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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
You cannot experience non-existence. I don't even think you understand what you mean by non-existence the way you used it in that phrase. At most you can use it as contrast to existence, which can be enjoyable or not. If your existence
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
Invent new protocol just for LLM?
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
>Verfiably false statement that you need meat to do physical labor. I don't think a lot of people like you understand the real state of things, how a lot of stuff gets done, costs and what's needed for it. One is the quick maff
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
As compared to what, those animals never having experienced life ... at all? All farmed animals get to live and experience this place because of us. What you are fundamentally proposing is wiping them from existence, from possible existence
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
Hunting a wild animal is not necessary in most cases. Especially if we have farming. You had no say in the existence of that wild animal, you have no claim on it unless you need it to survive. Say you get lost in the woods and need sustenan
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
I am fine with more expensive but higher quality life experience for farmed animals.
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
I know what existing is like, and I like it. Cows seem to like it when they sit in the grass looking at a sunset. Beats nothing.
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
If the cow doesn't have the same living experience as we do, to some extent, then you have no argument for not farming them, since it doesn't matter, because "there's nobody in there" as it were. You need to make up
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
Farm animals wouldn't even have existed in the first place if it wasn't for farming them. They wouldn't have experienced their life at all. I personally think hunting is horrible, that's going after something that is ali
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
Based on not having a realistic choice. The only person I personally know to successfully pull it off is an acquaintance that's rich by local standards, doesn't work, spends a lot of time sourcing and cooking it, and also eating i
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
>eating any meat is morally questionable. (I say this as a person who does eat a lot of meat). I think this is very wrong. Doesn't account for when you don't have a choice, to be healthy. You need to eat more, you need to consi
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
You are moving the goalpost and just make up stuff. Plenty of time to ... do anything, yet nothing has really been done there. If they are so great they should have been able to defend themselves. If you want to keep the discussion real and
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
I think you need to fix the cause not treat the symptom. I mean you should treat the symptoms as well, while fixing the cause of the issue. Atm it seems everyone is trying to figure out how to treat the symptom, and they don't even kno
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
>Whatever bad things you can say about China or Taiwan, they both think slavery is wrong and kings are childish. I remember China being pretty racist. A lot of people visiting got a clear message. Not aggressively but quite clear. >Th
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
>The future is: the computers do the work and we have hobbies. I highly doubt that. There is no precedent for people being kept around by their rulers, without getting some (real) use out of them. We'be been engineered into existing
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
What would happen if github was down for like a week?
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
>we are all easily programmed meat machines. Propaganda artists know this all too well.
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
MEMS microphones are fascinating, and incredibly small: https://41j.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/chipworks_ip...
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
Never would have thought that art and intelligence agencies have so much synergy tbh.
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
One could even say it was very convenient for them that he passed.
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
That was the low hanging fruit, after I set the stage for the real state of things. Again, we are in a competitive setup, globally, which imposes a certain gameplay. If we're not organized we're not as efficient. Or functional for
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
I honestly don't really want you to use it. You want to use it, not me. I am not selling anything, Linus is not selling anything. The kernel is free my dude. Stay on macos. Or windows. Whatever. Have fun. edit: Just to be clear, my poi
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
>while us in the west have to sleep at a specific time to fit our schedules. This does seem to work great at group level. Considering we're in a competitive setup and all that. I also recognize I personally benefit from others havin
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
Who should do it for you? If anyone wants they can submit a patch for it. The Linux world is a different kind of beast. I too went through the same motions as many newbies but at some point I just stopped complaining and started fixing what
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
I recommend people who have a soldering iron to start experimenting with enameled wire. It's easily sourced from any random coil/inductor/switching transformer/broken speaker even. Dip the tip of the wire in some flux an
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by 47635274172635 1mo ago
I wonder if it's possible to do link aggregation for x8 lanes to GPU. I have two thunderbolt connections available, each x4. x8 has minimal losses for gaming.
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by 47635274172635 2mo ago
Depends, if we're being pedantic crazy implies you get some stuff wrong, due to not "being" fully there. This world is a messy complicated place and I tend to think in percentages about everything. Guarantees are rare, I usua
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by 47635274172635 2mo ago
The way I understand it is that these datacenters intrude in the lives of many in rural areas, have a massive environmental impact at least at local level, and will also be used to basically replace human work. So the average Joe doesn&#x27