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by throwawayqqq11 4d ago
Allergy is a poor analogy here, since it develops by not exposing yourself. I can understand your annoyance, i got bitten by hypes aswell, including rust. I am not regretting it so far.
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by throwawayqqq11 4d ago
I agree. The friction is not an issue of the language or of toxic communities but the culture of how software is crafted and passed on. I use rust for hobby projects and besides the savety and soundness decisions, i love the tooling. Havi
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by throwawayqqq11 4d ago
Thats why the covert sociopaths extend their dirty trickery on politics and public discourse.
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by throwawayqqq11 6d ago
Dont forget the holisitic validators/tools in the process. Probabilistics alone likely will not get you here. These rules are human made and without it, frontier models would not be able to compete, likely.
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by throwawayqqq11 6d ago
Apples and oranges. You cannot allow certain vital services to be run profit driven, when you care about the quality of that service. Thats a nobrainer to me, because nobrain makes purchase descisions too. The IT sector in general doesnt de
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by throwawayqqq11 6d ago
What changes fast thou, is economic structures and societal structures will follow. This is classic marx (base<->superstructure) or the power aspect of economics. One true dystopia i see possible, is mecha hitler slowly displacing a
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by throwawayqqq11 6d ago
Potato, potato, wealth is relative.
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by throwawayqqq11 7d ago
... next, GNU please. /s
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by throwawayqqq11 9d ago
https://insidemedicine.substack.com/p/how-many-kills-does-do... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C3b2dd7NFZg You are full of it.
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by throwawayqqq11 9d ago
You dont want to allow a market, which is why in many countries even imaginary CSAM is illegal.
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by throwawayqqq11 11d ago
The chinese labs dont need such marketing stunts. Further more, in contrast to the trump admin, the CCP seems to be already involved in regulations. https://merics.org/en/comment/china-outpaces-europe-regulati...
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by throwawayqqq11 14d ago
So you would like to see a real source of the stated/recorded democracy subversion goal of the GOP? If they didnt state it, its fake news? Until then, all the past events, from court packing, gerry-mandering to now mail-in ballots (etc
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by throwawayqqq11 15d ago
He didnt mention EZs claims about lack of data center construction compared to projected growth and valuation. I wonder if that was substanciated, since it overlaps with the bubble portrait of the "coming" wall of due service cont
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by throwawayqqq11 18d ago
This is not wanted, its duct taping a bad idea even further and i half-wish MS/apple/co sue against it. This may cause lawmakers to bounce back in the wrong direction though.
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by throwawayqqq11 18d ago
> did they help authorities to track Terrorists or did they cover up? Nice framing. Binary "either you are with authorities or you are against them", no consideration that "terrorist" is up for courts to decide, not g
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by throwawayqqq11 18d ago
This is prob a russian operation to manipulate right wingers by presenting yet another fabricated left wing enemy. Attacks on transportation and electricity grids (and cars and graffiti) are not the same ball park as planed kidnappings and
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by throwawayqqq11 18d ago
Why should this be such a bad anti pattern? Sure, a function might not need to work on the entire data model, but with pass by reference, does it matter that much? I dont see big negatives by using struct args, possibly wrapped in some type
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by throwawayqqq11 19d ago
Meanwhile, you find weapon stashes and insurgency plans on what political side?
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by throwawayqqq11 20d ago
I dont think its just ads. This money is the lubricant to mobilize media++, consultans and private networks.
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by throwawayqqq11 20d ago
Bubble != AI.
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by throwawayqqq11 20d ago
Back then tesla was a unicorn.
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by throwawayqqq11 22d ago
... against Alon, not EVs.
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by throwawayqqq11 22d ago
> In 2019, the loss was $862 million, but for 2020 there is a huge profit of $721 million. > However: A closer look at the figures published last week shows that Tesla is still making losses with actual sales of electric cars - around
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
Not quite, but maybe some day, an AI company will succeed in cornering the market of competence to haul in their impossible returns.
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
Yep. Biden handled this gracefully. And i can confirm internarional envy. The part gggGP doesnt seem to grasp is, the fiscal hawks seeking to cut taxes and regulations etc. are strong and old lobbies around both parties and thats why you ca
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
* delusional. One of the few english words, i have no native equivalent in practical use. Nobody sees themself as the vilain. We all have internal narratives, painting us as the heros of the story. I feel like there is an unsolved problem i
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
Where does all the wealth come from? I remeber, as a small boy, i learned Bill Gates was the richest man on earth with 8bn$. Today, Alon is ~120x that much. Where did all this came from? "Money printer" is usually used negatively
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
Am i the only one that does not trust the ootb harnesses? My approach is a llama-server wrapped in a locked down systemd service and a goose client/harness with a from-scratch apparmor profile behind a filtered network interface. Getti
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
This is a new strain without a vaccine and more people infected means higher risk of further mutation. When this thing gets more infectious and progresses slower ... if i were the WHO, id throw everything i got at this.
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by throwawayqqq11 23d ago
There are pros for employers, they can hire based on whether a candidate has been punished by other employers before and keep punishing them based on an objective social credit system. And there are cons.

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