LarsKrimi

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by LarsKrimi 5d ago
I'm curious what you think that may be. The situation you're imagining is one of a global all encompassing depression caused by a single government. Not unthinkable, but the Americans would feel that deeply. Do you think they want
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by LarsKrimi 5d ago
We agree that China won't care long term. They cannot lose in the current setup In my view the worst that can happen for China is that Trump gets limited by anything. He's hurting US relations more than he's hurting China sho
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by LarsKrimi 5d ago
Stability and sanity is not happening whether the conflicts stop in Yemen+Hormuz or not. At that point it's just going to go back to tarriff wars and new terror campaigns that the US admin will start somewhere else
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by LarsKrimi 16d ago
It uses Direct2D which most of the post is about. They added the support by slopping a Direct2D emulation layer together.
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by LarsKrimi 21d ago
Neat idea in its core but its still tailscale underneath The only thing that convinces me that tailscale isn't a CIA op is how badly it works for real uses
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by LarsKrimi 3mo ago
I don't think many will. But I think they should. Not only for the practical reason, but because it leads to better software in my opinion Limitations foster creativity. Abundance kills innovation. In my company: - All computers are re
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by LarsKrimi 3mo ago
Great thing the US regime can just make a computer their scapegoat. It wasn't the navy or the air force who just fired the weapons, or the commander in chief who ordered it. It was actually Grok who mistakenly included the girls school
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by LarsKrimi 3mo ago
Congratulations to the US. I'm sure it must be nice to have a trillionaire I wish my country had a trillionaire. That would give my day to day life meaning
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by LarsKrimi 3mo ago
It seems very good at understanding human language clues even in a 4-bit (Q4_K_S) model, similar in feel to E4B but a great incremental improvement. Interesting for my 8GB VRAM system, but the system RAM requirement seems to balloon quickly
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by LarsKrimi 3mo ago
This feels like a stupid idea, but it's not my tax money being wasted on it (yet). An AI being used for offensive purposes would be so easy to counter due to Brandolini's Law. A much simpler AI could probably easily create dumb ho
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by LarsKrimi 3mo ago
It's not about the US vs Iran. It's Iran turning the strait into a wedge between US and the rest of their previous partners. The US has enough oil for themselves, but the hurt is felt everywhere else. And the cause of that hurt po
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by LarsKrimi 4mo ago
Elon is a true genius, up there with Euler and Feynman. So when things don't go perfectly with his initial idea surely it must be a conspiracy to get him down
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by LarsKrimi 4mo ago
Maybe just search for it and pick a source you trust. Take the search term "kill people based on metadata" and no noise comes up, just tons of articles about General Hayden's interview and related
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by LarsKrimi 5mo ago
What would instead have been a reasonable punishment? Either he truly believed that the kids at Sandy Hook were actors, or he was using it as part of his grift and making money of it. As far as I can tell he has not reversed his stance on i
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by LarsKrimi 5mo ago
That's the funny thing of course. I don't understand who this show really is for
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by LarsKrimi 5mo ago
I'm a resident of a country regularly mentioned by the commander in chief who has recently bombed a head-of-state and his family with AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, and captured the head of state of a neighbouring state by military means.
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by LarsKrimi 5mo ago
I can tell you why. It's not the cost (even though it certainly helps) For my company it's about the "pulling the plug" usecase. We create a SaaS product for semi-critical infrastructure - we don't need 99% uptime b
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by LarsKrimi 5mo ago
It's impossible to know right now. Some are saying Pakistan messed up by not specifying properly to both sides what would constitute a cease fire. And US (Israel's proxy) is probably a bit unreliable in how their military command
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by LarsKrimi 6mo ago
This project seems to have a serdes block which seems to wrap whatever is in the PDK. Didn't look too far down but from a cursory glance it looked like it was built for an internal clock of 50 MHz (clock default to 20 ns) with an overs
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by LarsKrimi 6mo ago
I believe you are correct that the list pricing from manufacturers is higher in the US. But my understanding is that this is due to the PBMs punishing manufacturers for lowering the list price. Lower list price means less profit for the PBM
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by LarsKrimi 6mo ago
What happened to letting the free market work it's magic? Has America changed to communism recently without telling anyone? Jk ofc. But the ones scamming Americans are American middlemen - the PBMs. With this change the regime is just
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
Why not link to the AP then? https://apnews.com/live/live-updates-israel-iran-february-28... Reddit is a shithole, even more so after it went public a year ago.. Anyway, I don't think the AP pictures are too convi
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
So in your mind a picture post from a 6 day old Reddit account is a reliable news source?
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
What's wrong with that? Why are US politicians and billionaires meddling in European politics?
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
Exciting stuff, let's see what comes of it. As someone from Europe I think Carney has been quite impressive in the big picture
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
And ASP.Net at that.. It's a shame that Microsoft sucks at naming projects. ASP.Net is very different in many ways from .Net, of course same runtime infrastructure but the way you do things, the stupid async differences, etc
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
Are you sure you are geoblocked, and that's it's just not the updated SSH host key change from 2022? Actual, geoblocks can be confounding of course. After brexit I've personally thought of blocking UK phone numbers from calli
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
"We"? Sorry if my comment went over your head. The comment was about the style of articles that were in vogue in the mid 10's. A good sample here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewjosuweit/2017&#x2
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
"Something has shifted about American attitudes towards rules, especially among members of Gen Z." Great to hear some things never change. Now it's finally Gen Z destroying the world and no longer millennials.
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by LarsKrimi 7mo ago
What would targeting NYC help Iran? Aren't there more interesting targets they could go for which would take advantage of the inflamed political situation in the US? I think it's much more likely that they would strike back at a r

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