stanleykm

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by stanleykm 8d ago
i have a feeling neither of you actually know what the comrades want
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by stanleykm 10d ago
It sounds like that until you realize that the baseline behavior is for countries that are not in NATO to be subservient to NATO. So, as you can see, it is the governments and populations that are coercing and intimidating themselves and NA
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by stanleykm 10d ago
alright buddy take it outside
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by stanleykm 10d ago
well depends on if you are in the group the state is wielding that power for or not..
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by stanleykm 12d ago
?? we pay for tokens though…
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by stanleykm 12d ago
In any case this is all very pedantic. In the process of selecting a move to make there is a prediction. Whether that prediction is the opponent’s next move or what your next move should be based on the game’s existing state, there is a pre
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by stanleykm 12d ago
> Calling the second system a “next-move predictor” would be strange. It is not trying to predict what move appeared next in a dataset. It is trying to choose a move that wins. i dont understand the distinction here. does working backwar
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by stanleykm 13d ago
wtf are you talking about
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by stanleykm 13d ago
Name one solution.
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by stanleykm 13d ago
Nothing, this person is just making stuff up.
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by stanleykm 15d ago
Our problems are caused by like 5 guys owning everything, not because stupid people have more kids than smart people. So no, Idiocracy did not predict all of this.
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by stanleykm 17d ago
The article seems to regard some of these places as failures without examining _why_ things might be the way they are. Would life for Cubans have been better under American rule? Perhaps, but its not like life under Cuban rule was given muc
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by stanleykm 17d ago
Yeah good point, I better direct my frustration at the “upper class” that earns more than $125,000/year.
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by stanleykm 17d ago
Dictatorship of the bourgeoisie seems like a salient concept right now.
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by stanleykm 18d ago
Accessibility aside, I’ve never understood the keyboard maximalism that some people insist on. Are you really so locked in that you can’t move your hand off the keyboard? Really? Even in this, the era of turn based programming?
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by stanleykm 20d ago
human written code also has bugs and crashes…
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by stanleykm 20d ago
an h1b isnt a tourist visa what is wrong with you people
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by stanleykm 20d ago
i think people are missing here that it is non immigrant because it’s temporary. but it is dual intent so you can intend to become an immigrant (permanent resident) on this visa. there are other nonimmigrant visas that are not dual intent s
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by stanleykm 20d ago
i think your problem is you havent also experienced the american immigration system to properly compare also h1b is “non immigrant” but it is dual intent. this means it is perfectly legal to seek an immigrant (ie green card) visa. again, yo
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by stanleykm 21d ago
They certainly aren’t doing this out of any particular love for American workers.
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by stanleykm 1mo ago
The “Active” part of “Monthly Active Users” can mean an awful lot of things
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by stanleykm 1mo ago
So are we just doomed to a “look how scary our model is!” campaign every time one of these companies does a version bump now
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by stanleykm 1mo ago
i think they meant they are purposely sandbagging while on the toilet to get some alone time
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by stanleykm 1mo ago
how is whatever “thought to text” or “text to thought” are different from writing and reading?
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by stanleykm 2mo ago
You need to stop watching those “China is gonna collapse any minute now…” youtube videos
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by stanleykm 2mo ago
Sorry who is China threatening a hot war with? As far as I can tell the US is doing most of the warring these days…
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by stanleykm 3mo ago
ok but systems that are more favorable to workers are possible
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by stanleykm 3mo ago
a big war, probably
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by stanleykm 3mo ago
I wonder why all the libertarian freedom loving crypto guys keep backing fascists
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by stanleykm 3mo ago
half or more of the governments are there because we put them there or they are the result of some mess we made.

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