Jtarii

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by Jtarii 5mo ago
70% is a more likely figure https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/britons-back-online-safety-acts-... >Almost seven in ten (69%) support age verification checks on platforms that may host content related to suicide, self-harm
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by Jtarii 5mo ago
>In the reality of democracy, where politicians are corporate puppets who cloak surveillance laws in "think of the children" to rally support from the masses Conspiratorial gibberish
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
>But arenas can't be used in any case. They are suitable only if large amounts of allocations take place once and need to be deallocated all at once. If reallocation of freeing of individual memory chunks is needed, arenas can'
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
It sounds authoritative so people would respond positively to it when presented with it during training.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Maybe 20 years ago? I don't watch TV and have used an adblocker for the past 15 years. There is almost no way advertisers can even reach me. I also don't buy things very often.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
It's a week long party for rich people. I don't think it's that deep.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
So anyone that creates a new business that is successful is inherently counter cultural?
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
I can confidently guarantee that the traditional TV advertisement has no effect on me. Astroturfing definately has an effect on everyone though.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
The popup modal is one of the worst things I have ever seen. It's like they are trying to parody bad UI design.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
A Software Engineering degree typically takes 3+ years to get and then you have internships and onboarding that means it could take a novice ~5 years to actually start contributing in a meaningful way at a company starting from scratch.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Pissing on a pile of shit
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
>If software isn't a trade what is it? A profession. Trades are things like electrician/plumbing/carpentry that you can typically become resonably competent in 2 or so years of training.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Did AI run over this guy's dog or something lol. He seems to have done nothing but write hundreds of thousands of words about how much AI sucks and is doomed to fail for the past 2 years.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Consciousness is something you can perceive, so it must have some physical presense in the universe, which must be through some fundamental property of matter, in my opinion. The ability to be aware of consciousness itself as some process t
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Consciousness is such a fun topic because everyone has extremely strong opinions on it while simutaneously having 0 ability to actually grasp what it is they are talking about. No one will ever know what conscioussness is, and I think that
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
>As for what consciousness is, it's pretty simple. 2000+ years of philosophical thought would disagree. I don't believe biological stuff has a magic property that embues some intangible "consciousness" property. It ma
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Language and culture don't work like that. Inventing a term doesn't give you exclusive rights to provide the definition.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
It was still an extremely exciting period of time that everyone was enjoying at the time. Mostly because it was augmenting existing friendships rather than replacing them with algorithmic content.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
You could also just ask current young people how they feel about the internet and compare it to how young people described the internet in ~2005-2010. I guess my feeling is that no one really "likes" the internet in its currnet fo
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
That is one person's definition of vibe coding, not "the definition" of vibe coding. Words have multiple meanings.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Blocking critical infrastructure is not a legitimate protest in any country.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
It's more they share a unusual trait that is easy to bond over. Could be anything really, race, disability, height, metallica t-shirt or whatever.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
It's great for buying drugs though! (Which is funnily the only actually legitimate usecase)
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Prediction markets are astrology for the boys.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Starvation is not a likely outcome from job loss in the western world.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Hate to break it to you but the average guy that does manual labour would more likely become a criminal than a musician if you deleted his job. What's that saying about idle hands. Jobs root people to their communities and give them pu
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
It's just a false statement.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Well in "traditional" music production every individual component of a song has the creative intent of the artist in it. With AI you have no idea if there is any intent or if its just something an LLM spat out. If all you care abo
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
They are referred to as Hypervisor cracks.
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by Jtarii 6mo ago
Cracking refers to all methods of circumventing copy protection. Bypassing is just another way of cracking something.

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