edmundsauto

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by edmundsauto 11d ago
I’m used to unraid for my home system. Is this an app that would run as a container across my jbod?
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by edmundsauto 12d ago
Probably more loyalists than ideologues. It’s the Project 2025 influence that has the ideologues. And the Thiel/Vance sector has the traditional influence-focused corruption, while the Trump family is more low-trust-society personal en
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by edmundsauto 13d ago
The consumer facing part of their value has largely been replaced in consumer space where 90% as good but cheaper wins. In specialized applications, especially where physics/optics are constraints and it matters to go from 90-99% for b
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by edmundsauto 21d ago
Sorry, I don’t understand. Do you mean it’s fraudulent and just trying to find someone who rubber stamps it so they can get benefits they are not entitled to?
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by edmundsauto 21d ago
I respectfully disagree. Should Stripe or VISA count all charges made with their network as revenue?
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by edmundsauto 21d ago
They also have more incentive and capability to optimize right up to (and past) safety lines. And the impersonal corporate distance from the pride in quality of production matters too. With appropriate regulation and enforcement I agree wit
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by edmundsauto 23d ago
Which is why they get paid, of course. I feel more sympathy to the recipients ts who are eligible for benefits but unable to receive them due to onerous paperwork. AI is an equalizer between the desperate amateur and the bureaucratic profes
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by edmundsauto 27d ago
And with modern analytics it’s harder to make up the numbers like they did. Also cheaper to transmit and centralize the data, especially with some IOT type stuff. Doesn’t make it immune to human nature, but modern tech reduces the friction
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by edmundsauto 1mo ago
One goal of modern propaganda is to make it irrelevant when the truth inevitably comes out. Look at the US situation. It’s clear that Trump is a rapist - the truth has come out. It’s clear he’s corrupt. For all the “release the full Epstein
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by edmundsauto 1mo ago
Are you elderly, differently able, live in extremely hilly or hot terrain, or only willing to bike if it’s half the current effort? That plus “already has a bike” is a massive market.
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by edmundsauto 1mo ago
It’s interesting how you zero in on skin color rather than culture. Many of the other dog whistles at least try to focus on culture and religion, but you went right ahead to equate skin color as being the issue. Bravo!
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by edmundsauto 1mo ago
What people see is all there is. Mediated by their biases. If you are disappointed because people as a whole are not rational…
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by edmundsauto 2mo ago
I’m not sure the definition matters here. Either you are doing business and this regulation makes certain things now illegal; or you are not doing business and it’s unsolicited and spam.
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by edmundsauto 2mo ago
Tell the story of what’s happened in the last 15 years, not just the 2000s under Bush 2. In 2015, the JCPOA was signed to address some of these shortcomings. It especially enhanced verification and started discussions between Iran and the r
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by edmundsauto 2mo ago
Famously, America has shown to be exceptionally skilled at getting the rich to help pay for society they sit on top of.
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by edmundsauto 2mo ago
My read is that money changes transactions that are antithetical to the goals of this community. Money is such a concrete way to keep score that it warps interactions, making “winners” and “losers” apparent. It attracts people whose sole ob
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by edmundsauto 4mo ago
It also presupposes that open models will bridge that gap towards opus4.5, which was really when I drank the AI coding koolaid
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by edmundsauto 4mo ago
The second option also incentivizes the seller, who is often a local real estate magnate, to pressure local officials to issue the permits.
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by edmundsauto 4mo ago
Here’s my steel man. Wall Street hates the entitlement that they perceive from soft coders. They don’t like companies not constantly putting downward pressure on costs, which is why those other companies do it. Notice how these benefit redu
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by edmundsauto 4mo ago
Police are responsible for violations of the law, not immigration. This also requires due process. And frankly, the per capita rates for crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants is much lower than for citizens. If these violations and mu
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by edmundsauto 4mo ago
Isn’t it more dependent on how Trump is feeling? That makes it much more depressing for the leader of the country to be messing with our largest economy like this.
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
I have always heard that dopers are consistently ahead of testing regimes. I don’t think it is easier to tell than AI, which always seems pretty obvious to me.
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
It doesn’t always have to have consequences when it’s a curated access club like the Oscars. It’s ok to have cultural norms that aren’t enforced by consequences, at the very least some of the ethical participants will follow them. I know th
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
4. Or we could acknowledge that everyone is pathfinding.
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
YMMV. I would still be very happy with Claude if it hard failed on 20% of tasks. You can always come back to it. I say this as someone working for a tech company who does not have to foot the bill (in the >$1k per month bracket) I also e
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
It’s almost as if a group of 80,000 dynamic humans in a wild uncharted environment might mean decisions are made that have to be re-evaluated in a year!
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
This is demonstrably false. In the case of removing migrants, the court ordered the practice halt and flights get turned around. The court also found evidence of contempt from the federal government due to noncompliance, although another ap
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
Ahh but intent to harm doesn’t mean thy aren’t doing harm. “The road to hell is paved with good intentions”
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
I can see a world where energy costs rise at a rate faster than overall inflation, or are a leading indicator. In that scenario then yes I could see LLM token costs going up.
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by edmundsauto 5mo ago
Law enforcement has also burned its goodwill with the public, making everything harder.

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