models. I want a model that can detect the actual units/models that are pla
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> as stock prices are based on expectations of future profits. I thought stock prices were based one what I thought I could sell it for next week.
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
This would be true if everyone was optimizing for the same thing. It's not terribly difficult to imagine someone optimizing for, say, a bonus at the end of the year.
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
I mean, sure, but this becomes kinda circular, "do some planning" "how much?" "the right amount", etc. I don't think anyone is arguing for zero planning but in terms of very general rules we can talk about
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Sure, and the mcdonalds case was a famously low penalty amount.
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
This makes a lot of sense and is like the perfect use case for programming towards a "standard api". I run it at home and at work, and while I do hate installing it, once that part is done I've never run into these problems t
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
K8s is just a standardized api for running "programs" on hardware, which is a really difficult problem it solves fairly well. Is it complex? Yes, but so is the problem it's trying to solve. Is its complexity still nicer and e
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> a) You're doing something interesting with the k8s APIs, that aren't easy to do on a cloud provider. Essentially, you're a power user. b) You want a cloud abstraction layer because you're multi-cloud or you want a l
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> against a guy who accused a shooting of being a false flag and then apologized a few weeks later when better information came This is a blatant lie.
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Paying someone to report on what the kkk is doing is not, in fact, the same thing as funding the kkk. What a weird lie to parrot.
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Do you think charlie kirk would be proud of you for lying about what he said?
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
It was considerably less on appeal and the mcdonalds lawyers didn't anatagonize the court every chance they got and it was literally 30 years ago and there was only one victim. Just with inflation (6.4m) and number of victims (22?) you
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
The court does decide, but the plaintiffs are allowed to present their opinion on what it should be and if you manage to screw up your defense enough then the jury gets told to agree with the plaintiff. This is also the result of multiple l
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> The usual constraints of hunting and finding in vast area So how are you hunting and finding the carriers in the first place? You can't have it both ways. > I thought the carriers were off Iran and staged well back? I can'
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> Aircraft carriers and tanks are both capable machines built and designed for a different environment than we have now. People have been saying this for approximately the last 50 years. Maybe it's true today, but the odds are again
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
This is the sort of arms race that is going to change every year. I just read an article that claimed that China has launched a system of satellites that use non-visual means to track ships in the pacific (via.. emissions or radar or someth
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
What are they going to do, fly over and bomb washington??
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
The previous poster was claiming that not only can the S400s not detect f35s, they can't adequately combat previous generation stuff either. I can't comment on how accurate that is, but as for "cheap mass produced shit",
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
"legal" is distinct from "moral" which is distinct from "polite".
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Yeah, but what's stopping the side with carriers from just attacking your torpedo launchers? That's literally the entire point of aircraft carriers, you get to attack things while the ship itself is out of range of retaliation. If
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Like everything else there's nuance and a range of appropriate behaviors. It's probably worth spending some time beforehand designing the next mars rover's software but it's real easy to get, say, the design of an ai bas
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Man, what are you talking about? Speed optimizations after shipping software happens constantly in everything from video games in C to ui libraries in js and everything in between. People write some code, test it, ship it, then get some id
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Hurray, bad software is bad, we did it! Just don't write bad code!
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> Post WWII US has always struggled with asymmetric wars that can't be solved with military dominance and rarely addressed on deeper issues. I mean, yeah, we're talking about the part of the war that is unrelated to the weapon
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> Actually, exactly like that. It looks completely normal. Container ships are super massive, and generally containers are only searched after they're offloaded, before leaving the port. So they don't get searched if they remai
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
> What is the carrier for if the jets it carries cannot stop swarms of drones? What makes you think they can't? Ignoring some kind of dedicated anti-drone missile systems that they could equip (if you're just hitting drones you
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by wredcoll 6mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but satellites... orbit. They don't just fly in arbitrary directions following a target. Even something like a rain storm can lose visual track of a carrier group, or even just night time, at which point y

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