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yieldcrv
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1mo ago
I like the part where you act like they would have ever had images otherwise
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I’m curious what parent personally did, I can think of several solutions and am curious of their personal journey with this Prioritizing that while potentially facing a deadline of moving out of an irreconcilable lease, living situation, jo
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1mo ago
How do you go about learning this about a building or neighborhood while planning a move? Its something I usually find out later
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1mo ago
lots of utilities there, glad you launched some UX tweaks could make this very useful. long landing pages and many sections are hallmarks of a model not pushing back, there are high signal variants for humans, you can pack a lot more inform
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1mo ago
I'm going to separate this from the title, versus the contents on the post on the bun rewrite, this matches my experience it's always been worth completely ignoring people that had a negative experience with AI-assisted coding, be
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1mo ago
As I wrote “not spending ensures no voters know who you are, but the most spending doesn't result in the most votes” Did your eyes glaze over after the first line, it’s such a short comment
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1mo ago
that view doesn’t make it false
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fun fact, voters cause election consensus, not spending not spending ensures no voters know who you are, but the most spending doesn't result in the most votes funny prisoner's dilemma for partisans, well, more amusing if you se
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That explains how the mutation was promoted But not whether other adaptations could be possible. Fix the digestive tract issue and keep the female well fed and defending the nest in a different way
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1mo ago
can you repeat that in a different way? opportunity cost is prioritizing gains - or at least a window of opportunity for outsized gains - I don't see how "ducked the intent" fits in but yes I realize that any conversation wit
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> Funny enough, this is why I think a PhD is undervalued by many no, the opportunity cost is too great for this field, for people that saw the light in just undergrad or wound up building software for other people without an undergrad CS
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1mo ago
This exists, saw a high res demo just a few days ago Different approach than OP’s I think it can do the whole world and just using webgpu Dont recall name or more details, probably saw it on m3taverse account on ig
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China is so paradoxical that its impossible to explain how it works without running afoul of their regulation, at this point I would petition for an educational exemption with the party Essentially anything that is seen as undermining the “
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I agree, a move on Taiwan sets semiconductor industry back like 5 years at this point, down from what I’d say was 10 just last year yeah equity asset values are going to tank but US will get serious about the supply chain immediately (which
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Isn't this tied to the senesce? Where their digestive tract has closed and they starve to death at the nest
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Octopus have extremely high mortality rates and extremely large litters, so there’s that They don’t raise their offspring
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mutations that occur after reproduction are never weeded out since the genes are passed on already, so natural selection on its own can result in this, just like cancer or lower safeguards against cancer such as short telomeres in humans
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1mo ago
lets splice in a gene fix for cephalopod senescence and get the invasion over with
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staying within free tiers has led to some really great optimizations for me took complex pub/sub event architectures down to the events postgres can do on its own, and a system architecture that works with that payload. am aware of the
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Its the opposite China isn’t going to invade China until after we get our semiconductors up and running in Arizona for real (because US won’t have to think about that situation ever again) removing dependence imperils that island, CCP alrea
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despite the "non fungible" in the name, tickets in this format ironically adds fungibility that non-blockchain marketplaces decrease right now outside of the web3 space, all promotion companies release tickets in different ways. t
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all the NFTs I launched actually were fully onchain SVGs and CSS tried to be the change I wanted to see given where the concept actually found staying power (liquidity pools, instead of collectibles) it wholly needs a new name “NFT” is dist
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I personally don’t find a thin corporate layer in the West controlling all facets of life to be a functionally different user experience than a system where everything is theoretically effectively nationalized and is the government controll
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I’m wondering if a reinterpretation of that national security article in their constitution could weaken its use to control all facets of life The rest of the constitution is at parity with western ideals but its been undermined by that one
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2mo ago
This current Chinese administration is great Maybe Xi getting rid of generals in the party really helped many other high ranking officials step in line and step up in doing things for the people
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They need to fire their growth marketer Their truth is “we don't have compute and are working to improve capacity” People would root for that Instead they got people rushing to escape the permanent underclass until they have a mental h
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2mo ago
beautifully onbrand, *mobs
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ooof that's bad, all levels of support missed the frontend validation and blamed you and an opaque non-existent process instead
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I'm not going to be able to match your colloquialism on that, words have meaning and this one hasn't changed yet despite mods of illiterate people using it your way
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