CaffeineLD50

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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Nothing new hear in this well produced video championing LIDAR. Tesla now suffers from a toxic brand way worse for its future than missing lidar.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I havent had a successful use of whois in probably over a decade. What was once a useful tool was destroyed by spammers harvesting email addresses and privacy oriented registrars. I won't even notice its gone
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Why do we need a pharmacy when it can be delivered by postal mail. I for one welcome our postal overlords. Is it not self serving for the JAMA to fund a study on a lack of pharmacies but not on, say,medical incompetence, fraud, or corruptio
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Yes I want fantasy unicorns too. Until then let's APPLAUD people not being killed in a protest, m'kay? Non lethal force is a good alternative, even when used for evil purposes.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Whoa, great tangent. I'm saying I'd rather see people robbed of their human rights by non lethal force over lethal force. There's * dozens* of mass killings that prove its not uncommon. You have some wingnut tangent about Ukr
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
And what do you think they were implying ? A world of fairies and unicorns where protests are tolerated and bad guys just retire to Dubai ?
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I would prefer protesters not be killed by oppressive governments. I guess you prefer tanks and guns. Feel free to make an argument.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Every dictatorship claims to be a democracy, and your attempt to call BS on it will go nowhere. What point am I missing? Protest is a prelude to violence (or regime change) as much as an alternative.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
And I'd prefer lots of things that won't happen, too. I guess we're alike.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Yet, so much news is like this. The so called objectivity of news may be the exception to the rule.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
19% of Germans see AfD "favorably" according to Pew Research. Even they don't want a Tesla?
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
A good security model doesn't let stupid people do stupid things with warnings. Stupid people ignore warnings. A good model protects stupid people from themselves. A password model that says "you MUST have a strong password"
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Yet you pay for Netflix and your internet and phone bill. But these could be given away by surveillance advertising firms to snoop your watching, surfing, and calling habits. As the saying goes, if the product is free, YOU are the product.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Browsers aren't a product because massive companies give it away and destroy the market. If any product was given away by massively rich companies there would be "no market" for it, because it was destroyed .
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Given the dreadful state of public health this is a total fail. Epidemic obesity alone is a nightmare: heart disease, cancer, stroke, you name it. Trump, to his credit, is taking fentanyl seriously but heart disease is a bigger killer.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Being forced to give away Unix was a great remedy for AT&Ts monopoly. "But that makes no sense! AT&T isn't a computer company, why should it be forced to stop making operating systems for profit?" Microsoft welded Exp
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I wish they'd comment on how their service keeps leaking massive amounts of data that isn't supposed to. Didn't Microsoft blame their customers for not running updates and using AV? Gosh I guess MS did a fine job. Customers w
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
I'm rockin the LibreWolf on my laptop and gosh darnit I kinda like it. Also Waterfox on the surveillance phone. Seems AOK so far.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Its less humorous to advocate a healthy low cost vegan diet than to suggest people eat cat food. But I totally agree!
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
You'll work 60hrs a week "hardcore" for a Musk type for stock with a blackout period and multiple risks of massive dilution in any or all funding rounds. Most startups will fail or "exit" with a sale that profits on
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Yep.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Dead end jobs are the norm from what I've seen.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
You are right. LLMs are totally random and useless. Thanks for playing.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Swimmers on a beach that had lifeguards were dying because the ocean was quite strong and even experienced swimmers would occasionally be drowned. The city decided to remove the life guards and replace them with signs saying "swim here
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Yeah I remember when Amazons AWS was new and people said "hey its cool but not secure." Then AWS added all these security features but added a caveat: BTW security is your responsibility Here we are. I guess we can blame the use
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
A real user might be worse. A program is less flexible (maybe) and more consistent (definitely) than a meat space CBL. The goal is not realism but a kind of ready made "you must be this tall to ride the rollercoaster" threshold. D
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Very clever. Reminds me of using Alexa to test your pronunciation of foreign words. If Alexa has no idea you probably said it wrong.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Its not mass spying. The NSA is just making time capsule backups for everyone. Stop being so dramatic. In a hundred years when it gets published its gonna be the bomb hilarious. Totes.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Lol. Nice one.
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by CaffeineLD50 2y ago
Elon Musk, for example, appears to be wholly self taught as a coder. Do you want Elon doing your code reviews?

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