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by RIMR 4mo ago
This is such a strange reactionary take to blame Seattle jurors for this. I agree that this should have resulted in charges, but every cop in Seattle wears a body camera. Even if your theory was correct (it isn't), they would actually
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by RIMR 4mo ago
I mean, yeah, pretty much.
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by RIMR 4mo ago
Someone else's risk. Someone else's liability. I can end my lease and walk away without penalties or obligations. If anything happens to the property, it isn't my problem. I just need <$200/year renter's insuranc
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by RIMR 4mo ago
Owning a condo can be quite scary financially. If the building itself needs expensive repairs, the condo board can pass those costs down to the tenants. You may own your condo, but the condo board can also hit you with a 6-figure bill for b
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by RIMR 4mo ago
>You've probably heard someone say something to the effect of "renting is just throwing your money away". Don't believe it. It's a glib statement that simply isn't true. If you take literally anything away f
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by RIMR 5mo ago
This is an extremely paranoid take. Sure, $800k for 40 days is good money, but it also makes the department look terrible, and sets a precident that they have violated rights in the past. It isn't exactly a "free money glitch&quot
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by RIMR 5mo ago
I don't suspect anyone here is demanding laws be written requiring every single player in any SaaS outage to make a public statement immediately following an event like this. That's an odd thing to state your preference on. But, g
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by RIMR 5mo ago
Please list all the reasons you don't believe her.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
It turns out that rapists like to enter relationships with damaged people, and damaged people have trouble leaving violently abusive relationships. I know understanding isn't a strength of yours, but hopefully this helps. >nor am I
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by RIMR 5mo ago
Okay, show me where these commencement speakers are acknowledging that AI is a problem.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
For everyone out there whining about AI, there's one of you whining about being anti-AI. Maybe just cut the unprompted whining?
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by RIMR 5mo ago
Moral acceptance of petty theft always increases with inequality. When the poor take from the rich, people don't care as much. The poorer the thief and the richer the victim, the less people care. Go far enough, and people view the thi
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by RIMR 5mo ago
I mean, the presence of a CLAUDE.md file tells me everything I need to know about this fork.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
The point is that Synology tried to vendor-lock their customers for profit, and even though they didn't follow through, they told us what they stand for, and it is now considered ill-advised to buy their hardware because of that.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
The guy refers to social media broadly as "brain rot" in this article, and your first question is what his handle is on the most rotten social media site on the Internet? I'd wager he doesn't use X.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
No. Nobody said that. Cloudflare should simply enforce basic rules, like "don't run a cybercrime storefront", rather than letting criminal operations like this proliferate.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
reading https://www.getadb.com/guide > Generate a random UUID yourself and use a different UUID each time. LLMs are terrible at this. If you are relying on this to prevent collisions, it will fail badly.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
How exactly does one vote out a billionaire? I didn't vote them in!
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by RIMR 5mo ago
The All Entries ( https://halupedia.com/all-entries ) part of the site is a bit alarming. I think OP might want to do a little bit of basic automoderation here.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
This is something I hope agentic coding helps to solve. It really just takes a few people annoyed enough with this problem to go out and start churning out truly free stuff like this so that the cash-grab apps can die. I have already writte
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by RIMR 5mo ago
I think you are confusing the idiom "stolen fruits" with an actual accusation of criminal theft. Aside from its use in this phrasing, neither "theft" nor "steal" appears anywhere else in the article.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
Yeah, but imagine if he had said that AI was the reason, and how wrong he would have been if he had said that.
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by RIMR 5mo ago
The party of free market economics, everybody!
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by RIMR 5mo ago
Notepad++ is GPL, and this fork has followed the rules of that license. Other GPL projects have unofficial forks that didn't change the name or logo for the software in the process, and it mostly seems fine. FreeBSD ports are probably
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by RIMR 5mo ago
Be gay do crime.
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by RIMR 6mo ago
Yes, it was easy. Just because AI is "easier" doesn't mean that photoshopping a dog into a picture was ever particularly hard.
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by RIMR 6mo ago
I work at a non-defense tech company, and it's basically a running joke that no matter how bad the job market is, none of us are soulless enough to go looking for work at Palantir, even if the pay is good. I would have trouble trusting
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by RIMR 6mo ago
I don't understand this logic. If people with information advantage get to cheat and win, then everyone without that advantage gets screwed. I struggle to see how this is even remotely "fair". It's like playing poker, bu
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Introducing OpenAI (2015)(web.archive.org)
1 points by RIMR 6mo ago|0 comments
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by RIMR 6mo ago
Don't trust it too much. I got it to generate a datacenter filled with brains in jars, and it went with it.

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