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cauefcr
3mo ago
same, wish i didn't.
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cauefcr
3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
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cauefcr
3mo ago
audiobook software is almost there, I've used cozy like that myself
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cauefcr
5mo ago
Both of those problems exist largely or primarily due to the US, destabilizing countries with bombs and coups, and the cuban blockade.
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cauefcr
6mo ago
were we supposed to have stopped at some point?
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cauefcr
6mo ago
I read it as end user OS.
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cauefcr
6mo ago
DevOps? K8s config nightmare?
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cauefcr
6mo ago
Quit your palantir job, spook.
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cauefcr
6mo ago
Different architectures, different RL training loops, maybe memory modules [1][2] as part of the architecture, focusing on efficiency, the giant troves of data we're generating by using claude code/gemini-cli/opencode, there&
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cauefcr
6mo ago
You should take a hard look at who really is the bad guy.
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cauefcr
9mo ago
Most times i read political things on HN it looks like visiting a comment straight from ayn rand's delusions, but that's to be expected of the country with two right wing parties pretending to compete.
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cauefcr
10mo ago
When they try to day trade, yes they do.
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cauefcr
1y ago
This is horrible, i love it.
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cauefcr
1y ago
i hope this kills our notarization cartel, damn.
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cauefcr
1y ago
Honestly, CachyOS was _much_ easier to install and maintain than older versions of ubuntu were, when i first started using linux (the free cd ones), next next next, select some boxes, done, everything works.
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cauefcr
1y ago
A nazi who became a zionist? good lateral move for him.
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cauefcr
1y ago
The answer should be an obvious yes here, reading HN on anything political is an exercise in frustration, fascist apologies and whataboutism+mccartism.
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cauefcr
1y ago
You did something wrong: non-deterministic impossible to validate process for critical system.
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cauefcr
2y ago
AWS was, indeed, very easy to reach when i did an oopsie and spent over my desired limit.
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cauefcr
2y ago
It can also be an almost rediscovery of closures.
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cauefcr
2y ago
Migrations? Generate bindings for your queries automatically with query+schema definitions? (sqlc)
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cauefcr
2y ago
Cry some more, Anna's Archive did nothing wrong.
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cauefcr
2y ago
Someone retire this man.
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cauefcr
2y ago
Singleton
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cauefcr
2y ago
True in Brazil, is it true anywhere else?
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cauefcr
2y ago
Brazil also allows non-clean room reverse engineering (I still don't understand why we're not a rev-eng tech hub, come to Brazil my Ghidra/IDA users) and have much saner laws regarding piracy (like it being legal for 24h for
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cauefcr
2y ago
Land of the free /s.
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cauefcr
2y ago
The USA needs to chill it's warmongering status, always invading countries around the world and overthrowing democratically elected leftist leaders.
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cauefcr
2y ago
The circle of desirable things does not overlap the circle of profitable things perfectly, so many great ideas simply don't get made or researched as they should.
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cauefcr
2y ago
Entanglement happens at the speed of light though.
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