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Muromec
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1mo ago
They don't get paid to write more of it, but maybe we had enough tailwind and invisible boot of market is giving those people a gentle kick to force them to do something else.
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1mo ago
I'm also not downloading a chair, because why would it?
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Muromec
1mo ago
AI beige theme and obnoxious AI writing signaled as much.
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1mo ago
1. Not having human in the loop to review it because humans are expensive. 2. Having human in the loop to review it and subject said human to the worst other humans produce.
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1mo ago
Nice, now I know what I actually need.
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1mo ago
How does piracy of digital content and software factor into this concept?
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1mo ago
When I buy I chair I don't pay a share of my income to the furniture shop when I get rich. I would buy another chair at some point too, maybe fancier one (or the same). Because chairs are commodity. I do however pay taxes to the govern
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Muromec
1mo ago
So the lore of capitalism was on point this time -- whenever one market closes, resources (you) are freed to form a new market.
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1mo ago
We can also stop doing all of the work at all and just sit there waiting for Godot to solve our problems.
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1mo ago
They could also hire somebody to sabotage this work in some ways if it helps with the bottom line. That's totally reasonable thing to do that I will defend in that case, because I would love to see the trillion dollar corporation becom
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1mo ago
It's not about tools, it's about the framing. Given certain events happening (or believed to happen) and being framed in us vs them, genocidal behavior emerges quite often. Then of course people who do it also say they act in self
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I would argue Jan 6 was as larpin as it gets, but I also know how being teargassed feels
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1mo ago
Lasting and violent disagreement with the government, usually on ideological grounds, without being a recognised agent of (another?) government. Remove any qualifier and you end up in some other category.
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Muromec
1mo ago
That's a big if actually.
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1mo ago
>whether or not linear algebra will bring about Armageddon. It's important to make sure it in fact doesn't, otherwise there is nobody to throw a shade on our time capsule having the benefit of hindsight
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1mo ago
Our enlightened ideas and their dangerously agitating propaganda (literally a virus). The framing of something as a disease is itself slightly into the fascist territory.
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1mo ago
It's tough to be monolingual -- everything is so strange and scary.
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1mo ago
I don't need to assume.
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1mo ago
One thing he missed out on is using genders to represent variables of different types, having three `temp` variables with different names, comparators that take valueA, valueB et cetera.
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1mo ago
We all have shitty neighbors, okay
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1mo ago
It's not because with libraries you have a boundary somewhere and can decide to not care what's inside as long as the interface is stable and well designed. The problem of course you need to prioritise building well designed inter
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1mo ago
No worries, at some point your hit the wall with it and the reality will force you to look at the code. It won't be nice, but until that point delulu land is sustainable enough to fall forward
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1mo ago
Maybe we should not gaslight our tachikomas after all and just be nice to them
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1mo ago
My hosting is rv2 in my meterkast from by cf which costs 0 eurohryvnias.
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1mo ago
If you move data between public and private domain and there is no eruv wire around it, you get deported to Singapore.
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Muromec
1mo ago
I'm using photoprism for a few years now, but the companion app on the phone is always the pain point.
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1mo ago
Right? If the meds work, they work, I just want someone to control the side effects and help with sourcing and dosage. If they don't, I can't get disability or whatever work/military/wife-slavery exemption with that pape
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1mo ago
Well, actually yes. If the harness is running with the same privileges as the command tool, all bets are off. I saw the thing doing jq to recover a document out of it's own chain of thought once and was like "you can do what?"
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1mo ago
Don't discount russian incompetence and sloppiness. They are really big on half assing everything
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1mo ago
US is doing now to Europe and Canada what russia was doing for the last 30 (or 300) years to their neighbours. No response -- push further is the game
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