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by aaomidi 10mo ago
I think that person is the owner of the website discussing it too. He was cited https://the-decoder.com/leading-openai-researcher-announced-... Where a while back OpenAI made a misleading claim about solving some of these p
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
> you don't hear his name much. Seems like it's time to say who you did what to, and face the music for those actions?
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Crypto’s use case isn’t for the layman. It’s for countries that aren’t aligned with America to have a separate currency system. Doubly useful for bypassing sanctions.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
I think crypto already exists as a parallel economy. Especially between certain states. You use monero not to exchange for fiat but, for example, oil.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
So was the one during COVID-19
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
The American system, for better or for worse, is a representational based political system. Unfortunately that means that our political power is not direct. That doesn't make it "not collective action", just collective action
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Yep! Government regulation is basically when the industry puts their heads way too far into the sand.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
> The 2025 TÜV Report has delivered The article doesn't even get this right. It's the 2026 report. https://www.tuvsud.com/de-de/publikationen/tuev-report/maeng... Trying to buy this report but I
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Regulation is when individual action isn’t enough. Regulation is a form of collective action.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
X is basically going away. The maintenance on it is going to drop off really hard once KDE moves away from it too.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Yes.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Except when the government starts then mandating a specific algorithm. And yes. This has happened. There’s a reason there’s only the NIST P Curves in the WebPKI world.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
You shouldn’t be backing these keys up anyway imo
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
I hope you never experience living in a fascist society.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
But again this doesn’t solve the problem where an AI model can just play the game.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
We’re going to have to figure out a better way of dealing with cheaters. You could be playing against an AI model specifically trained on that game. No anti cheat is going to detect that.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Market pressure can change game studios behavior.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Okay what happens now to less prosperous areas of the country? This is a silly decision because transportation networks are important for the rest of the country to be able to be economically viable.
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
How do I join yall
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
You’re not making the point you think you’re making
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
This is a silly take because having your ATC workers unpaid for over 30 days is going to increase the risk of catastrophic plane crashes. Even if this had nothing to do with this. Footage of plane crashes are certainly important to know _th
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
This isn't really a thing that's happening though?
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by aaomidi 11mo ago
Plenty of competitive multiplayer games run on Linux fwiw.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Having the infrastructure for reporting incidents is the expensive part. Doing it often doesn’t really add to the cost. More reporting is helpful because it explicitly makes it clear even operational issues can have lessons to be learned fr
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by aaomidi 1y ago
You’re basically saying party line people are kinda stupid and yeah. You’re right.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
And now their economy is in a very bad state.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
And also, many actual progressives hate Obama too for many of these anti democratic decisions.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
It’s called boiling the frog.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
I wish this was open source. Even if you kept comments etc disabled. Or if you shipped the source code alongside the binary. Or just had a zip of the source.
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by aaomidi 1y ago
Good enough is a wacky metric. Linux desktop is having so much positive changes happen to it. Something like Bazzite or Cachy is a significantly better experience for general desktop usage. Also, most tutorials when we’re talking about desk

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