The call to protest at some specific location and time might be "artificial", but people have to want to protest. Trump has simply managed to inspire millions to do so.
> I have seen small groups and solo engineers fly past the usual process of writing product requirements documents (PRDs), getting buy-in, and lobbying for time with designers or product managers by building a working…
That it is used for other things is not in dispute by anyone.
Sure, but there are listings of the most popular Discords. Just scroll through them: https://top.gg/discord/servers/list/largest The themes are pretty clear, and having a political discussion does not appear prominent.
> Amazon’s standout AI model — organized under the name “Nova” — is about the farthest thing from a household name. I have tried asking people if they've ever used an AI product from certain companies, and you only seem…
I'd say the evidence rather strongly suggests people are mostly going to discord to talk about video games and share anime art. The most popular servers are for AI companies, and video games. Which is not too surprising…
The people working remotely are often still in a city, just a different city. Now they're back to commuting and simply adding to transit maintenance and congestion.
We're discussing essentially a failure case here. They wasted their time unsuccessfully trying to get media attention. Meta does have an AI support assistant, which presumably also failed them.
> The system achieved its strongest results using OpenAI’s GPT-5, with additional testing showing improvements using GPT-5.5. If it's basically dumping details into ChatGPT, I'd wonder why the hospital would bother…
Companies have expanded vertically though. Usually it's not all that challenging. Manufacturers often have to build a small version of the real thing, such as a mining tools company needing a test mine. The barrier is…
It seems like this is a relatively simpler case, where everyone sees the same content. Oftentimes, people want dashboards to query as the current user, some user group, or the people below the current user in the org…
The Python version simply forces the timestamp forward if needed to preserve ordering: if timestamp_ms < _last_timestamp_v7: timestamp_ms = _last_timestamp_v7 + 1…
In this second case, some people live life only bothering to deal with crises, and delay anything else. It's likely not the direct threat of a meeting, but that you've made it clear it's a crisis.
> How can this be fixed? You can find people complaining that Google search results decayed to being unusable prior to LLMs being a big thing. The marketers and spammers effectively won that fight. They'll presumably…
> Okay I’m not in the business of writing Date libraries, but still, if you need to parse a string, write a parser. And then write a factory method Date.parse(string) that uses that parser and calls a private…
Suddenly doesn't mean instantly. We have examples of people trying to invent languages in modern times, and it does not appear to be a fast process. The first people doing it would have the additional struggles of…
> Bolsonaro's coup never actually took place, and even if it had, it'd only be a reaction to the concrete actions of the supreme court. The classic "It didn't happen, and it did..." from The Narcissist's Prayer.
I was thinking more along these lines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_mysticism
> In any case, what is missing from this endlessly verbose rationalist writing style is wisdom. Wisdom involves discretion: an intuition for what ideas are and are not worth seriously pursuing, and the ability to…
There's no obvious reason to expect that continuing on will result in some sort of resolution in the US's favor.
The claims in this are a bit vague, and doesn't examine people's more specific claims of drops in activity tied to particular social media accounts.
> The results reported that Epic's client is 46% faster than Valve's client during cold starts, clocking in at 5.47 seconds compared to Steam taking 10.07 seconds. When you restore both apps from system tray background…
> And yet they don't - why? These companies have all spent billions on marketing. I get constant ads from Google on YouTube suggesting I should "upgrade" to Gemini Pro.
A lot of the reason for hiring a photographer is the raw number of shots you need to take at some events. If someone needs to be dedicated to the task all day, you may as well have someone with experience.
Your post script is not correct from the point of view of the Catholic church. God essentially penned the texts with human help. The rest doesn't quite seem like a response to what I said.
The call to protest at some specific location and time might be "artificial", but people have to want to protest. Trump has simply managed to inspire millions to do so.
> I have seen small groups and solo engineers fly past the usual process of writing product requirements documents (PRDs), getting buy-in, and lobbying for time with designers or product managers by building a working…
That it is used for other things is not in dispute by anyone.
Sure, but there are listings of the most popular Discords. Just scroll through them: https://top.gg/discord/servers/list/largest The themes are pretty clear, and having a political discussion does not appear prominent.
> Amazon’s standout AI model — organized under the name “Nova” — is about the farthest thing from a household name. I have tried asking people if they've ever used an AI product from certain companies, and you only seem…
I'd say the evidence rather strongly suggests people are mostly going to discord to talk about video games and share anime art. The most popular servers are for AI companies, and video games. Which is not too surprising…
The people working remotely are often still in a city, just a different city. Now they're back to commuting and simply adding to transit maintenance and congestion.
We're discussing essentially a failure case here. They wasted their time unsuccessfully trying to get media attention. Meta does have an AI support assistant, which presumably also failed them.
> The system achieved its strongest results using OpenAI’s GPT-5, with additional testing showing improvements using GPT-5.5. If it's basically dumping details into ChatGPT, I'd wonder why the hospital would bother…
Companies have expanded vertically though. Usually it's not all that challenging. Manufacturers often have to build a small version of the real thing, such as a mining tools company needing a test mine. The barrier is…
It seems like this is a relatively simpler case, where everyone sees the same content. Oftentimes, people want dashboards to query as the current user, some user group, or the people below the current user in the org…
The Python version simply forces the timestamp forward if needed to preserve ordering: if timestamp_ms < _last_timestamp_v7: timestamp_ms = _last_timestamp_v7 + 1…
In this second case, some people live life only bothering to deal with crises, and delay anything else. It's likely not the direct threat of a meeting, but that you've made it clear it's a crisis.
> How can this be fixed? You can find people complaining that Google search results decayed to being unusable prior to LLMs being a big thing. The marketers and spammers effectively won that fight. They'll presumably…
> Okay I’m not in the business of writing Date libraries, but still, if you need to parse a string, write a parser. And then write a factory method Date.parse(string) that uses that parser and calls a private…
Suddenly doesn't mean instantly. We have examples of people trying to invent languages in modern times, and it does not appear to be a fast process. The first people doing it would have the additional struggles of…
> Bolsonaro's coup never actually took place, and even if it had, it'd only be a reaction to the concrete actions of the supreme court. The classic "It didn't happen, and it did..." from The Narcissist's Prayer.
I was thinking more along these lines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_mysticism
> In any case, what is missing from this endlessly verbose rationalist writing style is wisdom. Wisdom involves discretion: an intuition for what ideas are and are not worth seriously pursuing, and the ability to…
There's no obvious reason to expect that continuing on will result in some sort of resolution in the US's favor.
The claims in this are a bit vague, and doesn't examine people's more specific claims of drops in activity tied to particular social media accounts.
> The results reported that Epic's client is 46% faster than Valve's client during cold starts, clocking in at 5.47 seconds compared to Steam taking 10.07 seconds. When you restore both apps from system tray background…
> And yet they don't - why? These companies have all spent billions on marketing. I get constant ads from Google on YouTube suggesting I should "upgrade" to Gemini Pro.
A lot of the reason for hiring a photographer is the raw number of shots you need to take at some events. If someone needs to be dedicated to the task all day, you may as well have someone with experience.
Your post script is not correct from the point of view of the Catholic church. God essentially penned the texts with human help. The rest doesn't quite seem like a response to what I said.