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I’ve started referring to the industrialized majority as peoples too “the South of Market peoples”
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I googled peat so you dont have to Peat is a soft, spongy material made from dead plants that did not fully rot. It forms very slowly in wet, swampy places called bogs It is used as fuel as well as fertilizer
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2mo ago
which case are you reading?
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the judge didn’t rule on that specifically the article mentions it
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2mo ago
emphasis on past tense a nation can emerge as a superpower with advanced infrastructure at one point in time, and still have antiquated infrastructure in the present, no high speed rail and overly complex solutions to make up for it
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> I'm not even yet optimizing cost by batching things like review to slow local models over night well, I am. look at what the market thinks of CPU manufacturers and general computation now that agentic workflows have taken up, all
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I'm loving this competition (now that I can see how workflows keep us employed) All the frontier labs go seemingly dormant for a month or two, while another one has its flurry of press releases, and people start to question whether the
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2mo ago
Glad to see more forms of liquidity for offshore yuan I don’t really see the sinophobia as relevant at this point in history, or the US dollar pride as beneficial to the world aside from its unparalleled and impressive liquidity. Everything
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This is all a naming quirk because Google can’t commit Path A: Deprecated, do not dare use Path B: Beta, do not rely
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yes but tell your slopywriter to be less verbose, get to the point
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This path isnt necessary The bar is only high for straight out of high school admissions If you have intention and a cool life story, no crime record, and evidence of a support system, and an ability to pay, universities would love to have
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2mo ago
Not aware of that etymology
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They also completed a tender offer today, so their fake job just made a lot of money and they left
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phenomenal and I want to address snarky comments here the “states rights” crowd has always used laws passed by Congress, which the CEA has been. other examples such as a Supreme Court overruling itself made a national regulation fall back t
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are these still 2026 problems? a simple vector index would associate girl as a synonym for adult woman as is used by both men and women in the English lexicon even a Chinese model that thinks its Claude when asked would have inherited this
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loras have been fixing that for years
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I feed these things my tax transcripts and it found all sorts of refunds and ways to waive penalties that the IRS and my state agreed I was eligible for, because my current CPA doesn’t do this kind of tax matter The high parameter 2026 mode
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Alright I’ve been afraid to ask but have been having trouble finding What are some adult entertainment workflows in comfyui, I need best loras, best prompts to start with and the communities, are they on telegram or something?
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2mo ago
wait till the M7 bro you’re almost there, rumor has it that Apple is skipping the M6 but it still might be 2028
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what does the first L mean in LLM?
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human slop tl;dr which begins 3,000 words in: employees were noticed to be leaving and it’s because a “fine tuning from user submissions” ai psychosis of yesteryear, except it’s amusingly happening in 2026 still. Investigation into the vera
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the gitignore contents suffice for me
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People say hearing loss is permanent, that may be true and I thought tinnitus was that, but its a separate correlated thing that doesnt have to be permanent Ever since I got better earplugs and kept them on my keyring for more routine use,
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2mo ago
Its aligned in getting you interested and frustrated about a topic enough to go to a primary source you would have never looked at
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There’s more to capital than dilutive capital But yes lots of ways to lose money with even less recourse
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it’s just because allot of projects throw in the towel but some don’t agentic engineering would make this easy, especially when following the blueprint of the projects that do this translation already
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I see The provisional government is not supported by the west, they are experiencing self determination Specifically because it is not seen as better, just present
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the economy, its a resource allocation system, the most efficient one concocted so far people have to find their own purpose, partially enabled with the proceeds of their productivity, otherwise that’s not a problem being solved for
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> If coding is easy, how come programmers were in high demand, and have demanded large salaries for years (even before ZIRP)? Programmers are the only[1] hired professionals that can compete directly or go off the market entirely in thei
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Okay, sure, maybe I’m blind to it, what is the other perspective in favor of the old regime I don’t see the new one as being exalted, just present and on a fact finding mission.
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