anon7725

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by anon7725 5d ago
Good luck selling degrowth to westerners - especially Americans.
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by anon7725 5d ago
"the economy" is not the only reason that we're alive or form bonds of association.
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by anon7725 5d ago
> But Maduro was a criminal, supported Russia “The United States will never condone leadership by corrupt criminals who are supported by and support Russia”
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by anon7725 5d ago
"We have seen what happened with Venezuela, but at least Mexico and Canada can somewhat keep a lid on it. Which is above and beyond what they owe the rest of us since they did not create that problem. The United States government is id
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by anon7725 7d ago
> The cars know where they are not if they're in a tunnel or a highrise canyon, or there is weather-related interference, or the maps have not been updated to reflect reality, or there is a detour for construction, etc.
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by anon7725 9d ago
I think their broader point is that it's becoming common to reach for an AI chat to solve problems that should take a few seconds of thinking to solve. Notably this kind of thing is not a search problem, since you presumably already kn
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by anon7725 9d ago
> the worst economic depression in history You need to touch grass, friend. I am as concerned with the direction of things as anyone, but this is extreme hyperbole.
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by anon7725 10d ago
It seems like the pro-Canada side is letting Smith set the agenda, is not organizing much or being extremely present/vocal. Just hoping that polling is accurate and it’ll all blow over. It makes me very nervous in light of Brexit and t
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by anon7725 10d ago
That doesn’t work. maga aren’t idealists, they are deeply cynical, atavistic reactionaries.
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by anon7725 11d ago
Bob and Van didn't make you aware of their political views within a few minutes of meeting them. They didn't put a sign in their front yard or a bumper sticker on their vehicle. They weren't wearing any particular apparel. Yo
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by anon7725 21d ago
Perhaps some kind of camp where such people can be concentrated?
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by anon7725 28d ago
Don’t anthropomorphize it because that’s bad for you. It’s not human and not alive. It’s a pile of tensors.
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by anon7725 1mo ago
Analogy-wise, wouldn't it be adding a cup of water to an ocean of piss?
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by anon7725 1mo ago
I believe their point is that the talk about foreign interference is a red herring. The current administration reflects a deeper rot in the culture. "As democracy is perfected, the office [of president] represents, more and more closel
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by anon7725 1mo ago
Typically not a loan on the seller’s books and typically not for the lion’s share of the seller’s annual revenue, no?
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by anon7725 1mo ago
Shouldn’t the analogy be “Apple lends you money to buy a MacBook. You pay Apple for a MacBook…”
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by anon7725 1mo ago
> At the end of the 2025 fiscal year, over 1,600 FOIA requests were still in OPM’s backlog, seven times more than at the end of fiscal year 2024. The average processing time for a simple request at the agency slipped to over 84 days — tw
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by anon7725 1mo ago
> We have hundreds of pharmacies with us now and they mostly successful and happy How happy are their patients?
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by anon7725 1mo ago
Blocking foreign-made solar power inverters must be part of that master plan: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-423682A1.pdf
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by anon7725 2mo ago
> most existing graph algorithms require the graph to fit into memory. You can get pretty far with sparse graphs, which are just arrays, in combination with memory mapping.
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by anon7725 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49022152
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by anon7725 2mo ago
Thanks for this. Another perspective shift: do real things in the real world. Read physical books, make art with your own two hands, garden, go for a walk. I’m going to re-learn cursive handwriting. No real reason other than my handwriting
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by anon7725 2mo ago
You may be surprised to learn that if one does not have capital, yet does have the capacity to labour, then one may seek to make labour work rather than profiting from capital.
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by anon7725 2mo ago
See also: AI PR authors & AI PR reviewers
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by anon7725 2mo ago
Nearly all animals are afraid of fireworks: https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-devastating-effects-o... Fireworks are a traumatic and disruptive intrusion on their environment akin to a temporary war. We (humans) alread
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by anon7725 3mo ago
You’re out of your element, Donny.
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by anon7725 3mo ago
> I support the CHIPS Act and IRA So do I. As I understand it, those bills involved incentives that any company could access provided that they met the conditions (manufacture in US, etc). The IRA also provided direct incentives to consu
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by anon7725 3mo ago
I am not the original commenter, but I interpret it to mean that large corporations can almost always arrange it so that they don't pay tax or don't pay their fair share of tax. 88 companies paid $0 tax on $105B in profit in 2025[
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by anon7725 3mo ago
In your own codebase you can at least run a "you simulator" to arrive at the answer fairly reliably. "Where would I have put this bit? Oh yes, of course ..."
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by anon7725 3mo ago
It's 2026 - they should change their fucking name.

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