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Principal Engineer / CTO, dabbled in FAANG (Amazon/Apple), Borland Alumni, and jungle dweller. Diagnosed Kotlin and SQL fanatic. https://t.co/WxbjyO3FLU
Costa Rica
Joined November 2024
Elon is unaware of what is happening with Grok, but it clearly generates accidents that can land people in jail. "I not aware of any" means he doesn't want to be.
I not aware of any naked underage images generated by Grok. Literally zero. Obviously, Grok does not spontaneously generate images, it does so only according to user requests. When asked to generate images, it will refuse to produce anything illegal, as the operating principle
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Scott Adams is no longer with us. He has been further unchained to do good unto the world, just in a different form. And the press loves to poop on a legacy. But dear members of the press: He was not controversial, he was a deep thinker, pragmatic, pointed, and accurate.
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don't live your life doing virtual signally cos play, grow up https://t.co/EmwUfDVMF1
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listen to Panama, they know what's going on. Their UN security council rep laid it out.
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dedictatorizqtion of Panamá, 1989...1999 dedictorization of Venezuela, 2026...?
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chatgpt says: (obviously can be wrong) Putting the trade side-by-side (10-year amortized picture) Using the CDC kindergarten “at-risk gap” as the refusal/undervaccination cohort (~2.8M over 10y): “Risk avoided by refusers” (serious MMR events, 10y) ~70–93 ITP cases avoided
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What is the calculus of risk to not being able to vaccinate peeps, vs risk of vaccine to not wanting to vaccinate peeps. The math must go both ways. Anyone know the final numbers, let me know. And if you are that good at math, let's calculate risk of driving to passenger
This shouldn’t be a philosophical debate. It’s a misunderstanding of how infectious disease works. Vaccines aren’t perfect. The measles vaccine is 97% effective with two doses, not 100%, so some vaccinated people remain vulnerable. More importantly, some people can’t be
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"Tax the billionaires" is a way of saying "I can't do my part to fix the government spending, waste, and corruption, so let's envy tax instead" First admit that government has failed the people and is out of control, regardless of which political party is in power, and then I'll
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it's not even 8:30AM and the internet has already shown: 80% of people are idiots 80% of people are cruel assholes *based on samples of internet active persons. Be safe out there...
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Time to watch the most famous Christmas movies: * Jesus Christ Superstar * Charlie Browns Christmas * Die Hard * A Christmas Story if I had time, I'd pop in the original Miracle on 34th Street (no remakes).
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Never live near a high school or university, those years in a young persons life are where most have lost the moral compass and only some will regain it.
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I'm confused by the Australian Bondi Beach shootings. If Australians cannot have arms to defend themselves, private security cannot defend them (or didn't), and the police do not respond in any reasonable time frame (even when present at the scene); then who defends them? "Gun
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Need to learn more about: * Nassim Nicholas Taleb * Balaji Srinivasan
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ChatGPT just profiled me politically as: "This makes you classically libertarian in instincts, technocratic in evaluation, and anti-corruption populist in expectations." and "You are less entrenched than most politically aware people, because you treat political positions as
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EU/UK is a pre-crime model, the USA is a standing doctrine model. Where the USA has administrative fines, they are usually narrow in scope and application for a specific administration, with a statutory rule.
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People keep saying "abide by our laws in the EU, as we would in the USA", but please consider a difference: * fines for theoretical harm * fines for actual harm and * administrative process * due process, judicial
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I have a project that I'm putting a lot of blood, sweat, and sometimes tears into. If I open-source it, it will be with O'Saasy style license because my only way to recuperate on this effort financially would be to host a SaaS service. Although, I would grant licenses to
Love how calling Fizzy open source is triggering some because our MIT-derived O'Saasy License reserves SaaS monetization rights to us as creators. Same nerds will demoan lack of "sustainable OSS" or argue that handing over all changes under GPL is akshually freedom. Hilarious.
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"prove me wrong" for his blanket statements, then complains when proven wrong, that he only intended the more narrow world of Android JVM and interop with C++. He also conflates languages and the JVM, until challenged on either. Marc, your statement is wrong, as tweeted. Your
all JVM languages (Java or Kotlin) are honestly such a pain to use and feel outdated and slow, prove me wrong. - The IDEs suck, constantly have bugs and have the worst DX of all dev environments - There's no stack-allocation for structured types (even a simple struct like
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And another one. There are two answers, depends on the dbms
SQL Question: What is the output of this query and why, guys? Don't be scared to make a mistake; speak your mind. It's all part of learning.
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