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by rescripting 19d ago
When you buy the computer, the price of a Windows licence is included in the sticker price. Even if you never boot Windows you've already paid for it.
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by rescripting 21d ago
Who is talking about illegal immigration? This thread is about legal visa holders following the law.
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by rescripting 21d ago
I think you’ve missed the implication.
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by rescripting 21d ago
This is definitely the least welcome 80 year old Home Alone 2 actor to pass away.
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by rescripting 22d ago
If you believe the hype then this isn't a transformation like, say, the power loom replacing handmade textiles. Both AI boosters and doomers are envisioning a future where almost all white collar work is obsolete. It isn't just on
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by rescripting 2mo ago
> Like why isn't there a 'move this function from this file to this file' tool (copy/paste char range) There is, you can install LSPs for a given language which act as just another tool the model can use to more effic
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by rescripting 2mo ago
What does the quality of Siri vs ChatGPT have to do with the argument made in the article?
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by rescripting 2mo ago
I’m not trying to dismiss the investments she made (both time and money), but more point out that she was not driven by the same corrupting motivations you get with typical billionaires. If she was, she’d have taken her wealth and done more
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by rescripting 2mo ago
She is an outlier in the sense that she is both “new money” and also “old money” (she did the equivalent of inheriting money in her settlement with Bezos). She was, at one time, a normal person, with normal friends and normal parents. Howev
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by rescripting 2mo ago
What does it matter if the zoning laws are local or national? You're OK with the feds telling you what you can and can't do with your land, but not local governments? Seems like a distinction without a difference.
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by rescripting 2mo ago
There is a market for the gamblification of everything because there is no other widely accessible path for young people to build a future. A college degree is no longer a guaranteed path to a stable, well paying job. Building wealth throug
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by rescripting 3mo ago
A hungry tick is much more likely to make your life miserable because you’re significantly more likely to encounter one in ecosystems with both species.
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by rescripting 3mo ago
This is false, they’re called “Land Use Zones” in Japan. It’s a national system, unlike in the west which is largely implemented piecemeal by municipality.
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by rescripting 3mo ago
This may come as a surprise to you, but people like living in pleasant surroundings. Just because I own the land does not mean I can open an abattoir next to an elementary school. Using land in different ways results in externalities that a
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by rescripting 3mo ago
Don't forget "drive up utility prices" and barring that, "pollute the air with gas generators".
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by rescripting 3mo ago
This is the exact same sentiment I felt at the dawn of the Internet. I felt it was going to empower individuals, tear down borders and barriers, and bring humanity together. Instead we ended up with an ad fueled dopamine/outrage slot m
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by rescripting 3mo ago
Is it? What's difficult about it? I see PRs from contributors outside Apple all the time in https://github.com/swiftlang/
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by rescripting 3mo ago
Feels like they’re hedging their bets. If Republicans stay in power they’re going to keep doing whatever they want; it’s not like they’re making data driven policy decisions today. If they are ousted then the incoming administration has bad
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by rescripting 3mo ago
I just want to see a price and book a flight, not engage in an online escape room with financial consequences.
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by rescripting 4mo ago
They changed their name to from Ernst & Young to EY in 2013.
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by rescripting 4mo ago
The way people keep describing Google, at least from the outside, sounds like a jobs program for developers funded by ad revenue. So many of their products oscillate around the bar of profitability but so few reach the level of materially a
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by rescripting 5mo ago
From the POV of your employer your compute is powered by your decent salary, not bananas and coffee. If that goes away you’d be a fool to keep pointing your brain at your employer’s problems. Thus, your compute is significantly more expensi
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by rescripting 5mo ago
The AI CEOs have been screaming for years now about how AI is scary, you should be afraid of it and it’s going to take your job. “Mythos is too dangerous to release.” “OpenAI offers a bounty if you can get ChatGPT to teach you how to do a b
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by rescripting 5mo ago
See also, the children’s book Fluffy McWhiskers Cuteness Explosion.
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by rescripting 5mo ago
Is Tim the cop or the motorist in this example? If a cop says your problems go away for $100, you pay it, because the downside is huge by comparison. The problem is the cop getting away with it, not that you paid the bribe.
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by rescripting 5mo ago
Thats... not great. I wonder if its https://github.com/swiftlang/vscode-swift/pull/2174 , which I was running in to sporadically a few weeks ago and was fixed in the latest release.
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by rescripting 5mo ago
In what way does it fail?
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by rescripting 6mo ago
Because to watch usage go to zero while charging what it actually costs to successfully run the service would immediately liquify the slow moving quicksand investors are currently standing in.
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by rescripting 6mo ago
Which is a wildly hypocritical tack for them to take considering how all their models were created, but I certainly wouldn’t be surprised if they did.
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by rescripting 6mo ago
Athletes (both college and professional) frequently receive threats from sports betters. Since the betting apps let you make specific wagers such as whether a specific player will make more than 6 three pointers in a game the harassment can

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