There's so many more things my taxes are being used to fund that I think the majority would agree are a symptoms of waste and corruption, that focusing on people getting a degree in the arts is laughable. The current cost of this war could have paid for decades of healthcare or education.
It's hilarious how emotional and upset sieabahlpark is about this all, complaining about ragebaiting, yet every single one of his posts are sputtering incoherent automatically flagged dead temper tantrums of self loathing rage -- just read his sad posting history and self pitying profile.
>Fuck of Don, you don’t know jack shit about anything these days other than to ragebait to try to remain relevant.
ieabahlpark: I'm truly sorry you're having such a hard time coping with me asking you to simply not to marry someone of your same gender, instead of incessently whining, lashing out, and expressing bigotry.
If it's really that difficult and upsetting for you not to, and you're so emotionally triggered and distraught at the mere mention of human rights for other people, then you really need to look deep inside yourself and reflect, figure out why you're so terrified of other gays getting married while none of them want to marry you, and get some help.
The answer is obvious to all of us except for you, so you've got to figure it out all by yourself. Don't die closeted, angry, self loathing, and alone like Lindsey Graham. Neither of you ever fooled anyone but yourselves.
Nobody will love you until you love yourself. I understand how irrelevant that makes you feel, but no need to lash out and project your butthurt feelings onto me. Have a gay and fabulous day, and I hope you get laid.
Bun powers Claude Code. If the rewrite introduced catastrophic bugs, it would cause catastrophic bugs in Claude Code and therefore without exaggeration could cause $billions of lost revenue.
There clearly aren't catastrophic bugs. The question is whether the artifact is maintainable over time, since clearly there's a massive amount of net new code that was not thoroughly reviewed. Give it a year or so and we'll know. I claim either way, it doesn't really matter to Anthropic--if it's a disaster they might be able to keep it limping along well enough by just throwing tons of tokens at it. The value in this is not the lasting software artifact, it's the marketing of the rewrite. If over time it turns out to be a great success, all the better!
Alternatively you could run it on Strix Halo for $1,000 less, and while it may be slightly slower you won't have to deal with NVIDIA's shit on Linux and worrying about having to use their custom kernels or Ubuntu.
Hello from the US! I'll never not be amazed by the fact that we live in a point in human history where language and distance are no longer barriers to the exchange of ideas, despite the efforts of our governments.
The government is not an all powerful entity with absolute control over its people. Even in countries under past and present dictatorship there are examples of people getting access to what the government deemed as illegal.
Of course you’ll always be able to get access but the risk can be made so high that most people won’t try it.
There are countries that have death penalty on dealing with drugs and really severe prison terms just for having a small amount of drugs. There are still people that do it, but most people are effectively deterred because it’s just not worth it.
> but the risk can be made so high that most people won’t try it.
Possibly I've been mislead about how easy it is to access illegal drugs. I get the impression most people have actually tried them; or at least have easy access if they feel like it. Although I haven't bothered to look up the stats so maybe that is mistaken.
Hypothetically... say I rent out some server space in Russia, host GLM 5.2 and charge/pay for everything with crypto (one of the privacy coins). How exactly would the US government shut that little operation down? Or make it more risky for any participant than marijuana or torrenting? Even detecting it is an interesting technical challenge. It seems like it'd be low-skill and low-risk, and take insane resources on the part of the US to stamp out for something so harmless. The hydra would be growing heads faster than they could cut them off.
This isn't bars of gold, they can search my house all they like and there isn't going to be a lot in it. They would probably struggle to figure out who I am to do a targeted raid, let alone all the other small fry who could pull of a similar scheme.
Probably not, but I never claimed that’s what happens. But for a regular person, it’s probably a high enough risk to stop doing the thing the government wants to disincentivize.
There's no game worth installing a rootkit for. The market is far more diverse and interesting than the handful of popular AAA titles , most of which are just shooters
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