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A win for privacy and freedom

The article says that its already known to not work against human drone pilots, its specifically targeting AI-piloted ones

Classic HN responses ITT. Very Reddit-like in its absolute knee-knocking fear at any kind of liability/rule-breaking

This is one reason why piracy is legitimate and important

Why should I give a shit what 95% of other countries do? 99% of other countries are worse in every way that matters

The Brothers Karamazov reads like young adult literature? Hard disagree there. Maybe in terms of how navel-gazey it is, but the themes are not at all young adult.

Romeo and Juliet is so overdone in pop culture there's nothing interesting there

The whole point is to read the actual primary text that has been so done, re-done, overdone. And hopefully to recognize there's some real beauty and drama in there

You didn't code it, you stole it from open source OS and compiler maintainers

And in real life piercing the veil is extremely exceptional

Probably. And they deserve to be able to prove it in a way that the current tests do not allow due to their low ceiling.

Anyone who scores near perfect (within the margin of error) should be admitted to at least one UC campus

You really don't see a problem with that? Our best students should not be "admitted to at least one UC campus". They should have their pick of the UCs and should be getting generous scholarships to entice them. There is absolutely loads of bunching near the top the distribution which makes it impossible for actually-top students to differentiate themselves.

Yes, the scores at the top are way too bunched. A perfect score should indicate generational genius, not the 100th smartest kid your year in California.

A lot of hurt feelings. Which to be clear is productive. We treat university students with kid gloves far too much

Anathem* for those like me who googled it

Give teachers authority again. It shouldn't be their problem if a student wants to fail the class.

It depends what you mean by locally. I don't foresee running a model on my laptop anytime soon to power a coding agent. Far more likely is an infra team at my company operating an open source model on cloud infrastructure. When they're already paying $1000 / month / dev, it starts to pencil pretty quickly.

Our best universities have massive endowments is a national asset

Laughably wrongheaded

And frankly, it’s a loss for the nation: When you shrink the pipeline of basic discovery research, you choke off the flow of future solutions, innovations and cures – and you shrink the supply of future scientists.

Well said

Actually an enormous whitepill on Burning Man. Modest amounts of debris, real accountability, and improvement over time despite overall growth. You really can't ask for much more.

Is it really about crying about outages

You mean being affected by the constant outages that make the product literally unusable? If you were doing any serious work with it you might understand.

You're wrong. The Subway, Orderville, and Mystery Canyon are all slot/narrow canyons and you won't find crowds remotely comparable to the shuttle stops. You can get the unique canyon experience without the crowds.

May is not off-season

I never paid to stay in the park. Simply do the traverse.

Yes, the shuttles are the disneyland portion of the park. The backcountry is just as beautiful and way, way, way less people.

Every day hike in Zion Canyon is kind of like waiting in line at Disney World. You’re waiting in line in a magical place, but you’re still waiting in line. You ask a dead-eyed park ranger to recommend you a less popular hike, and he spits in your face. There is no such thing as a less-popular hike in Zion Canyon. You will wait in line on the trail and you will be grateful you piece of shit.

Yeah, you can safely disregard anything this idiot says. This is simply not true. When I did the Zion traverse we went a full day without seeing people at one point, never waited in line. If you want to the Disneyland version, yeah it'll be crowded.

This may be the most convincing theory I've heard.

I don't believe any live human being has the wherewithal to not use any of the $100B+ in the Satoshi wallets, which has led me to believe it was Hal Finney. Back and Finney both being in on it would explain some of the email timing as well

They would be real credentials, just to a separate profile. Are they going to make multiple profiles illegal?

This comment is pure whataboutism

California and New York are the opposite of growing, and Washington thus far hasn't taxed anyone, so this statement makes no sense