jimbob45

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by jimbob45 3d ago
That’s great for martial artists where the new arts are objectively better and more robust against the wider array of attacks one must withstand today. But software…? He’s declaring victory at virtually every level but the highest. Who hone
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by jimbob45 5d ago
Any proof of that? I’ve always found Yandex to be substandard but never for reasons of censorship.
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by jimbob45 7d ago
You have to wait for the investigation to complete to receive compensation if you’re hit by fraud on a debit card. Credit cards don’t share that issue. If you’re poor or living paycheck-to-paycheck, debit cards are potentially a risk to you
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by jimbob45 7d ago
How could they possibly know? If Tristan posted on r/math and they slurped that up as training data, that would count, no? They might never even know. I can’t envision any absolute statement by them claiming that they didn’t use his wo
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by jimbob45 8d ago
What does it matter? They offered concurrent credit to the other team. I thought I saw sole credit elsewhere in the leaked DMs on Reddit too. This is plainly fair.
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by jimbob45 11d ago
Consider the twist-and-tape method if no one has suggested it yet. It’s inarguably safer and good enough for NASA!
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by jimbob45 15d ago
I feel like the US has been pretty good at installing foot-knobs (if you will) in new bathrooms. That seems to be the most hygienic strategy, no?
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by jimbob45 17d ago
I wonder if this is being reinforced via LLM because they see every other modeler doing the same thing.
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by jimbob45 18d ago
Are you willing to denounce each and every Chinese company for equal amounts of IP theft as well then?
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by jimbob45 19d ago
Protip: break the lock off of your oven and put it on cleaning mode to reach sufficiently high temperatures...or just accept that homemade pizza will taste a little different than restaurant-bought.
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by jimbob45 19d ago
A local pizza place sells premade dough and toppings. We just order that and cook it ourselves. It’s not perfect but it’s exactly the way we want it and we get to bond over making it. If I’m going to blow pizza-level calories in a meal, I c
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by jimbob45 19d ago
We do all this self-congratulation around funding OSS companies and then end up with OSS companies that exist only thanks to government subsidization. Why? Isn’t governmental control over funding what we hate about Microsoft? What is so bad
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by jimbob45 21d ago
Do you think China should open their borders for everyone no questions asked? Kick out no one, even overstayed visas? If not, are you willing to equate the current Chinese regime’s quality to that of your perceived quality of the US?
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by jimbob45 21d ago
It’s true and smoking marijuana is arguably as harmful as cigarettes but the pro-weed crowd throws a fit any time anyone points that out.
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by jimbob45 21d ago
What to?
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by jimbob45 21d ago
Economically they'd be best off with an outright 2% back card. Robin hood is pushing a 3% card right now. Not holding my breath for the rate to last more than a year though.
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by jimbob45 21d ago
The EU doesn’t have the challenging scope and geography of the US, no?
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by jimbob45 21d ago
We recently banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts originating in Russia We banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts that very likely originated in Russia. Methinks AI helped write this. Although…their evidence is pretty damning.
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by jimbob45 22d ago
Why make him #5 in WoW of all games? Arena has never been that prestigious and most players primarily engaged in PvE rather than PvP, which didn’t have such rankings.
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by jimbob45 26d ago
Prison labor and slavery are two separate concepts. You’d never accuse the ancestors of a black person of being “prison laborers”. What is happening in China is bona fide slavery and it’s telling that your response comes back almost like cl
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by jimbob45 26d ago
You mean the Chinese who use NK slave labor at their logging camps near the NK border? Is that the China that is more free?
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by jimbob45 27d ago
Is it? They keep the scans (somewhere). These books would have rotted in bookstores and then been trashed once those bookstores went out of business. There’s no giant “used” section at Barnes and Noble. Libraries only have so much space and
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by jimbob45 29d ago
That doesn’t solve brake and tire particles. Although…rail might solve those?
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by jimbob45 29d ago
Can you really hold them responsible for book burning when they’re being compelled to do so by governmental laws? Seems like you should be pointing your finger at lawmakers, if anywhere.
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by jimbob45 1mo ago
Is anyone hitting caps without agents or API usage? Seems very difficult.
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by jimbob45 1mo ago
Probably a useful bookmark if you’re going on The Amazing Race. They always throw in a flag quiz toward the end.
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by jimbob45 1mo ago
.NET/.NET Core/.NET Framework migration is painful because of this. VS/VSCode is sometimes only possible with AI’s help.
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by jimbob45 1mo ago
There’s really no cause to raise a panic with lab-grown meat right around the corner. AI, FSD, electric cars, nuclear energy, and drones are eating up most of the VC money right now but lab-grown meat is waiting in the wings to take over in
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by jimbob45 1mo ago
Of all the myriad projects from Google, how is Flutter/Dart the one that survived the axe? I’m not saying I hate them - I think they’re both really neat - I just don’t understand why Google keeps these limping along with weak support a
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by jimbob45 1mo ago
I had a babysitter that worked through the WWP campaign with me and we enjoyed it. It really became more inventive than you’d expect a campaign like that to be. For example, you get the bow, infinite weapon firing per turn, and infinite amm

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