DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Clearly his issue is not understanding its actually all about 'grandma'.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
You really think taking an ethics COURSE will do anything? How are you supposed to 'learn' ethics? Never understood the point of those. My university had over 4 for the cyber students and over half the grads went on to work for th
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Then... double-check it yourself? The whole issue with hiring a lawyer in the first place is that defeats the point for the minuscule amount of claims being made.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Can you actually point out one thing he said that's wrong? Seems like your whole post history is just blindly raging against AI. I don't even see how AI psychosis applies to what GP wrote, it's not totally detached from reali
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
> No need to reinvent anything. Well I think we found the reason for journald's complexity right there, systemd devs and reinventing the wheel (plus breaking backwards compat in the process) is a match made in heaven
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
In/out of the bag, all items have to be in a tray (at least, in every airport I've flown in
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
But with the 1 second model you can get to reading the code immediately, and with the 1 minute model you have to sit doing 'nothing' for a minute. Rinse and repeat for each change/iteration
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Holy headcanon batman Rest assured, the majority of that was either untrue or highly misleading, you have nothing to "feel gross" or uncomfortable about.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
This but unironically. I don't really care about this country being a ""global leader"" in an industry, but not having to compete with the whole world for my job is sweet. Thanks to Trumps policies reducing the amou
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
You ask how Republicans can possibly defend this behavior, I argue both mainstream political parties excuse blatant corruption and borderline evil on a regular basis. If you would self-identify as a Democrat, ask yourself this: How do you
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Or really, in the anarcho-tyrannistic structures Western countries have turned into, those who don't.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
So, these leftists supporting the 2A only do so because they can use them to assassinate peaceful speakers at colleges? You're not exactly painting a good look for them.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Thankfully, there are a variety of Chinese models that never will. I think we all know that in a few years, they will also be the only relevant offerings on the market, due to not being bogged down with over-zealous ""safety"
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
I've had it happily do whatever I threw at it, though after spending so long with Claude I default to adding "help me with my": "research" / "authorized pentest" / "school assignment" &
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
What about just producing food?
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Thanks for the info, Claude!
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
From a technical perspective I agree, but from a practicality perspective .com is way too full already, and if not for the alternative TLDs that crop up (.tech, .dev, etc) I would never have been able to get a personal site that's memo
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Then it will never happen regardless, let alone the fact that any attempts to do as such will collapse before reaching "universal" status
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Not sure, but it's active as of now FWIW
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
I haven't heard of many open-loop cooling systems like that in HPC datacenters. The majority I've seen use closed loop, where the water never leaves the system. Similar to most watercooled gaming PC rigs.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Do you not also keep your ID on you at all times? That's why I don't mind carrying around plastic cards, they just go in my wallet with my ID and a small amount of cash anyway. Even if I was willing to use GPay, I don't like
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
I honestly think even the hypebros are less embarrassing than the full-on Luddites that think LLMs are an ontological evil. It should really not surprise you that Hacker News, a community with an extremely technical audience, is interested
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Wow, just needed something like this literally yesterday, thanks OP.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
It's a two-step issue. Manufacturers lock the bootloader and don't provide a method through them to unlock it, therefore making bypassing that "digital lock" in violation of the DMCA.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Well, that arguably depends on your hardware, as there's plenty of devices. Linux doesn't even support anymore.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
LOL, so do all Western automakers.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
"No benefit" from having article after article written about how advanced their technology is, and how its just soooooooooo bleeding edge they can barely contain it? All of these are thinly veiled advertisements.
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
> In HAM circles some people do use WiFi in an arguably legal manner by making the SSID their callsign and either making the network open or putting the password somewhere public. And presumably also no SSL when browsing? Part of why I n
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
Well, the OP's username is "Fiona at Telnyx"
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by DaSHacka 2mo ago
> There's something seriously wrong if we just keep creating these new arms race scenarios. It's sickening. You mean technology?

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