newaccountman2

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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
Are the companies and persons involved in that effort registered under FARA? That's part of the criticism of AIPAC and other aligned groups, that they aren't and nobody in power has thought to make them.
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> college expulsion of Palestine supporters, then expulsion of multiple Ivy League presidents for not cracking down on students more, ?? We have all been seeing this happen, and professors have lost their jobs over criticism of Israel, s
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
Based on what actual facts? What the above poster listed is just a brief overview of the opposite, which has been the status quo for the past like 50 years here. There is a lot of noise against Israel, but all the action is in the other dir
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
My "arbitrary structs" thing is exactly what Aeltoth was discussing in the Discord a couple days ago. For the other part, I am basically saying I don't like, if one has a FK from Posts to Users, the ORM semantics of having us
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
You could check out Loco.rs I don't use it personally because I don't like the look of SeaORM
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
Oh cool, I will poke around Toasty. I am in the process of having LLM switch a project from some raw sqlx jank to Diesel, and mildly annoyed about some the boilerplate Diesel involves. Will have to see if Toasty solves it and whether it let
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
Agreed. For example, I am learning about finance and Rust right now with LLM help. I'm not about to ace Wharton undergrad exams or deploy Rust to prod without LLM assistance, but LLMs have been such a solid enabler in getting going wit
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> I go to work and notice that everyone else is on a path to mentally checking out. This is a problem with your company and the people with whom you work, not with AI.
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> American's don't want to live under constant surveillance, inside an open air prison. A lot of Americans do if it "owns the libs" or makes the lives immigrants worse.
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> The first authoritarian regime that might come to mind to most after the French Revolution, the Nazis, ?? you think no government between the French Revolution government and the Nazis could qualify as "authoritarian"?
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
I don't feel like this is solving the painpoints I feel in the Rust web framework ecosystem. And how is it full-stack if they don't have anything for the DB layer in here?
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
yeah if you look at past bubbles, such as railroads, they were all genuinely useful developments. They were simply overvalued, largely because the timeline is longer than people are betting on or suggesting. This Zitron guy keeps saying AI
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
That's not the only thing he has done. There are also initiatives to actually build it, which I agree is the correct response over rent control (which is more of a bandaid, and a bad one at that). I don't think rent controls disin
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> NYC population is declining after all [1] largely because the city would rather treat housing as a scarce resource for them to divy up than something to increase the supply of. The Mayor is literally implementing stuff to build more af
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> It’s worth highlighting that explicit climate denialism is well out of vogue here in 2026. Most people profess belief in the scientific consensus that society’s dependence on fossil fuels is warming the climate. This stops few of them
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
https://youtu.be/IBP5NUDP28A
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
I am familiar with La Mirada, which is not a suburb of Los Angeles. Would be awful to have what the article describes. Instead, most of the residential neighborhoods there and in other parts of Orange County, which are dominated by single-f
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
If someone is willing to use Musk products, then I'd say they deserve it. I understand if someone owned a Tesla from before and is unable to sell it and get something else (in which case they should throw one of the variations of anti-
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
This is for games that run purely in the browser?
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
I thought this was going to be about grading how accurately they follow the instructions in the AGENTS.md file
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> I am still waiting for the day me and my wife can share a grocery list, that can be accurately modified by a voice assistant AND correctly sorted by category. Sounds to me like that day could be any day with the tech as it exists (?) l
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
I do happen to be a misanthrope, but I suspect a lot of people who aren't also have distaste for your expression of joy at seeing the night sky full of satellites. I do like big cities and their skylines though, sure.
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> I love seeing artificial objects in space, Kind of fucked up lol > rather than someone who is starting wars to profit from insider trading... Your moral and ethical bar is Trump?
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
Oh ok, I think I am using it wrong lol I remember that being one of its "pros" when I was going over options with the LLM, but now, I just have a bunch of raw SQL strings in my codebase and sqlX's main use in that project, of
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
> Python doesn't have anything even close to something like SQLx, which is a natural fit in Rust because of how Rust macros work. I'd be interested in hearing/discussing more about this. I was very surprised, when I embark
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
I general I agree with you. I think expressive type systems are superior, and they are even better in the LLM era. I would quibble though that Python's is actually pretty good at this point, and, despite what the below poster is saying
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
It's not the lawyer's decision, it's the client's
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
We use Bun at work.
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by newaccountman2 2mo ago
I just don't see how it's different from the pre-LLM landscape, personally. The takes I have seen about the "ethical thickets" all call out things that could have concerned the authors before LLMs, but which apparently d

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