3form

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by 3form 1y ago
It's sorting by score rather than anything else, in my experience. Makes it largely opinion-forming on the participants.
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by 3form 1y ago
> These are the last days of social media, not because we lack content, but because the attention economy has neared its outer limit — we have exhausted the capacity to care. ... I feel like the core problem is that the platform just die
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by 3form 1y ago
It's interesting to see Tumblr mentioned as a dead/zombified platform, while I understand it's found a perfectly fine niche for itself and it's living a great life in that sense. It makes it overall sound like the author
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by 3form 1y ago
For many people the messages are meaningful long term (including myself), and I consider ability to preserve your personal data as a base electronic right.
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by 3form 1y ago
That's a very uncommon understanding of brute force, to be honest. Generally I see the term applied to cases where there's next to no prior knowledge, just enumeration.
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Free for Open Source(github.com)
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by 3form 1y ago
The way that it works is that most of the people there are not concerned with the topic, and if they are, they will be willingly gaslit into the official excuse which is provided to us, too. It being that it will greatly improve the securit
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by 3form 1y ago
Is one store not just a different game of incentives? One where instead of going off to a different platform, your experience will be as enshittified as it can within the bounds of the one and only?
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by 3form 1y ago
At least to me what you said sounded like 200k is just with LLMs but before agents. But it's a very reasonable amount of code for 9 years of work.
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by 3form 1y ago
Watching things without having to log in is my use case. Not something that Google would want to ever cater for, so ad blocking it is.
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by 3form 2y ago
The conclusion isn't deducible from the premise (I can just as well say the opposite). Can you elaborate with some example?
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by 3form 2y ago
Excluded middle. It doesn't have to be automatic, it could well be a choice. Best of all worlds if you ask me.
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by 3form 2y ago
Hey, at least it's preferred language. It's much worse when it bases it on the country that I'm in, which I can only reasonably influence with a VPN, and calling that reasonable is a stretch.
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by 3form 2y ago
Why does the computation have to "happen somewhere"? I understand the desire to push the boundary of the classical reasoning, but I don't think it's something to be taken as an axiom, and I haven't heard about any p
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by 3form 2y ago
There are two orthogonal issues. You're mainly talking about the need of making the tracking (for people who don't want to be tracked) impractical; what also needs to be done is to make it illegal. I feel like DNT was a "rush
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by 3form 2y ago
Not every MD gets to work on interesting cases, furthering the field, and all while it being low stakes and purely theoretical. For the vast majority, it is facing the medical colleagues who don't care, and will bury you from envy if y
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by 3form 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_atom this is also a supplementary fun read. I find it interesting that you could come up with many such combinations, and then answer to "could it exist?" becomes "
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by 3form 2y ago
And I think this realistically is going to be the shape of the tools to come in the foreseeable future.
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by 3form 2y ago
I think the point about _having_ a Google account is one thing, but then there's the fact of having to be logged in. I use many of the Google services, but I don't have the need to be logged in while using YouTube for 99% of the t
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by 3form 3y ago
I wish you were aware how the thing that you just wrote reads from someone else's perspective. Anyway, it would be nice if you were open to actually propose some points that support your theories, rather than making a long-winded case