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Are these not in different cities?

If they are in the same city you could ask the city to rename your street 123 My Street South or something?

There have not been elections held in Gaza in 18 years and Putin’s elections are not considered free and fair - see the arrest of Navalny.

Democratic processes are good because it holds those in power accountable for their actions and should not just be hand waved away as if it doesn’t matter.

And no, what Hamas has done was not mentioned, all that was said was ‘the actions of Hamas’. What actions - did they hold a bake sale? It is unclear and minimized.

I’m not sure how all this can be said with a straight face; that you are “pro-israel” you just think the borders should be set back over 50 years and that a democratically elected government’s actions is worse than those of a terrorist organization.

Not once did you mention what atrocities were committed on Hamas’s side and instead you spent all your effort justifying Hamas by arguing how you think Lukid is worse.

What actions in your opinion would be an appropriate response for people (& government) of Israel to respond to the targeted rape, murder, beheadings of the elderly, men, women, and children, which was filmed by Hamas and sometimes live-streamed on the social media accounts of their victims to show off what they have achieved?

I’m not sure you can claim to be in the middle or support ‘both sides / both peoples’ when you only have bad things to say about one of them.

where can I buy this?

I think if the tech does not get acquired by someone big you probably will never see it come to market in any meaningful way. AirJet should just let people buy these for DIY to start and build hype and start partnering with OEM’s for preconfigured options.

we are all going to work together some way or other, and i’m so excited.

I think this means Sam is pushing for OpenAI to be acquired by Microsoft officially now, instead of just unofficially poaching everyone.

Adam D’Angelo is working on ChatGPT competitor Poe.

Helen Toner & Tasha McCauley are working with OpenPhilanthropy/Anthropic on GovAI board (former board member Holden Karnofsky left when his wife started to get involved with Anthropic)

These seem like much larger conflicts of interest (working with direct competitors) than working on a company that one day this company might want to purchase a product from.

The board was anemic, lost people and didn’t replace them, and then was small enough that you could fire the chairman of the board and then remove the CEO in a friday night massacre.

https://loeber.substack.com/p/a-timeline-of-the-openai-board

Maybe something should be added to this post tile to indicate it is 6 months old for context?

Which anchors team?

“There’s also no way to replace the iOS kernel and drivers with the macOS equivalents: macOS only supports M1 devices, and no iOS devices past the iPhone X have known bootloader exploits.”

I believe the Apple Silicon dev kit ran on a A series cpu, might be the entry point to try to investigate, especially if a boatloader exploit is found.

What sort of nodes are you using, can you add a node pool with a different SKU?

If there was something like a join venture between Apple & FB, it would be incredibly compelling as a software engineer interested in AR/VR to go work for them on it.

Hopefully not “another day over and deeper in debt / I owe my soul to the company store”.

Great song though

Honest question:

There is a lot of talk about Truth Social violating the AGPL license.

If it it a work in progress and not yet public, do they need to share their source code, or do they need to share it once they launch?

The current video bios’s have x86 assembly in them making them not compatible. Work would need to be done here first. Historically, GPU’s released for Mac’s have had their own bios anyway (EFI support).

Then Apple will need to include drivers for the card in the OS (AMD drivers in MacOS typically lag 9 months from availability of the card for Windows) or alternatively NVIDA would need to write new drivers that Apple approves of, instead of shipping the same binary blob to all three platforms (the NVIDIA drivers were very buggy on MacOS).

Will Apple and AMD / NVIDIA strike up a partnership to do this? Not sure why they would.

I expect NVIDIA to have ARM friendly GPU’s on Windows before AMD though, given their interest in the space & SOC’a they make.

It will be interesting to see if in PC / ARM land if standards arise for motherboards, plug and play components, or if we will only ever sell & buy completely integrated systems.

ARM64 support?

The airplanes should be able to tell how much they weigh when they are on their wheels.

I wanted this for a long time, but eventually gave up on my MacPro5,1 that I had a Radeon VII in (before that, Vega Frontier, before that R9-280X).

Would like to see some benchmarks with that sort of hardware or with a 6900XT, driver support which came to MacOS only recently. Now I just have an M1 Mac Mini & a PC with Nvidia.

There were votes, two more counties will hold a vote at a later date.

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/SearchResults.aspx?ID=139

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/SearchResults.aspx?ID=124

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/SearchResults.aspx?ID=141

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/SearchResults.aspx?ID=248

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/SearchResults.aspx?ID=242

I’m sure thousands of people have ideas of how Bezos should spend his.

Bezos should spend (or not spend) in ways and things he values, to maximize what he gets out of what he’s earned.

(P.S. libraries compete with his book selling business! Why wouldn’t he rather sell a ‘library pass’ on a kindle for a monthly subscription?)

I think you're confusing technical skills with executive functioning skills, or underestimating the value of executive functioning skills.

Having nerve isn't just a privilege. It's a skill you can learn. Same with decision making skills, etc.

I bet if there are any useful undocumented instructions you'll start seeing (not very serious) compiler modifications to support them at your own risk.

I've been provisioning some light VM's for legacy applications, and I'm using Windows For Legacy PC's.

I was very upset when I realized there wasn't paint available (at leas the way I configured it).

we've come up with a system that's created great prosperity and wealth for all our citizens, but it's important to look back at what they had going on in the 1200's -- those were the good old days.

(I don't mean to be so dismissive, but a lot of people still don't have access to the internet and the technology and services, and they way they get that infrastructure built is through nation states.)

The U.S. Military is universally good for society & humanity.

(Unless you're ISIS)

hopefully with your spare 3437 dollars a month you could figure out how to ever maintain such a thing.

because your property tax is no longer tied to what your house is worth, but instead tied to some arbitrary measurement (fixed % increase on what it used to be worth)

x != y

on an 18 core machine

like I was saying, many people would like us to abandon this large source of protein even though sustainable fisheries are possible.

Look at the fisheries in New Zealand or Alaska for examples of very well managed fisheries.

In many developing countries it's not a tragedy of the commons problem, it's a structure/stability problem. How can you ever have managed fisheries without political stability, or with stability but rampant corruption?

How can you have political stability without economic stability and food? It's a chicken and an egg problem.

A perspective from the north pacific on fisheries, counsels, voting rights, etc - The whole thing is a many sided tug of war. Ultimatly Fisheries are very complicated.

Green Peace & Environmentalists would like us to reduce our use of capture fisheries or abandon the practice altogether. (Even though capture fisheries produce protein without damaging biodiversity, unlike farms. also less greenhouse impact.)

Financial stakeholders usually are perceived as wanting to let everyone fish a ton, but not actually always the case. Markets have perversely rewarded extreme overfish and extreme under fishing before because less supply = higher prices. Why catch 10x the fish when you can just raise prices 10x?

Independent fishers and little guys would like less regulation because quota systems, fisheries counsels, etc consistently screw the small guy in favor of larger corporations gaining more control of the industry. These systems grant certain families exclusive rights to 'gold mines that keep refilling', but makes it prohibitive for someone not in the industry to every buy a boat and try at it.

People trying to manage food output like this regulation and quota systems because it's impossible to regulate and manage fisheries when everyone is allowed to do it, it's a lot easier to manage with just a few companies.

The biggest problem we have now with fisheries in the developed world (if your #1 priority is to feed the world without disrupting ecosystems) is that we are underfishing in the pacific, and in europe. Although current systems with mostly financial steak holders and environmentalists in charge are not ideal, I can't think of any realistic structure change that doesn't just lead to additional under fishing, as any new groups would have an increase of people interested in conservation for the sake of conservation, and there doesn't seem to be any way to get people interested in feeding the world in the door.