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3mo ago
CIWS?
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3mo ago
Yeah, if OpenBSD had ZFS it’d be perfect.
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3mo ago
Is it an el cheapo VPS?
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3mo ago
Or by installing a BSD or linux.
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3mo ago
What “responsive” mean here?
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3mo ago
Aren't there only a dozen or so mountains above 8000 m? Can you really do that without supplementary oxygen? Amazing.
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3mo ago
DSA?
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3mo ago
Amazon is full of garbage. Is this not well known to Average Joe?
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3mo ago
Probably at least partly recency bias. Will be interesting to compare numbers if China invades Taiwan.
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3mo ago
Who would one lobby to have better en-CA support? OS vendors? browser vendors? ISO? Is there some governing body of such things?
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3mo ago
But what non-web parts are left? email lists, usenet, gopher, etc. are deathly quiet.
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3mo ago
Semi-anon yes, but also often with real world fet togethers.
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3mo ago
Nonsense. Do you buy state of the art pens, pencils, printers, paper, computers, disks, etc.? No. You buy whatever is the best value for the case at hand. That’s often not the SOTA option.
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4mo ago
and which was backed by scientific evidence from controlled trials and human factors and psychology.
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4mo ago
Also not really available.
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> …is not "get online" but something more like "get on social media". Which for ordinary people is the same thing, alas.
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4mo ago
Not just US technological hegemony, but the USA has threatened to invade Europe (Greenland) and Canada, and has actually invaded Venezuela and Iran. China hasn't. Maybe lots of people that live in those places are now switching sides.
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4mo ago
Stop contributing now. Why wait?
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4mo ago
> I think blogs talking up the risk side have a responsibility to also talk the other side. She did. But perhaps not sufficiently for you?
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4mo ago
OK but a job is a collection of tasks.
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4mo ago
Did you do that for personal use or for billions upon billions of dolars?
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4mo ago
So will this let us install apps (on suitably old hardware) without needing an AppleID?
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4mo ago
No one else I guess. But they could use it themselves, building whatever plants/factories/server farms needed to use it.
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>What if it becomes urgent to reduce CO2? What?! It has been urgent for years.
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4mo ago
>Canada needs new power now. Not 15-20 years from now. Those can both be true. Canada will likely need more power in 15 years too. It's called long term planning.
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4mo ago
Asbestos was renamed due to the negative connotations.
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How does it follow that there’s no “international LLM market” just because one party is ahead of another? There’s an international car market even though some cars are better/worse than others.
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4mo ago
and China is not threatening to invade the EU or Canada. They are the lesser of two evils at this point.
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> I am not talking about literally bruteforcing passwords (although LLMs are being used for that, too) They are? Seems like a much worse way to brute force that a tight loop written in a compiled language.
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4mo ago
Right.
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