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by RIMR 9mo ago
It takes a lot of privilege to ignore a person's overt racism and only remember a person's more agreeable qualities. Whitewashing a person's legacy in this way is a disservice to all of the people that person directed hatred
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by RIMR 9mo ago
It has felt quite good to be a KDE long-timer watching all this unfold.
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by RIMR 9mo ago
I always thought that these models were going to revolutionize video compression. You would have something like a ~10GB compression model, and you could compress a 4K movie down to 500MB or something playable by anyone else with the model.
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by RIMR 9mo ago
https://bikemap.nyc/about
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by RIMR 9mo ago
This version feels easier until suddenly it very much isn't!
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by RIMR 10mo ago
I do agree, though, that a pattern of synchronized account activity actually suggests something more than a single example.
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by RIMR 10mo ago
I have a degree in Journalism and now work in customer support. Occasionally, people accuse me of being an AI because of my writing style. Thankfully, no one I report to internally wants me to simplify my English to prevent LLM accusations.
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by RIMR 10mo ago
They are in my state (Washington), but more and more are creeping through online, and my state doesn't seem particularly interested in doing anything about it... And of course, they ignore all the major sports sponsorships from these c
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by RIMR 11mo ago
Love their nonsense excuse they they are trying to protect us from misuse of "superintelligence". >“We believe the benefits of superintelligence should be shared with the world as broadly as possible. That said, superintelligen
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by RIMR 1y ago
>No, don't use it to fix your grammar, or for translations Okay, I can understand even drawing the line at grammar correction, in that not all "correct" grammar is desirable or personal enough to convey certain ideas. But
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by RIMR 1y ago
How exactly does the right to food "imply slavery"?
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by RIMR 1y ago
Yeah, look at the state of our freedom of religion. Conservative Christians love to push the idea that religious freedom includes the right to legislate from scripture, but honestly, it feels like people should know better. People tend to t
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by RIMR 1y ago
Don't let the illusion of having a choice make you feel like you have a choice. Having only one choice is equal to having no choice. Having only two choices isn't notably better, especially if both options are equally bad.
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by RIMR 1y ago
Yeah, that's still sexist. Was that your point, because it kinda feels like you're presenting this as a gotcha or something...
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by RIMR 1y ago
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by RIMR 1y ago
Spoken like someone who has zero experience developing open source software. I work for a company that makes a very popular open source product. The users lead our development, not the coders. Hell, I don't even code, and I get to tell
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by RIMR 1y ago
Why partner with postmarketOS, LineageOS, GrapheneOS, or CalyxOS? This would be an open source initiative that contributors from any of those projects to add to. The results could be used by any of the aforementioned distributions, and more
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by RIMR 1y ago
I'm not going to wait for the situation to get so severe that it has an effect on that graph before I start using words like 'genocide'.
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by RIMR 1y ago
>that we don't even know the name of whoever he was trying to protect YOU may not know the man's name, but people who read at least the first four paragraphs of this article will know that his name is Edgardo.
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by RIMR 1y ago
SpaceX would go under, that's basically all of their income...
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by RIMR 1y ago
I was very miserable when my chronic tinnitus showed up, but my life improved greatly after my doctor got me in the right cognitive behavioral therapy to learn to ignore it. After plenty of practice, it's now hard for me to hear it wit
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by RIMR 1y ago
Where are you seeing AI generated images? https://www.inventwood.com/ seems to have several real pictures of the product.
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by RIMR 1y ago
For the non-arch users, the build script has a typo: Don't use bin/, use build/
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by RIMR 1y ago
I get what you're saying, but still, it is all very stupid, especially the part where they want to censor ideas they don't like domestically...
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by RIMR 1y ago
There are compliance reasons where you want the communications encrypted in flight, but need them retained at rest for compliance reasons. Federal record keeping laws would otherwise prohibit the use of a service like Signal. I'm hones
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by RIMR 1y ago
To be fair, a lot of those groups aren't any of the same people today. Fairlight was pretty problematic back in the 90's politically, they even did a fairly controversial nazi-themed demo. Definitely not the vibe they give off tod
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by RIMR 1y ago
Absolutely not. Free speech exists just fine on the Internet, evidenced by the fact that a site like 4chan is capable of existing in the first place. We don't have to financially support repulsive communities just to protect their abil
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by RIMR 1y ago
Keeping a website that has openly catered to pedophiles and nazis online is hardly "good news", unless you are a pedophile or a nazi. It won't matter for long though. The userbase has had its trust shattered, and this blogpos
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by RIMR 1y ago
>One slow but much beloved board, /f/ - Flash, will not be returning however, as there is no realistic way to prevent similar exploits using .swf files. Wow, this is a pretty incredible level of incompetence. Server-side SWF ex
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by RIMR 1y ago
I mean, the author understands the MIT license, and is upset that the terms of that license aren't being honored. If I were them, I would absolutely feel better getting credit where credit is due. If they wanted a less permissive licen

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