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How does this compare to running the containers in one of the WSL VMs? Can't you do all the same things via the host VM?
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> and that's allowed In what sense, and as opposed to what? What aren't you allowed to feel irrationally uncomfortable, or baselessly concerned with?
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> It’s not a bad word. When used in the negative sense it is, per https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/rhetoric "disapproving -> clever language that sounds good but is not sincere or ha
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7mo ago
You just paste in that YAML? Is this an official llm config format that is parsed out?
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> rhetoric as a real answer Why is it rhetoric? This goes beyond whatever malignant thing was perceived in this study, but why is it a rhetorical non-answer? > we, deep down, know is bad this feels like real rhetoric.
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Why is that the concern of the authors of this paper?
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> not once, ever, in the video speak of ethics On the contrary, I dislike premature ethics discussion, where you end up wildly speculating what the tech might become and riffing off that, greatly padding whatever relative technical con
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You mean one of the wider ones? Look a little like cyberdecks.
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Because non-white people don't face more harassment from leos?
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> Humans always rise up against their oppressors Successfully?
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So you think that's a toxic attitude, but cater to it anyway? It's like saying "I mention she's whites because racists might not care otherwise".
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You phrased it as "If you're not going to get consent to grope girls", so why is it relevant that she is female?
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7mo ago
Hmm. I wonder why a GAN can't remove these tells?
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Isn't SVG just a format? For example "line art with varying thickness based on tablet pressure" - isn't that an authoring-tool thing?
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> licensing the port as LGPL only They ported the LGPL version. There's no obligation to port any other, unless "MPL 1.1 or LGPL" is itself some kind of singular licence.
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Gram: Zed, but with AI and chat features removed
(theregister.com)
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Is that based on the idea that a campaign that plays on Jeans vs Genes is "eugenics"?
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Except she didn't go "MAGA", and American Eagle reported higher sales and increased stock price after the Sweeney ad.
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8mo ago
Not any more it seems: https://github.com/alvi-se/ai-ublock-blacklist/commit/7ebaa7...
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Assuming the new owner is a director of the new company, they are now liable. Or possibly the previous owner, if they handed over the key as an asset.
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A blacklist is also curation isn't it? Suing google is also 'work'.
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Why not do the opposite - a whitelist of extensions that don't appear malicious.
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No, how it should work is each extension is associated with a private key that is registered with a specific individual or legal entity and implies some kind of liability for anything signed with that key - and if/when the key changes
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8mo ago
What did you try?
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sane. I wonder if AI would be the key to maintaining complex memory/data (with implied directives). Any notes system gets too large, and hence too complex as Is have to check a large dataset frequently. An AI could perhaps do that thou
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He already had the product, what would he be going up against?
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Recently parked in a Spanish airport carpark that worked similar to this. First few minutes free, lower tariffs for 5-10 mins (or maybe fixed charge at those limits?), then like 1 euro per minute after that.
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Having formerly been a member of a terrorist group is different from currently being in one - it may not be illegal, but lying about it is a deportable offence.
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Did he have a patent?
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To expand on this; I don't think other forms of active moderation get this pass, you don't get to harbour copyrighted IP, CPP or other illegal material posted on a forum by just not moderating. further, if intent would be a possib
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