wrqvrwvq

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by wrqvrwvq 2mo ago
or we could glass the continent
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by wrqvrwvq 3mo ago
An insane assumption when there are millions of immigrants in every european country lining up for every type of health care service and not contributing a cent back into it
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by wrqvrwvq 3mo ago
In your opinion, which specific criminal acts have American executives committed in the last 20 years? Holmes et co have been charged and incarcerated, SBF is also sitting in prison, other executives at smaller companies have also been pros
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by wrqvrwvq 3mo ago
these "other tactics" are just attempts at increasing demand. Cost plus is how many business set prices but that is entirely separate from what the market decides. If cost plus is not an attractive price, it won't sell, becau
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by wrqvrwvq 3mo ago
Knowledge accumulation seems to have cyclical patterns where general observations are condensed into "laws", and common wisdom is to treat these as unassailable truths. As exceptions and contradictions are found, the popular wisdo
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by wrqvrwvq 3mo ago
Insane reflection. Nothing about the open internet has or will change because of a private, third-party payment framework making use of a http status code. Who is paying for bots like this? Every site needs to account for its costs. Just be
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by wrqvrwvq 4mo ago
I agree with the basic premise and math here but getting to true 24/7 uptime in the cloud will require a minimum of 2 full time cloud engineers or infra people. If you're spending another 500K in usage costs you're almost at
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Horstine the Whale: An Obituary(eugyppius.com)
1 points by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago|0 comments
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
fun demo. could be a daily puzzle combining various commenter suggestions. There are (didn't verify personally) 388 solutions. The daily puzzle could remove 1+ pieces and ask for a 1+ move guess. Also a click on a square could auto pla
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
Discussion of the free-press in america or elsewhere invariably suffers from lack of historical perspective. Without oversimplifying, the press has always been biased and ideologically motivated to a degree that few appreciate. Because of &
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
out of all the companies listed, yc would of course choose something like this. "wow you're going to defend american soldiers????" yc and this site are chinese ops run by the scummiest sinotrash on earth. steal millions and d
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
unc's thrashing out
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
How would something like this exist at all if it weren't true? https://x.com/PabloAntonio/status/2051401704395227410#m
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
These kinds of operations are rampant in all cities. There's a line of people to waiting to sell their ebt/stamps. https://x.com/PabloAntonio/status/2051401704395227410
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
I don't think just paying people will make any difference at all. Most of the chronically poor in US at least have underlying problems such as addiction, schizophrenia or other affective disorders. Most chronically homeless people have
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
Bizarre thread so far. Some threads seem to attract a certain type of boosterism or opinion management. People all rush in to same similar things, without reading the prior comments. Seems designed to wash thoughts into a stream. Maybe coor
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
That's why there's tomes of overlapping AGENTS.slop folders and 100K lines of "docslop" and people inventing "memoryslop" systems to reduce this token burden. But the agents can't really distill even a sim
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by wrqvrwvq 5mo ago
People say this without any evidence. This ai-post is just regurgitating hn-thread "received wisdom". The evidence for the existence of a library is thin and hard to piece together, but points to more than a myth. I appreciate tha
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Mike Stonebraker Turing Award Winner: Postgres, Disagreeing with Google [video](youtube.com)
2 points by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago|0 comments
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
ai trends seem to mirror general coding/software trends but compressed. People used to edit programs with sed, but the ide proved to be more powerful from every perspective. cli tools always have their place for "power-users"
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
great to insert partisan talking points here. the last admin has no culpability so this is a great argument. thanks.
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
There is probably some phrase for describing this type of business activity. "If it's sophisticated it's actually legal" (no fault settlement). As a limited legalist this is actually the way it works and it's somewh
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You know what I haven't ever seen? a good blogpost from an AI
2 points by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago|1 comments
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
what are you morons still even pretending to do??? I agentically replace myself and it sucks not only the entire financial proposition of my company out of itself, but also just sucks. nice ...
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
ahhh, i have no idea what i'm doing...! lol , but a bot wrote this, im not even responsible
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
hilarious that there's 10 billion lines of context being shuffled around and argued over but paying a dev 100K is a techno sin. Oh no muh 1T context window elaborately constructed over months is useless, better become a slave to my ai
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
I think law as code or the "legal code" as code is a proposition that hasn't been fully imagined. There are a few other cs-language projects to describe tax law as code and some of them have some traction, but if law were imm
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
"Commoditized intelligence" is the ultimate control mechanism, since the entire creative output of humanity could be legally reduced to a chatbot. It's the next iteration of censorship, and debanking, deanonymization. First d
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
It's not a terrible storage mechanism but 36,625 workflow runs taking between ~1-12 minutes seems like a terrible use of runner resources. Even at many orgs, constantly actions running for very little benefit has been a challenge. Whet
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by wrqvrwvq 6mo ago
I've seen far more non-design-obsessed people (normals) complaining about it, but in the end i think the better question is why? What possible purpose does this serve other than key-jangling? It is a distraction for most people and a w

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