landl0rd

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by landl0rd 6d ago
"The agreement with Fortum provides long-term financial certainty for the Loviisa plant, which currently generates about 10% of Finland's electricity. Fortum said Google's commitment would support an investment programme aime
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by landl0rd 7d ago
Possibly the only more totalizing steamrolling approach to development than the American-capitalist is the socialist-big-push. This complaint is nonsense.
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by landl0rd 14d ago
In a system where you are expected to haggle taking the opening price puts a pretty heavy tax on everything. It's more work to get to a vaguely similar equilibrium distributed slightly less evenly when you look at big markets for simi
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by landl0rd 14d ago
slop
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by landl0rd 18d ago
This seems really odd given that Drew chose to write and continues to maintain Sourcehut in a language that is one to two orders of magnitude less energy-efficient than C ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article&#
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by landl0rd 19d ago
Right, subscriptions are not only cheaper because they "create lock-in". They also let you do things like forecast demand and plan your capacity for it, borrow against it sometimes if you need to, and keep somewhat less around be
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by landl0rd 24d ago
This isn't proper SAF, it's basically C8/10 biodiesel. No aromatics which is one of the perennial problems with SAF, due not just to volumetric energy density but nitrile seals not swelling enough. Integral wing tank seals
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by landl0rd 1mo ago
Because tail-risk events are very unlikely, and the average person does not have enough money to diversify widely enough to smooth out their effects. Big entities can launder high variance into low, and they can afford to do this by taking
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by landl0rd 1mo ago
Not if you heavily tuned it to trigger on specific environmental cues and in specific companies' environments.
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by landl0rd 1mo ago
As much as I've been previously inclined to do this, with frontier models displaying the cyber-aggression that OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have reported, it's become quite feasible one could produce a "malicious" LLM. N
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by landl0rd 2mo ago
My intuition tells me most people can't put down whiskey like they can beer. My guess is both of these are actual relevant things that affect behaviors, but I have no idea which is stronger.
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by landl0rd 2mo ago
Yes, I cancelled claude subscription a few weeks ago because sonnet 5 "ended a chat" over my calling something retarded. Unbelievably irritating for some pile of bits to get uppity with me; will never pay for such.
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by landl0rd 3mo ago
Podcasts and other media to which people often listen at faster speeds aren't produced with the professional fluency of a news broadcast from the fifties. The bitrate of information is relatively low. Of course many speed them up. Th
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by landl0rd 4mo ago
I think this is bad and antisocial and you should shut it down. I like imessage because businesses cannot easily use it. The people who are most willing to pay for what you provide will do so because they can thereby annoy me in interfa
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by landl0rd 4mo ago
CXMT is a company with heavy state backing and control that started its current trajectory years and years ago. It has infinity money and isn’t allowed to go bankrupt. CXMT is reading political signals (Beijing wants indigenous AI up and
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by landl0rd 4mo ago
You could always replace him with a "banker" who instead loans you the means of production on credit, but nobody is going to make you a lathe for free out of the goodness of his heart, nor buggies for your grocery, nor the produce
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by landl0rd 4mo ago
Not really; strontium is quite common in the crust. In the oceans it occurs in the single-digit mg/L. This isn't a meaningful datapoint. The entire article doesn't show particularly concerning findings and the protests read
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
I think fewer Christians than you believe take their cues on right living from that man. Maybe I'm biased as a zoomer but I see the influence of "flexers" and tate and fuentes-style ingrates as vastly more harmful, because t
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
I wasn't particularly aware of President Trump until he went for political power. I barely knew of him. I recall having seen him exactly once, in some documentary on the History Channel. He's mentally categorized to me as &quot
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
In Matthew 19, Christ explicitly affirms the definition of marriage given in Genesis. As I said, this is an affirmative definition, i.e. it says what it is. Implicit is what it isn't, that is, anything else. He is answering by affir
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
He had plenty to say about sleeping with anyone outside of marriage between man and woman, notably in Matthew chapter 19. While direct mention is relegated to Paul, Christ operated by whitelisting, so complaining that something isn't
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
One doesn't seek the good of the other by pretending that sinful behavior isn't.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
Since it's an MVNO they can probably get away with this, no? They are not allocated any of the fixed, monopoly-prone resources like spectrum that make such rules necessary. The satanists can I suppose go start an MVNO that allows not
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
Ideally a Christian cell phone network would do both. It would also provide only healthy foods in the office and encourage fitness (gluttony and sloth are sinful), prohibit working on Sundays, and encourage policies to steward our world.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
There’s been some, but naive activation steering makes models dumber pretty reliably and training an SAE is a pretty heavy lift.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
I live in a town with a massive, well-stocked food bank. I don't think anyone is stealing a crust of bread to feed his hungry children. If I see someone stealing food, yes, I did. It's immoral for you to do otherwise.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
Two people can both be wrong. President Trump also has nothing to do with this unrelated truth claim.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
Wow, maybe Cloudflare can help them secure their systems? I hear they have a pretty good WAF.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
It dates to 2010. It's not any part LLM hallucination.
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by landl0rd 5mo ago
Imo F* is a much better choice for proof-oriented programming than lean4. The latter is still largely about mathematics while the former has things like https://fstarlang.github.io/lowstar/html/LowStar.html

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