kamikazeturtles

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by kamikazeturtles 2mo ago
Why is that?
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by kamikazeturtles 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/TQCG8
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by kamikazeturtles 2mo ago
https://archive.ph/cd9ug
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by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago
> In states that allowed online betting, the study reported a 10% increase in the likelihood of bankruptcy and an 8% increase in debt collection amounts — outcomes that tended to appear about two years after the practice was legalized.
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by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/OYi3c
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Healthcare is driving America's economy(ft.com)
21 points by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago|8 comments
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by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago
A lot less than those born from the economic prosperity brought from open and protected sea lanes
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by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago
I look forward to a website that tells me who to vote for based on my occupation, socioeconomic status, and who will be the most benefit to me That will be the true death knell of democracy
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by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/KpOsf
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by kamikazeturtles 5mo ago
How do you use Claude to admin it? Does Claude SSH into the server and do everything or just write bash scripts?
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by kamikazeturtles 6mo ago
> It doesn't perform on par with Anthropic's models in my experience. Why do you think that is the case? Is Anthropic's models just better or do they train the models to somehow work better with the harness?
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Harness Engineering for Coding Agents(humanlayer.dev)
1 points by kamikazeturtles 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kamikazeturtles 9mo ago
How does Cursor compare to Claude Code or Codex?
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by kamikazeturtles 9mo ago
Many of the people who had the pagers were doctors, lawyers, bureaucrats... Maybe I'm wrong, but, I think Hezb0-lla-h is pretty much the "government", especially in southern Lebanon
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by kamikazeturtles 11mo ago
> Having seized the vessel, the navy said it could not be towed back to shore due to poor weather and its fragile construction, and it later sank in the open sea. Well, they did sink the submarine
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by kamikazeturtles 11mo ago
It's probably very expensive patrolling waters 1000 nautical miles from your shores. What incentive does Portuguese authorities have to do this, especially considering the cocaine would've likely just been shipped off to buyers in
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Sequoia Names Alfred Lin and Pat Grady as New Co-Stewards(techcrunch.com)
3 points by kamikazeturtles 11mo ago|0 comments
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by kamikazeturtles 11mo ago
> Also, the largest theft in human history surely has to be the East India Company extracting something like 50 trillion from India over 200 years, right? I never understood these sorts of statements. I feel historical events maybe after
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Ups Has Cut 48,000 Workers Since Last Year(nytimes.com)
14 points by kamikazeturtles 11mo ago|2 comments
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by kamikazeturtles 11mo ago
What are the economics of stealing historical jewelry? Their size is probably big enough that any collector could distinguish them from any random jewels. Who is there to sell to? The best bet is to store it away then let your great grandki
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
NATO lost its credibility when they didn't back Turkey after a Russian fighter jet violated Turkish airspace and was subsequently shot down. Or when they pulled out of Afghanistan and the world saw 20 years of occupation unravel within
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
Does any normal person think "AGI" is real? I thought that was just the marketing strategy execs employed to get regulatory capture and convince all the AGI pilled researchers to work for them
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
The Europeans invented the car and Ford mass produced it. Yet, we see Ford as extremely innovative and revolutionary. I think we can draw lots of parallels between a 19th and early 20th century industrializing US and current China.
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
All articles published by the Economist are reviewed by its editorial team. Also, the Economist publishes all articles anonymously so the individual author isn't known. As far as I know, they do this so we take all articles and opinion
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
Most Youtube viewers watch on mobile or smart TVs, so adblockers aren't an issue there. I'd assume most adblock users on web would disable it to continue watching. I doubt their crackdown on adblock users would affect view counts
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
The real question is how does a startup that offers a terminal as its product command a $280 million valuation and need close to 100 employees?
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
Do we have a democracy though? If so many politicians are bought by special interests, does our system of governance allow for any path for self-correction?
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
> That's surely an interesting take when their demographics are absolutely imploding, and their economy is rife with state sponsored excess funded by debt. “Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak.” - Sun Tzu,
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
I don't know if that is necessarily the case. I'm from eastern Turkey and my DNA results showed mostly Iranian and Armenian ethnicity. I'd assume, a place that was constantly trampled would have a little more variety, especia
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by kamikazeturtles 1y ago
> Yes, I know GDP is a flawed measure, but as long as its flaws are consistent over the years it is useful for scaling. I don't think they can be considered consistent over the years. 20% of our GDP is healthcare and that's onl

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