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by zamalek 2y ago
Again, vaccinations and pronouns directly affect more than a handful of people. Each abortion affects only the individuals involved. Furthermore, hypotheticals are all fine and good, but society exists the way it does right now. The argumen
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by zamalek 2y ago
> Strong disagree. They affect at minimum 2 (potentially 3 depending how you define life/person) by default. That's exactly what I said?
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by zamalek 2y ago
Mixture of Experts. Very broadly speaking, there are a bunch of mini networks (experts) which can be independently activated.
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by zamalek 2y ago
I think you mean gamut? Calibration would only make the discs have the most correct color, not discernible colors.
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by zamalek 2y ago
It's all so much more simple than that. It boils down to a social contract. The contract being common decency. Vaccinations are part of that contract (it affects others), pronouns are part of that contract (they affect others), abortio
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by zamalek 2y ago
LLMs lie about their reasoning: https://www.anthropic.com/research/tracing-thoughts-language...
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by zamalek 2y ago
Have you considered adding LSP support? I anticipate go-to-defintion/implementation and go-to-usages being pretty useful via MCP or function calling. I started doing this for an internal tool a while back (to help with understanding so
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by zamalek 2y ago
I agree completely with you, in principle. The problem is that Engineers don't struggle with a mountain appearing in the middle of the river partway through construction. It is a significantly broader problem. Processes are nearly al
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by zamalek 2y ago
I got one of those "leave us a 5 star review for a coupon" and I had just enough of it. I left a 1 star review indicating that they offered a coupon for a good review. Amazon took my review down.
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by zamalek 2y ago
Especially when those retuns usually go to landfill instead of being restocked
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by zamalek 2y ago
The dollar store moves into neighborhoods that are impoverished as part of their strategy, and push out family owned businesses and would be competition through extreme saturation. I'd love to see them go. https://www.cnn.co
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by zamalek 2y ago
I wonder if we can look forward to the end of the letter soup brands on Amazon, it's ridiculously difficult finding real brands in between them. That would be one silver lining in all this mess, at least.
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by zamalek 2y ago
I'm sure what you can share is limited, as I'm guessing this is cat and mouse. That being said, is there anything you can share about your implementation?
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by zamalek 2y ago
I think the happy place is somewhere in-between. Use JS to allow the user to build up a request/form (basically DHTML circa 2000), but use one of these hypermedia frameworks when interacting with the server. I think that these are succ
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by zamalek 2y ago
> All of which gen pop sits on their hands and enables. I 100% agree with this, this is what the majority asked for (and probably still want, hatred seems to run deeper than self-interest).
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by zamalek 2y ago
> I don't understand why the government would revoke her visa The current make up of the executive, congress, the senate, and the judiciary.
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by zamalek 2y ago
There is a downside of being an open protocol: no certification. Zigbee vendors are free to mandate the use of their hub (and software, and spying) because there is no gatekeeper. And most certainly do. Philips attempted to do this somewhat
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by zamalek 2y ago
Things look even more dire for gas when you consider the entire supply chain. Remember that you burn gas as terrible efficiency to transport it to gas station.
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by zamalek 2y ago
This is about long-term effects, not the day after, or during.
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by zamalek 2y ago
> I'll miss the frowny face though. Maybe they'll replace it with an in-kernel LLM so that you can chat about how annoyed you are while you wait.
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by zamalek 2y ago
I think in this case it will require the non-voters picking up the scent of a monarch. This is why I believe that point is yet to come (though I do believe that the belief that we are passed it is also very rational, only history will know)
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by zamalek 2y ago
At some point every dictator was more popular with a crowd, sometimes even the moral crowd (Mugabe was aligned with liberating Zimbabwe from colonial rule). Who's to know what FDR would have become if biology hadn't saved him from
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by zamalek 2y ago
Don't discuss comment voting :) [1]. I'm an adult and can handle it, corrective votes will be issued by others if its warranted. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by zamalek 2y ago
You say that now. Every system designed to protect the constitution has been captured by him. America has 4 years to set things right, it had better make it count.
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by zamalek 2y ago
If Trump wins the next election, take that as the signal of the point of no return. It happened to Rome, it can happen to America.
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by zamalek 2y ago
People will make themselves believe whatever the man that keeps them in power tells them to believe. We've seen multiple 180s in opinions, including his right-hand lunatics.
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by zamalek 2y ago
> So I did the hipster thing and implemented Noise. > [...] > Out of laziness, we kept the Noise stuff, which means the interface to tkdb is now HTTP/Noise. Yikes, I wager it was more difficult to get this thing working than
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by zamalek 2y ago
> it is just <country> law Ah, a chief among the causes of brain drain.
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by zamalek 2y ago
Sure, but "for a dynamically typed language" still means that it's slow amongst all languages.
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by zamalek 2y ago
Fluoride was introduced late enough in Zimbabwe that many of my childhood adults easily remembered life before it. There were many horror stories about the general state of teeth prior. That being said, your dentist can apply fluoride to yo

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