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aaomidi
1y ago
By engaging positively and understanding rather than creating a cult.
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1y ago
Gerrit
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1y ago
> US is still largely a democratic country Having fixed elections from a pool of candidates that have been pre approved by people you don’t know does not make for a democracy
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1y ago
Because the macbook trackpad is good.
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1y ago
Because its /ro/
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1y ago
I would love for you to make the code source available if you pay. Or are you worried about people stealing and making pirated copies?
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1y ago
TBH the author asked for feedback and I provided it. There’s a ton of work that’s OSS. There’s also a ton of work that’s not. This is a tool that I’d happily pay double the amount that they’re asking if it was OSS. I also regularly fund OSS
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1y ago
It's crazy how expensive these small utilities are. And worse, because they're paid you don't even get the source code to fix issues yourself :/
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1y ago
lol so you’re just making shit up?
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1y ago
America first etc etc
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1y ago
I mean yes the American people should probably consider giving our current government the same taste. But they’re not going to do that because we’ve been trained to be complacent.
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1y ago
This is why I’m really pissed off at how long ECH has taken. And it’s all because of corporate interests at IETF.
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1y ago
In countries like Iran 80%+ of the population knows how to. It’s all a matter of incentives.
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1y ago
Sentiment analysis was not solved and companies were paying analyst firms shit tons of money to do that for them manually.
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1y ago
16 year olds are in fact doing this.
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1y ago
When VPNs design to hide themselves, which they will do as this law spreads, this problem becomes a lot harder. Countries like Iran and China have been trying to block VPNs for years, and all they are doing now is heuristics. For example I
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1y ago
https://www.anthropic.com/news/golden-gate-claude
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If only we had a vaccine for it. Oh wait.
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1y ago
Kids watching porn is not at all the same as a bot sexualizing a child.
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1y ago
It's cause you're not a kid, of course.
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1y ago
I had Claude Code do some of the challenges at defcon, it was doing surprisingly well. (I did make sure the challenges didn’t ban AI).
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1y ago
Why would leadership replace themselves?
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1y ago
I wouldn’t bet on this
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1y ago
Claude Code is insanely good with Rust.
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1y ago
We do know Israel constantly fabricates shit
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1y ago
I’m guessing receptionists are not full employees and are vendors/contractors
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1y ago
I wonder how much of this is to mess with LLMs.
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1y ago
Answered below in the thread. Raw emissions are a single metric, and not a very useful one at that. The first and second order derivatives are a lot more interesting here. Also, the impact they're having on the emissions of the global
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1y ago
There is an assumption of intent happening here that the Biden admin did this to prevent collection of data. That's not something I've seen actually proven tbh.
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1y ago
What China is doing is enabling the global south to leapfrog fossil fuels and jump to renewables. It's expected that China is going to plateau in emissions soon: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gdd6jdm42o
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