adampunk

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by adampunk 5mo ago
That’s not Europe. They had a whole vote about it and everything!
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by adampunk 5mo ago
This is literal Russian propaganda.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
What causes the emotional reaction in a film is moving images in front of you in sync with sound. Further, even the simplest of movies is the product of more than one person with more than one emotional state. What causes the emotional reac
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by adampunk 5mo ago
No one is going to be fine.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
They’ll continue to round people up in unmarked cars and disappear them to prisons.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
>an important pricing update Would we all call it an upgrade?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Why don't you ask them?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
>so have to assume embarrassment of OpenAI was the goal. Why do you have to assume that?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
yeah, he had a secret plan to file his lawsuit late. Real n-dimensional chess here.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Because the argument "at least it's a human over at iHeartRadio" is not convincing in the slightest?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
>Beep-boop, I am a robot.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
did that answer my question?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Would your trans friends frame it that way?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Different types of materials will have different first digit distributions in their per chest counts—for a given server type.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Anonymized chest data, ideally loosely pooled by location. We want to see if patterns show up differently across different kinds of servers. A heavy automation anarchy server is the perfect kind of messy data for this.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Certainly the current firearm regime is an improvement, historically speaking.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
This is more true as stated than people want to give credit for, usually.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Genuinely what are you talking about? I thought about what you wrote and disagree lol.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
I'm not saying I believe the underlying accusation but absence in the Snowden files is absolutely not proof of absence in USFG toolkit.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
What is it that furries say? I will increase doing the fucking thing.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
>At least for the adults in the room. I think the idea that the city is already allocating resources optimally is pretty historically contingent, to put things mildly. Even in cases where it is, it's making *choices* about what to a
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Just so we’re clear, “screw them” in this case means spray painting holes in the road. Just so we’re agreed that that is what is objectionable here. I find it very hard to fault that person coming to the meeting wanting their street fixed e
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by adampunk 5mo ago
Citizens should have a say in how municipalities order work. If they're not given that say through less-disruptive means, then they can choose to harmlessly tag places where maintenance is failing. Why are we excusing civic inaction be
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by adampunk 5mo ago
So? Keep up. Just because some set of hypothetical contributors want a slow-moving target and the maintainers want to be on Rust now, I'm supposed to be mad at the maintainers? Why?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
I'm sorry but a few dozen people actually caring about the problems of a billion users is a fart in a windstorm. You might as well hire a half-dozen to care, or none, for all the work you'll do. You'd need a dozen people just
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by adampunk 5mo ago
How would you staff a support line for a product with a billion users?
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by adampunk 5mo ago
>Why is mental-health crisis not a gating category, the kind where the conversation stops, full stop, and the user is routed to a human? there aren't enough humans.
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by adampunk 5mo ago
My house did not have a computer in it until 1992. I knew many people who did not have a computer in the house in the 1980s. Computers were expensive!
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by adampunk 5mo ago
It could be marketing for cursor, TBH.
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by adampunk 6mo ago
I do too! I also make higher level design errors and get too enthusiastic about projects before code is written. We are, in a sense, fallible machines who have designed a planet-wide computational fabric around that fact.

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