barbazoo

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by barbazoo 3d ago
Efficiently at scale or even as an individual?
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by barbazoo 4d ago
Years again I was gifted a sturgeon fishing trip on the Fraser and I still feel bad thinking about it. In hindsight knowing how much we stressed and probably harmed that animal. What a cruel way to entertain ourselves.
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by barbazoo 6d ago
They certainly just mentioned it favourably here, even guaranteeing results!!!
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by barbazoo 7d ago
My kids are around so many other kids, interacting, playing, arguing, sometimes fighting (hands to yourself!), they are around so many caring adults that live nearby, we talk to them every time we see them. I know how lucky we are. I bet pe
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by barbazoo 7d ago
I was curious why someone would need to classify a comment in the first place. > One thing in this comment caught my mind: the small parenthetical that says “the usual case”. If that were true, it would be important information! However,
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by barbazoo 7d ago
The game is fun because it's so obvious that any answer will just devolve into an even more unstable state when in reality I feel like it's pretty straight forward to correct it in the moment, if not permanently, to get what you a
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by barbazoo 7d ago
I was gonna respond to you but actually decided not to.
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by barbazoo 7d ago
I think the root cause is people not having enough human connection. If we had families, friends, neighborhoods, communities where people know each other and care about each other it wouldn't make a difference what new tool someone bri
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by barbazoo 7d ago
I don't have many memories of my father but one thing I very vaguely remember is the quirky way it would scramble each character when he entered his password in Lotus Notes.
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Winter 2026/2027 First Forecast: Super El Niño Drives a Major Weather Divide(severe-weather.eu)
22 points by barbazoo 13d ago|4 comments
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by barbazoo 14d ago
I feel for you. Even though it's entertaining to read, that must be really hard to go through for you.
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by barbazoo 15d ago
Right! Maybe the longer into the future the older the kid is. It's hard to predict past 1s sometimes what my toddler is going to do. The older one, I'd bet on the outcome within a couple seconds.
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by barbazoo 15d ago
> Surely the creator is getting some value from YouTube and YT expects to be compensated for that? I'd imagine Google would start charging for videos that don't make enough money or heavily deprioritize them from discovery. Tha
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by barbazoo 15d ago
It doesn't have to go through Google. Lots of us support the people they follow through patreon et al, I don't need to make the gigacorp even richer than it is. They have enough.
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by barbazoo 15d ago
> I don't think you can learn how to work in a machine shop safely from a book. Or recognize when a complex design is heading towards being unworkable. This strikes me as something one learns very slowly over time. Safety takes time
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How CMIP7 will shape the next wave of climate science(carbonbrief.org)
1 points by barbazoo 15d ago|0 comments
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by barbazoo 16d ago
I'm still using Arc, I wonder when I'll lose UBO support. That'll be the day I switch back to Firefox.
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by barbazoo 17d ago
One of many signals. Using AI efficiently is all about leaving breadcrumbs everywhere.
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by barbazoo 17d ago
Same here, cool, now Claude can grab the context from the session to reason better about why things are the way they are. Maybe an ID alone would have been better, not a whole http url.
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by barbazoo 17d ago
Including executives that still refuse to price in the environmental externalities of their business practices.
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by barbazoo 17d ago
> because .. inevitably .. this super dry summer means there will be heavier rains in October What's the process here for that region? I don't think the moisture is waiting anywhere.
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by barbazoo 19d ago
I would imagine that the worst thing the vast majority of people have done is probably orders of magnitude less bad than what this guy has enabled and profited from. So it'd probably be safe under that regime.
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by barbazoo 21d ago
Strawman, no one said anything about shutting down the company. Even without the government telling them, they shouldn't be damaging children.
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by barbazoo 22d ago
> Hello again, world! Has that kinda vibe.
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by barbazoo 23d ago
> Someone asked what I'd do if I were 17. I'd learn how to build LLMs from scratch, and then train ones as powerful as I could with whatever hardware I could get access to. He's seeing a future for models running on everyd
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by barbazoo 24d ago
The stadium isn't owned by any team playing there isn't? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allianz_Arena Also, FCB posts and annual profit of about €30m. They're not poor. https://footballfinancel
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by barbazoo 25d ago
There is this recent example https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/aug/20/evergrande-...
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by barbazoo 25d ago
One thing China does well. Put people that damage their society or economy behind bars.
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by barbazoo 25d ago
That plus the 20% or so that don't care enough to vote.
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by barbazoo 26d ago
OP made the mistake and included ALPRs in their list IMO. Because I'm having a hard time imagining how a sensor triggered red light camera could be used for oppression.

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