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by RIMR 1y ago
Zoomus
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by RIMR 1y ago
There are places that are not the United States.
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by RIMR 2y ago
> The man in question can and did stand, no 'possibly' about it. Nobody said otherwise. It's still very true that this treatment only possibly enabled him to stand. From the article: >Larger trials will be needed to est
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by RIMR 2y ago
BGP looking glasses are still a thing, so at least we have that.
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by RIMR 2y ago
This is completely untrue. https://www.zdnet.com/home-and-office/networking/court-rules...
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by RIMR 2y ago
Why so flippant? The Internet would be in a sorry state without ICANN...
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by RIMR 2y ago
1. This is the official Medium publication for the Stanford Alumni Magazine. 2. The Medium version of this story was published 1 month before the stanfordmag.org version, so this is the "original" story.
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by RIMR 2y ago
And? We were talking about other businesses that should be split up in addition to Google. It would be weird if the only answers were Google-owned ventures...
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by RIMR 2y ago
Buddy, this is a discussion about an article. If your comment isn't in relation to the article, that's your issue, because everyone else is talking about the article.
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by RIMR 2y ago
>As people like to say, freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. This is absolutely not the moment to evoke that argument. Freedom of speech may not protect you from social or professional consequences, it absolutel
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by RIMR 2y ago
What the difference? Legal vs. Illegal only matters if it is enforced. If it isn't being enforced, then there is no meaningful distinction between legal and illegal. You acknowledge that this distinction doesn't matter to our gove
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by RIMR 2y ago
Not sure where you're looking, but the title of thread and the title of the article are the same.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Not just an AI-generated image. A hideous AI-generated image. There's low-effort, and then there's nearly-no-effort, and 100% I assume that the text of the article is equally garbage.
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by RIMR 2y ago
If you stitch the photos together seamlessly, you can display them on a VR headset in a really natural way. I take stereo images in landscape mode, stitch them together top/bottom, and then enjoy them on my Quest 2 using the Pigasus me
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by RIMR 2y ago
Not a dupe. The last thread was just someone drawing attention to what they saw. This thread is in response to an investigative piece by 404 Media.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Well put. It's pretty much impossible to sympathize with Vance saying this when the administration he is a part of is scaremongering about "the enemy within".
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by RIMR 2y ago
If you can remember all the way back to the day of your birth, those memories are surely not real memories. Newborn babies are essentially not fully conscious - not in a way that would create any long-term memory of lived events anyway. It
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by RIMR 2y ago
Well, Instagram never claimed to be a free speech network. Also Instagram is covered with content that sexually exploits children, and Telegram links to CSAM were pretty common. Given that Telegram has very publicly failed at that kind of m
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by RIMR 2y ago
Bluesky is owned by cryptocurrency grifters. It's disheartening to see people flock to it like it's the greener pasture. At best it's less toxic, but only marginally. They implemented even more dunk mechanisms that X has, so
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by RIMR 2y ago
You forgot to add this: "Agree?"
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by RIMR 2y ago
"Stupid or Evil" has been my go-to logic for approaching far-right agenda items for a long time. You're either so dumb you believe every piece of propaganda you are shown, and never notice the harm being done, or you are full
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by RIMR 2y ago
So you asked a yes or no question, expected the answer must be yes, and wanted people to offering you examples? Maybe you should have asked a different question.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Can you elaborate on this? If you see something suspicious about this, maybe actually explain what you saw...
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by RIMR 2y ago
Yes, calling out unethical practices makes the world a better place by discouraging unethical practices.
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by RIMR 2y ago
You asked a yes or no question. Not sure what you were expecting.
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by RIMR 2y ago
> Why the security concerns now and not with the thousands of employees with potentially similar access? Because there aren't "thousands of employees" with this kind of access, and few people who have had it were thoroughl
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by RIMR 2y ago
For real, I have a 20TB drive available, and I would seed this indefinitely.
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by RIMR 2y ago
100TB is like 6 hard drives...
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by RIMR 2y ago
Just because the LLMs are trained on text doesn't mean that images we're a part of what they downloaded. You clean up the data after you acquire it, not before.
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by RIMR 2y ago
I hope you're right about that: https://theonion.com/trump-executed-1850257714/

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