You need root to bind to the first thousand ports, is it possible your container station is running as root or something to that effect? Does it work correctly when the port number is some other large number like 8921?

Where are the alarmist headlines for Israel bombing Iran

No single stock should be a hold forever play (unless you count ETFs as a single stock)

If I do it myself, I might be missing the reason they did it that way. The dialogue is useful, even with a machine capable of reasoning.

If I do it myself, now yet another person has to get involved because a person who has written code cannot be an impartial reviewer.

This finds the opposite and proves the original conjecture, that men perform better than women on spatial tasks

32% of college women failed the test, compared to 15% of college men

I don’t need to explain the issue, that’s what the issue report does

I’m sure every project is a little different. The one I maintain has well over 1000 merged PRs now (2000 if you count the old repo), and I’d be dead if I did even 1/4 of the work contributors do

Plus, even maintainers must have a code review and functional testing on their PRs, so doing the work yourself doesn’t relieve the human workload that must be done. It actually increases total maintainer effort to do the work yourself

Open source maintainers aren’t here to teach contributors how to write better code, we’re here for maintenance of the project. The review prevents shit getting merged. Humans write shit too. This is what reviews are for

✋Not the droid you’re looking for

These? https://www.battlefields.org/learn/primary-sources/declaration-causes-seceding-states

I agree they are clear and don’t mince words. They are centered on state vs federal government rights due to:

• slavery
• tarrifs
• manufacturing
• postage/shipping costs
• federal govt not upholding protection responsibility for Texas
• states reclaiming sovereignty when constitution is broken

Okay that was a good one 🏅

There was no formal declaration of war, what declarations are you referring to?

I literally said slavery was the biggest issue, but good to see you read straight past that

He’s right though, the core issue was state vs federal sovereignty over internal matters which apart from slavery (yes, the biggest issue) also included tariffs and infrastructure investment (oh how times don’t change)

1. same for AI but I’m sure in 50 years we’ll see books and articles talk about how barely any women used or had access to AI, much in the same way people claim historically woman couldn’t access banking services

Got a good link to read and share?

This sounds a lot like AI overlord islands proposed by MIT as one of twelve likely outcomes of out of control AI development

5 million people in a country the size of China, Russia or the US would have drastically different outcomes to 5 million people in a country like New Zealand

Anthropic was started from all the safety engineers that left OpenAI over safety concerns

Lol?

IBM 1979 training manual