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by RGamma 7mo ago
Beware that Passkey storage is limited though and I don't think you can reuse one for multiple sites. My Yubikey 5 NFC stores up to 32 and you should have some redundancy if you ever lose it. You also can't export them. I only use
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by RGamma 7mo ago
Childlessness seems to be an increasingly compassionate choice. Degrowth by force.
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by RGamma 7mo ago
And simultaneously we built this huge machine that gives us everything we need to survive on software we don't understand, ready to have it abducted by people who have never done a (positively) productive thing in their lives seemingly
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by RGamma 7mo ago
The US has weakened structurally a lot over the past decades. Democracy ends slowly then suddenly I guess.
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by RGamma 7mo ago
> a transnational “authoritarian international” in which oligarchs, political operatives, royal families, security chiefs, and organized criminals cooperate to monetize state power while protecting one another from scrutiny. At least the
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by RGamma 7mo ago
Crazy to think how Deus Ex: Human revolution might have gotten the timeline right. Except there's no human augmentation and there won't be citizen fighting four-legged robot police in 2027 Detroit with molotov cocktails: they&#x27
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by RGamma 7mo ago
Holy shit have we come far.
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by RGamma 7mo ago
My primary point was to state that reducing friction between will (e.g. want Greenland) and reality (send autonomous drone swarm) is a really terrible thing for the US to possess with these elites. This technology needs to spread fast if
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by RGamma 7mo ago
References to scientific proofs?
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by RGamma 7mo ago
It is not inevitable that you come back improved. It is not inevitable that you come back at all.
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by RGamma 7mo ago
Given how unstable and aggressive the US government is at the moment others having these weapons seems to be a good idea for balance. Not sure you are aware of the damage Trump is inflicting on international relations. But personally I woul
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by RGamma 7mo ago
IMHO if you can afford some setup time just skipping the DE entirely is still the best option. My i3wm setup plus some scripts and services was super lean and efficient. Still buried it for reasons I can't remember, switched distro too
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by RGamma 7mo ago
In fact my keyboard is still broken from that "misdetected keyboard button press" bug they introduced some time in iOS26. Gotta see whether that's fixed in 26.3. Embarrassing!
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by RGamma 7mo ago
LLMs allow you to blow up a crudely defined sentiment into a cloud of semi-plausible sounding blurb too easily. Should we allow this to normalize, then I'm done with this part of the internet. (And I agree, one has to use this criticis
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by RGamma 8mo ago
Kochendwasser exists but is rarely used (and wouldn't need to occur in a dictionary because its meaning is obvious from its parts).
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by RGamma 8mo ago
Years ago I wrote my bachelor's thesis in it. Discovered then that it has a steep learning curve and not too much helpful info if you want to do something not preconfigured. I still pulled through but the thesis looked really basic in
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by RGamma 8mo ago
Journalists were asking for the bombed car of journalist Jon Bolles to be removed? Murdered while he was defending the public interest against the mafia? Standards seem to be falling everywhere...
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by RGamma 8mo ago
When would you date the beginning of the current fall though? Late 20th/early 21st century? When would you end date it without longer hindsight? (honest question)
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by RGamma 8mo ago
> For example an electrician takes like 7 years to become qualified Using a similar playbook for what happened to SE (loads of good ~free info, bootcampification) you can drastically reduce the time to be economically useful, but that ca
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by RGamma 8mo ago
The more I think about it the more brainrot the article really is. As if all problems are solved and pumping out soulless shovelware companies is worth anything. It really is "just one more app" all over again.
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by RGamma 8mo ago
This thread gives me visions of a black mirror episode.
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by RGamma 8mo ago
I mean it would make sense to see this as a hardware investment into a virtual employee, that you actually control (or rent from someone who makes this possible for you), not as private assistant. Ballparking your numbers, we would need at
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by RGamma 8mo ago
That's good to hear. I'm not really up-to-date on the open models, but they will become essential, I'm sure.
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by RGamma 8mo ago
"Never nuke a country twice" for anyone who wants to know more.
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by RGamma 8mo ago
> Rapid growth and deregulation led to massive speculation in the stock market, and the Yen appreciated massively. Should probably mention https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaza_Accord
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by RGamma 8mo ago
And we're still in the expansion phase, so LLM life is actually good... for now.
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by RGamma 8mo ago
Yeah, that needs to go... lest someone actually replies. Replyong to an LLM is replying to no-one.
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by RGamma 8mo ago
Youtube is far too significant a video collection to risk losing it. Yes there is insane anounts of garbage and yes their history is getting spottier by the day, but nothing else comes close to all of the good stuff that is still on it. Goo
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by RGamma 8mo ago
Make babies?
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by RGamma 8mo ago
My feeling is technological unemployment could go through the roof the coming decade. First, most everyone will be beaten on cognition and then also on real-world tasks by versatile robots. Eventually there has to be a mechanism that contin

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