Aeolun

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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> make clear that those who choose violence over lawful expression will face the full force of the American justice system I’m sure Iran agrees.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
I don’t think so. If you get a 30 year sentence for transporting zines what stops you from just shooting anyone that comes after you? Multiple lifetimes in jail are irrelevant.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
That must be a joke right?
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
If you make it legal to sell your vote, it’d become very obvious very quickly how much money is in politics.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Yeah, I remember when I finally had my own address and could stop entering nonsense. Felt like a rite of passage.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> Maybe kids would be better of if we stopped regulating every facet of their lives I think this has been pretty conclusively proven.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Or we can just require school to actually, you know, teach people how to write?
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> reported that around 1/3 of graduates from the “practical level” of secondary school cant tell you what a newspaper article was about after reading it I feel like this has more to do with motivation than lack of understanding. The
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
I think this is a thing in the Netherlands, where schools are almost painfully standardized. It only matters to a degree which primary school you go to, you’ll have more or less the same education.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
What’s so terrible about the WW1 (industrial warfare) and WW2 (industrial extermination) curricula taught in Europe? I don’t think they’re designed to be fun. Quite the opposite.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> It isnt about actually learning anything. It is definitely appreciated if you actually learn something there, and often required to earn any of the goodies.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
I would not use Claude to get a second opinion on anything that’s an image.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
This should perhaps not be surprising considering the president.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Right. I only know one version of air conditioning and have never really seen anything other than what you call a mini split.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
This is pure openai though. I can call anthropic misguided, but openai is just slimy.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Not anywhere I’m aware of. Maybe the outer unit, then you need the inside, you need a licensed technician to install it, you need it to not look hideous and tank your house price. There is several thousand euros. You also need a larger unit
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
I think it's more that air conditioning is (currently) prohibitively expensive. The few people I know that have it spent several thousands of euros on their installations. That's not something most people have lying around. You&#x
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
The Japan situation is so fucking weird. Why can I only buy Steam hardware from a website that someone seems to have set up on a weekend, and where half the inventory is out of stock…?
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
GLM 5.2 is far better than deepseek V4. Seriously feels like I’m talking to a Claude model. Also burns tokens like one, so there is that. Deepseek is unbeatable on price/quality.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Oh, yes, they’ll only have my passport and selfie. I’m sure they couldn’t do anything with those. Seriously, those are probably the most sensitive documents in existence. How is it always the same company doing the verification too?
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
This feels so obvious I’m surprised it needed to be news.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
I am not in the weights
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
I think I hate any single product announcement that involves "We have nothing, but we'll have something next year, and then we'll have 50k locations worldwide just two years later!"
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
No, I'm repeating the "The net effect is negative for more people than it's positive for." argument again. You are saying that "Anything we do is better than nothing." Which I might agree with in certain situat
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Yes, absolutely. But those people exist now, and you need to know how to deal with them because they're going to be a fact of your life going forward. The LLM's are going to tell you nonsense and pretend its the pure truth. The pe
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Yeah, and what they could actually do about it would be banning the whole social media thing. Ever tried to enforce rules you don’t follow yourself on teens? They see through that shit in three seconds.
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
Jup, I can’t publish anything useful to Roblox any more unless 100+ 16 year olds first enjoy it. Of course none of this retroactively applies to the games already frequented by 10M U12’s every week, because why would they actually follow th
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
The point is. I’ve heard all of this before. Does anyone else remember being 15 and having every adult nearby tell you that staring at a screen for 6 hours a day is going to destroy my eyes and my life? I can tell you it’s worked out pretty
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
> it doesn't have to even be 50% effective to mark a substantial improvement It is not even 10% effective, and rightly so. It’s so absurdly easy to work around that the whole thing is silly. If the kids can’t be on Instagram they’ll
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by Aeolun 4mo ago
At this point this just feels like an old man shouting at the clouds.

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