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Because speakers of English arrived at the arbitrary decision that it is. Whenever you're faced with the question: "why is x y?", you should ask yourself "is x y?". In this case, zero is plural... in English. But no
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> EDIT: why is this down voted? Because you're posting pure flamebait and saying Jews control everything isn't even novel antisemitism. Jewish space lasers, not _that's_ something at least interesting.
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The problem is putting US allies like Lithuania and Poland in the same tier as communist countries like Laos or Vietnam. I'd put it another way, if demand is below the cap, then why have the cap? Why destroy relations for free? It'
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These are the tweets he was banned for: > The 75,000,000 great American Patriots who voted for me, AMERICA FIRST, and MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, will have a GIANT VOICE long into the future. They will not be disrespected or treated unfair
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You use colonialist as a slur, but China has literal colonies in Tibet and the Uyghur land.
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What you're really complaining about is that too many people agree with Georgescu. The way mainstream media works, only a few candidates get air time so there's little competition. Georgescu was able to build a following on the a
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You can read about it here: https://thediplomat.com/2020/09/are-private-chinese-companie... You can read the full "Opinion on Strengthening the United Front Work of the Private Economy in the New Era" he
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There are two aspects you should consider: 1) Google's AI isn't as good. 2) people don't want an AI middleman for person-to-person communication. People may dislike AI written code or AI "art", but using AI to talk
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> corporate lorem ipsum This is a great phrase. Turns out there's a generator for it: https://www.corporate-ipsum.com/ . Example: > Elevate a quick win move the needle a cutting-edge veniam nulla zoom out for a m
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2y ago
Nothing is perfect but it's ridiculous to say Node is more chaotic than Python. What's the Python package manager of the month? uv? poetry? pipenv? conda? pip? pyenv? setuptools? virtualenv? venv? pdm? easy_install? pymgr? mamba?
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You're being facetious. The name Xiaohongshu is clearly a reference to Mao's book. And it's incorrectly translated as "Red Note" specifically to avoid the reference, not because it's a "mouthful". If
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Among other things, what I don't like is the hallucinated stress. Take the classic example of: > I never said she stole my money It can have 7 different meanings based on which word you stress out. The new AI voices sound very natur
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2y ago
If my podcast memory serves, that's how Isaac (the NPM guy) said it was intended. You would `npm install` and then `git commit`. That's why npm didn't have a lock file back then. Git was the lock file.
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2y ago
You mean a metal detector? Having seen "Detectorists", I can tell you that they can be configured to find metal objects of a certain size. It would take a lot of time through.
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What is accountability? A platform picking what the truth is? Presumably you liked the fact checkers before because they were of the same political persuasion as you. Now that Trump is in power would you prefer if Musk/Zuckerberg place
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> uppercase letters and numbers for "blocky" aesthetics and readability I'm not sure if this is meant to be read as "uppercase (letters and numbers)", but it is effectively what he's referring to. Lowercase
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Not trying to be mean, but the fact that they spend that much time on ids is an indication that the team could have misplaced priorities in other regards as well.
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There's a similar proposal called TypeID: https://github.com/jetify-com/typeid E.g.: user_2x4y6z8a0b1c2d3e4f5g6h7j8k
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As a Romanian, I'm so sick of AI translations on YouTube, especially since they use Google's translation (OpenAI's at least works quite well). Here's an example (translated back to English): > Man Builds Background of
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They got backlash, but (if I'm not mistaken) it was ruled that it's okay to use copyrighted works in your model. So if a model is copyrighted, you should still be able to use it if you generate a different one based on it. I.e. co
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I don't know if you're aware, but Ancient Apocalypse is pseudo science.
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As an Atheist (formally Orthodox), I think I can adjudicate this. The problem with the First Council of Nicaea was that it was decided wrong. The whole "there are three gods, but only one god" is inherently confusing. There's
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> a role in the Eastern Roman Empire's decision to stop identifying themselves as part of the Catholic Church From their point of view, the West abandoned the true (i.e. orthodox) faith. Also, it's hard to argue that the Easter
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Additionally, it's part of the credo: > [We believe] in one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church." In Latin: > Et unam sanctam catholicam et apostolicam Ecclesiam. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Mar
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2y ago
OP mentions this ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42440887 ): > 1. Individual accountable for illegal content safety duties and reporting and complaints duties > 2. Written statements of responsibilities > 3.
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> having a content moderation function to review and assess suspected illegal content That costs money. The average person can't know every law. You have to hire lawyers to adjudicate every report or otherwise assess every report as
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Specifically this playlist where he builds a desk clock in an estimated 1000 hours: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Y146v8HxE&list=PLZioPDnFPN... The last video in the series summaries everything in 12 minutes: https
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I first learned about this from Richard Dawkins, but apparently there's a push to consider Maori mythology as science: https://richarddawkins.net/2021/12/myths-do-not-belong-in-sc...
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Wikipedia says his full name is "Gukesh Dommaraju".
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Wow, I got tricked by the inventor of Scheme. He looks a lot like Son of Sam.
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