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chabes
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Comment #49244570
Private Equity is a cancer
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Comment #49199067
Joey is a gem
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Comment #49171691
Nice! I wanted something like this recently, but am trying to avoid vibe coding janky solutions to my problems, so it’s nice to see someone else taking this on.
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Comment #49171531
[dead]
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Comment #49171475
Zilldo
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Comment #49171364
I’d rather there also be a collaboration between the models. Competition can only get you so far. Each model has a unique set of strengths and weaknesses, and collaboration allows …
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Comment #49171080
Lindsey*
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Comment #49009960
A lot of plants aren’t pollinated by bees. There’s pollinator wasps, flies, moths, butterflies… even birds and bats are pollinators
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Comment #48834709
Having a blood boy will not save you from inevitable death
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Comment #48707932
How so?
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Comment #48707930
Fair means even playing field. These dudes are used to a system that they can cheat. I pay taxes. These people spend copious amounts to avoid paying. There is an economic threshold…
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Comment #48707907
> Then, in a change of direction, he used the Ferranti Mark I to pioneer computer-assisted mathematical biology—studying morphogenesis, the emergence of pattern and structure in li…
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Comment #48707692
So ridiculous that folks will spend millions personally to avoid paying their fair share in taxes. Is the alternative really that bad Sergey? You would be paying a similar amount, …
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Comment #48586936
Daily Mail and Tulsi Gabbard are both known liars. Anyone trustworthy have anything to say on the matter?
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Comment #48572003
> 4. Customer found that the account was apparently unused and empty Empty does not equate to unused. This was their old account that they definitely used.
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Comment #48548377
My point is about letting wild places be wild, not about the environmental impact of climbing as a whole.
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Comment #48544247
> Humans leave their traces everywhere so why this principle for mountains? It’s called conservation. It is why we have these places to climb in the first place. These are protecte…
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Comment #48544215
I am of the belief that we should leave a place better than we find it. When litter is in my path, I remove it. To do otherwise would go against this fundamental principle. Natural…
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Comment #48536591
The mountain should have never been bolted in the first place. The debate that it is an established route and thus should be left up comes from a place of entitlement. If you can’t…
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Comment #48518821
Qwen does closed and open. This is not new.
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Comment #48328322
The small models are getting really impressive. I recently realized that Qwen3.5:4B is way more capable than I thought a model that size could be. Combine that with the work Liquid…
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Comment #48268804
> The frontier models will likely always be better than the open source ones. Their lead is only a few months, and shrinking. Local is the future.
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Comment #48268784
Hard disagree. Pi has optimizations as well, and development is quite active. We are literally months into this new frontier. Mainstream harnesses are not far off from a minimal + …
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Comment #48259534
Obama should have picked a replacement for RBG. Biden and the democratic congress should have done more to get the judiciary back in line. They had their opportunities.
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Comment #48259349
Democrats, while better than republicans in this regard, are also to blame. It is not one or the other.