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hayd
3mo ago
After public outcry, a national inquiry was promised to the British people last year by their [pro-immigration] Prime Minister... but, of course, this process has still not even begun. The facts of the independent rape gang inquiry must b
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hayd
4mo ago
I suspect they've been planning this and experimenting for many months. Along with the large existing test suite, they have lots of tooling for parallelizing agents and an unlimited token budget. So don't feel too bad..
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hayd
4mo ago
https://law.stackexchange.com/a/83552 I suppose the question is whether the author had ever entered into a contract limiting reverse engineering...
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hayd
5mo ago
"$30B in sales and $1B in profit." This margin seems terrible.
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hayd
5mo ago
Does it? I'm not sure I'd necessarily notice but I haven't found it noticeably worse.
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hayd
5mo ago
me feel that it needs some tweaking - it's a little annoyingly cute (and could be even terser).
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hayd
5mo ago
same. I use pi - and anthropic pricing change have made it usuable with Max. Codex works pretty much the same, not need to change development practice... apart from no 429s (so far).
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5mo ago
had been using claude max/opus with pi and the results have been incredible. Having pi write an AGENTS.md and dip your feet into creating your own skills specific to the project. With the anthropic billing change (not being able to use
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hayd
8mo ago
I think people are more concerned about SpaceX getting the raw deal here.
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hayd
8mo ago
I think one of the things that will need to be embraced is carefully curating .md context files to give the prompts better/shared direction to contributors. Things like any new feature or fix should include a test case (in the right pl
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8mo ago
> the European Union was seen to be a good thing in the eyes of the archetypal Brit It wasn't, hence Brexit. We were dragged in via a Customs Union against the will of the British electorate at every turn.
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hayd
8mo ago
The £100k threshold is such an economically illiterate policy for society. The GPs and lawyers I know are working ~3 days a week to avoid it, so much economic output and taxes missed out on.
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hayd
8mo ago
and most don't live in the neighbourhood, city or even state (in tech anyways).
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hayd
8mo ago
> This is great for HMRC because it collects 10 times more than what the publican does WTF.
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hayd
8mo ago
Is this something likely to ever change?
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9mo ago
I'm reminded of a graduate course in Elliptical Curves where, late in the semester, we took a lecture to speedrun all the prerequisites and ideas of Perelman's [then new] proof of the Poincaré conjecture. It was wild but a lot of
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9mo ago
the process is the punishment
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11mo ago
Or outcompete because it's state-funded, and can inject things like remote access (that the state might like the option to use one day). It's really confusing that the EU don't consider this "dumping". I thought tha
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11mo ago
The being table open for the entire time with 100bb minimum and no maximum.. is going to lead to some wild swings at the top.
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hayd
11mo ago
and the board isn't dry (there are straight and flush draws).
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hayd
1y ago
"make money in the UK" an oxymoron.
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hayd
1y ago
> I would vote against it given the chance. Unfortunately the British people are rarely given a chance to vote and even more rarely listened to.
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hayd
1y ago
The question is which version of node, not npm.
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hayd
1y ago
A General Election cannot come soon enough.
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hayd
1y ago
L1 is another option.
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hayd
2y ago
I just wish they had a smaller offering than the SE. (But seemingly this is the case for everyone nowadays.)
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hayd
2y ago
So why not have the employer pay the entirety of the tax burden? Make it seem, to the employee, like they are paying 0 tax.
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hayd
2y ago
Biden's Chips Act attempts to onshore chip production, arguably so that we wouldn't have to protect Taiwan in the future (or mitigate against it's eventual capture). However, were Trump to allow China to take Taiwan it would
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2y ago
It's ironic given pre-acquisition under every Elon Musk tweet the top replies were always crypto scammers. Hopefully this time YouTube fix the impersonation stream but it was up for a long time during/after the last launch.
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Vast announces ISS successor Haven-2
(vastspace.com)
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