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peeonyou [he/him]

@ peeonyou @hexbear.net

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california comrade rooting for the orcas killin yachts

  • They can just drop like $5 to Anna's archive and then download 30tb

  • um... yeah that should have been done from the first computer they imported....

  • Trump is still pretending that other countries are paying them

  • NSFW

    Now is the time

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  • if you got'm show'm

  • whoever reads all of these can be crowned the most dense of us all

  • he personally 'punished' a million people. it's amazing how he had time to do literally anything else in the past year beyond punishing so many people.

    not sure what's considered punishment and really how much of anything he had to do with it

    also, i'm curious how many people in the US were 'punished' last year? how many were killed in their 'punishment'? https://www.prisonpolicy.org/reports/pie2025.html

  • I was literally just GENOCIDED!

  • OP is a CIA disinfo agent, prove me wrong

  • i agree, he is absolutely offensive in just about every way if you know anything about him

  • The best part of presidential elections is how it's just a club of the same fuckwads over and over again and that's acceptable because the adults in the room say it is.

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            The US has rights to minerals and whatnot, but the pesky local governments keep putting up roadblocks to extraction and development. The US wants total control.
    
    
      

    Is that something you know and has articles on, or is that what you're vibing? Because Greenland putting up any issues with US industrial efforts is news to me.

    Yes, there was a specific case of Greenland passing a law banning the exploration and extraction of Uranium, but Uranium is often found in and around sites of rare earth metals. There's no reason to believe other mining wouldn't face the same obstacles as the opposition was in regards to environmental preservation concerns.

    https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/dispatches/greenlands-critical-minerals-require-patient-statecraft/

    https://www.americanbar.org/groups/environment_energy_resources/resources/natural-resources-environment/2026-winter/testing-greenlands-legal-autonomy-regulate-minerals/

    https://www.csis.org/analysis/greenland-rare-earths-and-arctic-security

    As for the security concerns there's plenty of wishy washy shit from Trump on it, but that is the subtext I get from the constant barrage of "oh god China and Russia are all over the waters near Greenland. The boost of troops and the NATO members stating they're ready to step up security seem to imply there could be at least a little bit of legitimate concern there.

    But it could just be Trump on a colonization run after whetting his appetite with Venezuela.

  • yeah.. that was a suggestion from gpt later on too. I was so pissed at that point that I just kinda gave up on the whole idea and figured maybe a userscript would be better anyway.

  • The US has rights to minerals and whatnot, but the pesky local governments keep putting up roadblocks to extraction and development. The US wants total control.

    The US does not control the shipping near Greenland. China and Russia are actively pursuing shipping through the arctic with icebreakers. The US wants to put a stop to that or at least control it and extract fees for the usage.

  • The infatuation is because of the new shipping lanes that will open as the ice caps melt, which will provide for much more efficient shipping of goods. Also Greenland holds vast reserves of resources such as rare-earths which the US sorely needs now that China is flexing its muscle and denying the US access to them for military uses.

  • selflessness and altruism are also natural impulses, but we should only encourage those impulses when acted upon in an individual case, not when structured into society!

  • Trump doing the work

  • i used mistral to do some small coding changes and fix my userscript for a piracy site and it was damn good compared with ChatGPT which couldn't seem to figure out how to do what I wanted to do.

    I initially used chatgpt to create a firefox extension that would grab the steam review summary and post the link to the steam page when I clicked on a game on a specific pirate website. It took several hours of broken after broken attempt, always getting so close, but not quite getting it right, until finally it did. All of that only to realize I couldn't actually use the stupid extension because firefox won't let you load an unsigned extension unless you jump through hoops each and every time you start firefox. That kinda pissed me off that I went through all that only for chatgpt to tell me in the end, "oh yeah, you didn't know that? too bad."

    So then I spent another couple hours with it converting that simple extension into a userscript for tampermonkey. It never quite got it right. It absolutely could not figure out how to get the summary of steam reviews. It would sometimes come close, but in the end I just had a link to the steam page mostly, which I guess was really the main thing I wanted. But for all that effort it was just ridiculous and I probably could have figured it out myself in that amount of time anyway.

    Then just a couple days ago it bothered me again that such a simple thing was seemingly so difficult. I was reading about opencode, installed it, pointed it at Mistral through openrouter, and within 15 minutes it completely fixed the script after a couple of bad regex iterations and some tweaks to ensure it only worked on the games pages, and cleaned up the dozens of bad versions from chatgpt. It actually made it work so much better than I had expected, creating a nice little summary overlay on the page at the top, color coding the review summary and providing the numbers I wanted and everything. All using just the free model.

    ChatGPT kept telling it might not even be possible which seemed insane considering we had the extension working close to what I wanted.

    I'm going to keep using non-US models for things because I swear the US models are set to get you 95% of the way there and then just go down bullshit rabbit holes and waste time and energy going in circles only to ultimately fail to do the thing. This has been a repeated experience for me with both Claude and ChatGPT.

  • oh noes!

  • HEY what's with my [marketing demographic group term]'s response here? Way too low!

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