GaryBluto

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by GaryBluto 6mo ago
Nothing has made me lose hope in the masses more than seeing how much bile is being spewed over a net positive innovation. People will hate AI first after others tell them to, then try to come up with illogical (and often hypocritical) reas
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by GaryBluto 6mo ago
Reminds me of when I checked the Sierra Club website a year or so ago (I'm a big fan of American National Parks) only to find that their most prioritized element of their "values" was "anti-racism". https:/&#x
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
30U30D30
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> striving to make the world a better place. Why do all start-ups say this? I don't think there are many companies publicly saying "We're going to go 'scorched earth' on everybody."
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
A bad case of Three Stooges syndrome.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
>(and maybe MAGA? to ignore facts like that) What an odd thing to bring up out of nowhere.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
It's not about the Orion unit specifically but the fact that this is happening in the first place. This is simply a precursor to future missions and the construction of the Artemis Base Camp.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
It is very disconcerting to see so many completely disregarding incredible technological innovation because other problems exist, especially on HN. If we were not allowed to progress technology until everybody is 100% free of suffering, we&
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
I can only presume it's designed for people who's attention will not be kept by sparse but fitting graphics and a well written article.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
I am both incredibly happy that this exists and disturbed by the possibility that it being posted here will result in it's discovery internally (as I presume it's automated) and shutdown. IIRC this is just a rebranded version of a
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
Impossible at this point. You cannot download dynamite.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
Ignoring your incredibly obnoxious (and a smidge smug) "You're too far gone!" routine, I've read the E-Mails. Epstein and Co. didn't like him so much they awkwardly lied about winding the "operation" down
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
My point exactly.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
Sins of the father are not sins of the (grand)son.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
Elon Musk is far from the nicest person in the world and there are many fair reasons to dislike him but he wasn't in "the Epstein list" (whatever that is), he was pictured with a number of other tech CEOs at a dinner with Eps
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> "ChatGPT says" is the enshittified LLM-era equivalent of LMGTFY [...] Recipients are left to figure out whether it's AI generated How?
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> But Carmack isn't wired for empathy; he has never been. What an utterly pretentious and rude thing to say.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
I don't see why this matters, there are accidental civilian casualties in every war. This was unintentional, unlike Iran killing 30,000 of their own citizens, which was entirely deliberate. If you can find evidence the United States di
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> Your content, obscured. Is that supposed to be a good thing?
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Interface Hall of Shame (2000)(hallofshame.gp.co.at)
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> There is a reason why Microsoft is now called Microslop. Because young people repeat things they see on social media?
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
From what I've read of Codeberg it's user base is a tad tetchy and has a tendency to make mountains out of molehills. It was more of a comment on Codeberg than the project itself.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
Why am I entirely unsurprised that this anti-LLM hard fork is hosted on Codeberg? At this rate, how likely is it that Codeberg is just going to become a wasteland of abandoned ideological forks (with the exception of one or two major proj
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> they feel safer this way, What if somebody started a Whites-only gym because it made them feel safer?
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
The Phinder Phallus if you will.
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> but how can you argue that this in particular isn't unique/cute whatever? The perceived cuteness was partially what I was complaining about. It's just a bad approximation of the finder icon on a generic "chibi"
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
It's saddening to me how the all the Mac OS X icons have slowly lost their definition and uniqueness over the years - this twee figurine is just the cherry on the excrement sundae. It doesn't even have the smile crossing both side
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by GaryBluto 7mo ago
> human.json is a lightweight protocol for humans to assert authorship of their site content and vouch for the humanity of others. It uses URL ownership as identity, and trust propagates through a crawlable web of vouches between sites.
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by GaryBluto 8mo ago
It doesn't break the law.
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by GaryBluto 8mo ago
The last time that happened in the US was over 18 years ago.

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