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Comment #49252614
You actually don't think that the world's largest REITs hire lobbyists at the municipal, state and federal levels? That's an extremely naive and uninformed position.
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Comment #49252253
I don't think this is a viable or realistic option in 2026/2027. Try to imagine what your own personal reaction would have been when you were 14 years old if 90%+ of your peers had…
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Comment #49252199
Or guarantee that even if you provide such data to a nice, friendly, democratically run and ethically managed administration, that some future regime change to a completely differe…
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Comment #49252190
One personal observation, the early commercial internet as it was transitioning from universities/research labs/certain high-tech firms into a mass market thing with millions of us…
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Comment #49252164
(yet). Contractors for the government that will be happy to help implement the violence are coming soon. If they're not already here by some metrics.
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Comment #49252138
> I see you're putting "no internet access without scanning your ID" Other countries have already implemented this or are making strenuous efforts towards it. In Pakistan right now…
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Comment #49252112
> the modern internet is a harmful experience for young minds Because of the goal of advertising revenue as the ultimate driver as to build an addictive permanent scroll of slop on…
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Comment #49252097
You think that the size of investment firms that own something like, a good sized chunk of midtown Manhattan class A and B commercial real estate aren't capable of deploying social…
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Comment #49252049
I recently put some thought into what I would have done if I had encountered "parental controls" to use the Internet when I first encountered it as a young teen in 1992. I would ha…
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Comment #49252015
> trying to plan for managing the fallout Put in a less polite way, they're preparing for the metaphorical pitchforks and torches held by mobs of the common people which might mani…
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Comment #49251973
Epstein and grooming gangs are both real. Not that the whole "grooming gangs" problem hasn't been vastly amplified and turned into a repeated media talking point by a bunch of the …
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Comment #49251957
basically: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/wont-somebody-please-think-of...
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Comment #49251446
It will also be very interesting to see some direct head to head benchmarks between qwen 3.6 27B (let's say all at Q8 XK quantization, using the GGUF that unsloth publishes as a ba…
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Comment #49229597
Rectum? Damn near killed 'em!
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Comment #49228900
cellular carriers are using some variety of 3GPP rev-whatever standard, the UWB mentioned in this article is something totally different. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G_NR https:…
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Comment #49228853
I think also that a large/smart/fast LLM can automate testing things with QEMU for at least moderately common architectures like motorola 68000, throw code at it rapidly and try di…
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Comment #49228823
Stories about Xerox PARC aside, the Apple Lisa was released to the market at the end of January 1983, and I would be surprised if Microsoft wasn't big enough/rich enough at that po…
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Comment #49228804
But was exceedingly rare, in the pre 640x480 VGA era the common video interfaces on 8088, 8086, 80186, 80286 were MDA, Hercules, CGA, or later on, EGA.
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Comment #49228794
There's a difference between using AI to automate some drudge work of stuff that would just be mentally tedious to do (writing an operating system for an 8088 in assembly? Tedious,…
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Comment #49226238
"Claude, build me an implementation of the fidelity.com trading site, make no mistakes".
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Comment #49226202
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wynona%27s_Big_Brown_Beaver
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Comment #49225140
> My feed is filled with startup/VC/recruiter people liking vibe-orientated junk economics or junk science more than AI. so basically it's /r/linkedinlunatics/ ?