throwaway902984

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by throwaway902984 1mo ago
In a computer science context, I have to plug the old FLAME group for publishing and teaching the topic so well. - digging into parallelizing computations efficiently before neural nets took off around the 2014 time. LibFlame has long been
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by throwaway902984 1mo ago
Nobody. He just seized it. No one gave it to him; hence their upset that people like duterte are being kept in the Hague.
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by throwaway902984 2mo ago
https://nitter.net/mitchellh/status/2075261972061594106?s=20
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by throwaway902984 3mo ago
He has CIA experience but his word shouldn't just be taken at face value. The man has unsettling views on buying pardons and excuses some other things away as well. Kiriakou shouldn't be trusted, IMO. That said, he probably isn&
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
Thanks for commenting with your experience - that helps frame it somewhat, that a skilled worker may qualify their family. The proof of funds requirement seems like the term used, referred to here [1]. Still a lot of money but less than
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
Canada has a fairly tough points system around their immigration doesn't it? Lone, high income developers are what it seems the system is made to attract, but a whole family?
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
When you say NFTs in your wallet, what do you mean? Links that click through to images are real but their endpoint is mutable and philosophically has the same artistic value as temporary graffiti, not as a store of value like oil paintings
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
Didn't greg abbot spend a lot of time trying to make political hay out of persecuting a Muslim charity? Not from the state, so correct me if I am wrong.
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
"letters to the editor" curated by employees would become a part of their business model and regular contributions would go away? Why would that assumption be incorrect? I wouldn't run a website where a casual user having a
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
I don't think there are enough dangs to effectively curate much of the internet, and scaling it back by how much would be the result? 95%? That is before settling on definitions of effectively curate I suppose.
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
Yeah for sure, I see what you were saying. Changing that part might not achieve the desired effect though is what I was saying. Context dependent on the site here of course, but in a general sense I could see meta et al. being nonplussed
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by throwaway902984 4mo ago
Which would lead to everyone having their own personalized front page? Not controlled by dang so much but still.
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by throwaway902984 5mo ago
There are multiple methods that James hoffman breaks down in this video iirc, if anyone is curious. https://youtu.be/yYTSdlOdkn0?si=uAo3pipjBA91OV5V
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by throwaway902984 5mo ago
If that reached the supreme court however, precedent sadly might not matter too much.
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by throwaway902984 5mo ago
Really seems like western europe is sandwiched between fascist trends that have taken hold, diverting their own via brexit's failure - maybe something to do with how yellow vests were received in france too? Sure seems like Europe di
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by throwaway902984 5mo ago
You're denying the existence of a marginalized group and claiming, "there is no bigotry here!" You see that that is risible, right?
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by throwaway902984 6mo ago
> OAI is doing fine on its own This isn't my understanding of their current state of affairs, especially regardless their finances?
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by throwaway902984 6mo ago
Hundreds of comments and not one seems to think this is misguided - unusual for this community. Save the children I guess.
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by throwaway902984 6mo ago
Counting from the dawns of the various police forces in the country maybe? Impossible to know, but even then... Hyperbole illustrates the point pretty well though
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by throwaway902984 6mo ago
Rainbow tabasco required nothing but water, ime - if you have decent sun or a grow light. These things: https://seedsbeeblooming.com/shop/ols/products/rainbow-tabas... Can't vouch for that merchant thoug
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
That is an ironic hope coming from the one who started the Ukrainian war.
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
I was asking for the other commenters, to clear that up.
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
Are you asking a rhetorical question or making a statement?
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
Was that not an imperative statement agreeing with your cathartic comment? A little weird there isn't an explicit "this is why", but asking questions with a poorly conjugated why along with bad punctuation isn't usually
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
I think it is fair to separate putin and russia. I mean, I don't think he uses our society as proxy for his own ego. I think he really likes Putin.
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
My first instinct was to close the article as I didn't want to read a Republican virtue signaling to his audience. I wonder if they were trying to sound Republican? The article itself is a nice, well interesting, dive into the topic;
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
I feel it bears repeating, Benny Johnson has been paid a lot of Russian money.
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
His policies were tempered, image-wise and often in substance, by his affinity for Joe Manchin alongside his disdain for Bernie Sanders. Balanced alongside the middle eastern foreign policy, he comes across as centrist despite the BBB.
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
He wrote that the FCC wasn't a government agency. Hard to argue that is correct, or that their political pursuit of one of trump's "enemies" isn't actually political. It was more that a tweet no, but an interview w
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by throwaway902984 8mo ago
You are so correct in your first statement yet imply something in your second I think is so incorrect in a wider context that it strikes me like whiplash. Paying lip service but not addressing that friction was a significant part of what ki

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