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@jEvH83ExQk0iycw @HowellJack99150 We are undoubtedly living on the historical continuum of the world the Vikings inhabited. However, if those conditions break down, I think humans can always fall back into zero-sum logic.

@jEvH83ExQk0iycw @HowellJack99150 Exactly. “People learn propriety only when the granaries are full.” In the medieval world, zero-sum behavior such as raiding had its own rationality. But with the development of agriculture and trade, society shifted toward positive-sum arrangements, and violence declined.

I used to eat this almost every day when I was based in Shanghai. Vegetables in China were cheap, delicious, and simply excellent. I think that was one of the achievements of the CCP’s agricultural policy.

something bad is always going to happen to Anthropic

the reason i stopped doing electronics is because you always have to go and order chip BT69420 for $0.2 and transistor XAVYS52726 which only 10 was ever made in 1964 for $8 and pay $15 in shipping then wait three weeks to three years until you actually receive them in the mail

@lindengnai @Johnxxmith I intend to live for 2,000 years and go to the Arctic and Mars. But I don’t see how that disqualifies me from wishing for everyone’s well-being.

@bakemocho @Johnxxmith 我认为一个鼓吹埃隆马斯克的人可没资格批判这些

There’s an English translation too, so give it a read. j-novel.club/series/tearmoo…

Caught up with the latest chapter of the JP web novel version of Tearmoon Empire. I love the mix of food descriptions, classic tropes, and sudden serious turns, like an atheist discussing evolution or the fight against anti-agriculture memes.

@whiterain047 It often feels like grains and potatoes count as vegetables. If you keep eating that kind of diet, you may end up Americanized in both body and mind.

@bakemocho In US the only restaurants with similar prices would be burger fast food chains and you need go to a fine dining to eat these veg dishes

@Johnxxmith Your point reminded me why Japan is sometimes called “the most successful socialist country.”

@HowellJack99150 When people can get good food cheaply, society is less likely to become unsettled. I envy that. I genuinely think the easygoing nature of people in mainland China has a lot to do with food.

@bakemocho The CCP has made significant efforts to prevent capital from reaping exorbitant profits. In contrast, Japan's agricultural cooperatives sell staple food to the Japanese public at six to ten times the purchase price.

"We don't have the funds to buy an AKTA"

Surfing

最も簡単に作れるガチ中華としてトマトと卵の炒め物はみなさんお作りになるかと思うんですけど、改めてコツをおさらいしておくといいと思うんですよね まず味付けは塩だけで大丈夫です あと先に卵を炒めてから取り出します、ここは慣れないうちは横着しないでください、慣れたらトマトの上に卵を被せて

Clutch.

I don’t know yet whether I’ll win the project, but it is an interesting and worthwhile challenge. Since it should also connect to the business I want to build in the future, I’m starting on it as an upfront investment.

Let me show Twitter my $1 score.

OpenCV 5 is here! This is the biggest update in years for computer vision: >Brand new DNN engine with 80%+ ONNX coverage >Built-in LLM & VLM support >Faster performance (often beating ONNX Runtime) >Better 3D vision, Python integration, and hardware acceleration OpenCV is not just a computer vision library but the settle stone for millions of projects.

@crvxfts Used CC after a long break. As for Fable, no. Long-term usability matters more to me than Mythos-class peak power. Fun to ride a wild horse once in a while lol.

@crvxfts Not really, I haven’t switched. Codex is still my base. I keep the cheapest CC tier as a fallback, but Codex quotas reset often enough lately that I haven’t needed it much.

For patent application audits, CC is simply faster than Codex. Codex alone is too slow. To me, Codex is the foundation. CC is the steroid boost.