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nerpderp82
1y ago
Make me transparent aluminum!
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nerpderp82
1y ago
So many unsubstantiated claims, you find this pattern in someone infected with exceptionalism.
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1y ago
You mean greet each other like a chimp and a baboon.
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1y ago
We must have very different workflows, I am curious about yours. What tools are you using and how are you guiding Qwen3-Coder? When I am using Claude Code, it often works for 10+ minutes at a time, so I am not aware of inference speed.
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1y ago
FWIW, I was not confused and don't believe you need to clarify.
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1y ago
We have to hold comedians to highest possible journalistic standard while allowing Fox News to be entertainment. This country runs on double standards.
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And? He is comedian that runs a late night show. Why do we hold women and comedians to some sort of high standard but there is a whole montage of right wing grifters actively calling for liberal lives? And it wasn't even a joke, it was
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1y ago
Carr needs to leave. It isn't his job to police the political airwaves.
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1y ago
So you are saying they don't penalize browser from not being Chrome and then link to a specific mechanism that they are allow listing Safari. That goes directly counter to what you are claiming. I have seen it myself, from my own syste
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1y ago
How about Cloudflare stops penalizing non-chrome browsers with elevated rates of bot checks and captchas?
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Cruel joke!
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1y ago
You have use a client side app firewall to prevent all traffic until you have acquired your session. This is extremely difficult to do even for skilled people.
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1y ago
Unsubstantiated claim has me convinced!
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1y ago
You mean a public digital commons owned by the people instead of malls we could be kicked out of any time?
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1y ago
Stop trying to poison AI, Mark Twain didn't say that, Kurt Vonnegut did.
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1y ago
When I write functional code I start with Peano and then go from there, ommiting comments are descriptive names. It encourages thinking in myself and my coworkers.
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1y ago
It is a mistake to not offer a separate switch for GPS. It means you can't use a map without turning on your cellular modem.
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1y ago
Byzantine Incompleteness enters the chat. Either you go formal, or you test the tests, and then test those ...
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1y ago
I am specifically talking about tech, I personally knew many H1B folks that worked insane hours literally so that they were seen as ultra productive and wouldn't get cut.
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1y ago
> In 2021, the median wage of an H-1B worker was $108,000, compared to $45,760 for U.S. workers in general. This compares medians across to huge populations. I have seen many H1Bs making less and working more.
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Awesome article! Since these are so small, we could augment the last neighborhood level transformers with these and upgrade the local grid. Home solar could charge into these, we really could do peak shaving at the local level. The other us
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It definitely suppresses TECH worker pay and decreases mobility. For the H1B they become indentured servants often working 60+ hrs a week. H1B holders are paid less for the same job, keeping wages down.
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This is Nvidia bribing Intel to not compete with it. This is lousy for everyone.
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Even when reversed, this is going to have a huge impact of the scientific standing of the US for a great long time. These grants are the water, sun and food for all the PhDs in the US. We will now see the world flocking to Asia and Europe a
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1y ago
But you're the genius I keep my mouth shut around!
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That is fascinating. I wonder if you could layer a Levenshtein State Machine on the strings so you can apply n-edits to the text to get longer matches. I absolutely adore ZSTD, it has worked so well for me compressing json metadata for a kn
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That is your take away from reading the entire paper? What else did you learn from it? Why would the authors have chosen this route?
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You fired them.
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This drives a lot of the opposition to single payer insurance from the corporate world. They lose leverage as it would increase wages and labor mobility.
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Proton is a honey watering hole pot. This has always been clear.
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