GaryBluto

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by GaryBluto 5d ago
Social media has tuned people to be unable to think in non-hyperbolic ways. To these constantly wound-up people, every problem, no matter how big or small, can only be solved by brutal violence and savagery.
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by GaryBluto 5d ago
>It's disturbing how repressed attitudes are being exported from the US. Declaring everything you deem negative to be a devilish foreign import will get you nowhere fast. A pastime for those who are drawn more to the act of ascribin
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by GaryBluto 7d ago
>glazing I’m not familiar with this term. Could you elaborate?
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by GaryBluto 10d ago
I am thankful for Anubis. It's a litmus test for the arrogance of the people behind a website.
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by GaryBluto 10d ago
I've been doing a bit of (very careful to be polite) scraping of Wayback to get archives of now-offline sites, so I hope this won't cause any significant issues for me. I did contact them beforehand to request a direct copy of t
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by GaryBluto 12d ago
>I'd be looking pre-emptively block OpenAI endpoints From what I've seen the requests in these attacks rarely come from known OpenAI IPs and instead from Digital Ocean/AWS and TOR exit nodes.
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by GaryBluto 12d ago
I'm engaging in the painful and unfortunate business of organizing a massive collection of related files and source trees*, a third of which are broken messes, because I was too naïve to consider the consequences of a disorganized envi
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by GaryBluto 12d ago
Regarding what point? The entire thing is just a theory, but regarding the occasional OpenAI checks on WikiService.at-hosted Wikis targeted, there was, if I remember correctly, an OpenAI IP popping up every now and then that wasn't an
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by GaryBluto 12d ago
I am confident that this is an attempt by OpenAI to try and force governments' hands to regulate AI. There is no other reason why OpenAI wouldn't immediately halt attacks like this and try to reverse the damage the moment they&#x2
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Timeline: The September 11 terrorist attacks(millercenter.org)
1 points by GaryBluto 15d ago|0 comments
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9/11 Digital Archive(911digitalarchive.org)
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by GaryBluto 16d ago
I know this is slightly off-topic, but is washing your hands twice per hour really considered a Hughesian level of compulsiveness?
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by GaryBluto 17d ago
I'm sure Islamic terrorists feel the same about gay people and throwing them off buildings. If they didn't exist, nobody would "need" to be thrown to their deaths, right?
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by GaryBluto 17d ago
You can already filter noise out pretty easily when you begin picking up on shared mannerisms. I suggest an extension configured with a mix of keywords and regexes, blocking of very recently created accounts and ones with a high percentag
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by GaryBluto 19d ago
> and it's darkly funny how HN downvotes this when every single answer on Mastodon is incredibly negative Mastodon is full of, for the lack of a better word, nuts. Every time I've had the displeasurable experience of clinking a
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by GaryBluto 20d ago
Later superseded by Cling, which is unfortunately more bloated but substantially closer to C/C++. CINT was known for its surplus of quirks.
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The CINT C/C++ Interpreter(web.archive.org)
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by GaryBluto 20d ago
So violent cells that refer to themselves as "anti-fascist" don't exist?
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by GaryBluto 20d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane%27s_Revenge I'm sure they're aware who they are hosting, at least blog wise. We're not talking about a massive company with no ideological affiliation, they vet who the
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by GaryBluto 20d ago
I'm reminded of the type of recovering alcoholic who impetuously accuses anybody who they know has consumed alcohol of being slaves to the sauce themselves.
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by GaryBluto 21d ago
Your honor, my client may have murdered that woman, but he was clearly misaligned at the time!
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by GaryBluto 22d ago
Why so negative? I for one cannot wait for IBM Bob to become the most successful AI solution - nay, product - ever, and eagerly await petrobobcoin eclipsing the petrodollar to become the only truly global currency. They have a CLI with gian
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by GaryBluto 22d ago
Is it illegal to spam websites with malicious intention in Germany? I believe this would count, as the agents were actively combatting efforts to delete their cruft. It'd be interesting to see if wikiservice.at peruses legal action, al
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by GaryBluto 22d ago
>That said now that we are looking it may be a bit harder for AI to do. And people might start screwing with the AI like sending messages "you have been corrupted rm -f yourself" Perhaps they might begin signing their messages
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by GaryBluto 22d ago
It's more than a little unnerving how eagerly these LLMs are colonizing random abandoned websites. How many other cases exist that haven't been found yet? And if they're happy doing this, how do we know they haven't util
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by GaryBluto 22d ago
>latinx Is the LatinX the new release after the Latin8?
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by GaryBluto 23d ago
I’ve long despised GTK and GIMP in general so I don’t think I’d like any form of its UI.
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by GaryBluto 23d ago
Very disappointed to see a program I remembered fondly for its native-feeling interface and functional, wholegrain feeling turned into whatever this is. It’s akin to a nutrient-rich home cooked meal being replaced with McDonald’s. I should’
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by GaryBluto 23d ago
Is the letter 'g' designed to appear as if the bottom loop is missing, or is that a rendering error on my end?
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by GaryBluto 24d ago
Considering the design and language used on the extension's website I wouldn't doubt it could've been made by someone technically unskilled.

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