alpineman

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Bug Translation Audio has someone screaming on it(kagifeedback.org)
2 points by alpineman 2mo ago|0 comments
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by alpineman 2mo ago
If they want to operate in the EU, quite a lot. See cases against Microsoft, Apple for example.
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Why don't we use message boards instead of Google? Couldn't websites be distributed via direct DNS requests instead of Google serving links?
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by alpineman 2mo ago
EU regulators...wake up!
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Shameful behavior. Anyone working on making these products more addictive or otherwise benefitting from their negative impact on society and politics should take a long hard look in the mirror.
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by alpineman 2mo ago
U2-OSS-vBono-120b
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Plus customers don't need to pretend to be interested/impressed when they stand there and recite the 'specials' menu
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by alpineman 2mo ago
"Using DNA sequencing"...sure bro
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by alpineman 2mo ago
I assume this isn't watermarked...
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by alpineman 2mo ago
I agree with you on that. I wouldn't personally eat meat but I don't have a problem with someone eating meat if they are sure where it came from and the animal lived a good life (until the end, of course). The hard reality is that
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Sure, but the cold reality is that 99% of meat consumption in the US is from factory farms, not from animals roaming freely on grass. It's not like these animals are all roaming free, naturally reproducing, and we or other predators ar
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Saving a human over an animal in a one-off emergency doesn't justify breeding and killing billions of animals for taste every single day, those aren't the same situation. And if you agree we shouldn't eat humans who aren&#x27
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by alpineman 2mo ago
>> that's actually an advice. Please don't hurt the plants and their emotions. Keep on eating dirt Thank you Sajith Dilshan
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Absurd example, dig at my kids, no counterargument. That's the online equivalent of conceding the argument. Nice one.
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Plants don't feel pain as pain is generally understood. They don't have neural circuits, nociceptors, or brains. We have all those things. Cats, cows, and pigs have all those things. That said, plants do have defense mechanisms, o
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by alpineman 2mo ago
It's not about being alive, it's about having emotions and the ability to feel pain. Plants don't cry out for days when their children are taken away from them. Plants don't remember your face, come up to you and want at
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by alpineman 2mo ago
The problem is, you have to choose. Do you really think people can continue to eat meat 2-3 times a day, purely supplied by family farms where animals are able to roam free? The reality is that the only way to feed people's insatiable
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Effectively. Europe and the UK do, but there isn't much easily accessible left and besides they aren't in the EU. Netherlands has had to close their gas fields. Germany still mines some coal...there are probably a couple of other
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Yeah, plus the ethical angle. It's a bit ridiculous that we have people researching the 'theoretical ethical treatment of LLMs' when we are doing such awful things to animals on a massive scale. We have dogs and cats as pets
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by alpineman 2mo ago
Sorry but this is just such an ignorant comment. You really need to read up on how agriculture contributes to global warming and loss of land/deforestation. What do you think cows eat, air?
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by alpineman 2mo ago
The continent is literally on fire due to global warming. Europe does not produce any fossil fuels and needs energy independence. It's because politicians dragged their feet for so long on net zero that we are even in this mess in the
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by alpineman 3mo ago
>> high-impact npm accounts are now put into a read-only mode for 72 hours when they change their email or use a 2FA recovery code. This delay allows maintainers time to respond and recover the account before their account can be used
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by alpineman 3mo ago
Great. Honestly I couldn't care less. I'm not a robot. Every job after my first has been due to friendships formed (by being a human) in previous jobs.
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by alpineman 3mo ago
If I were so terrified I couldn't share anything personal at work, I would be happy to be fired as it sounds like a miserable place to work
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by alpineman 3mo ago
True, I see so many posts along the lines of 'I am a quasi programming god with no time on my hands (apart from time wasted here) so I will gladly pay $10,000 a month to Anthropic if it makes me 1% more effective than if I were to use
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by alpineman 3mo ago
Feel the same about HN :)
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by alpineman 3mo ago
If the US bans them, I really hope the EU doesn't follow (don't have high hopes)
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by alpineman 3mo ago
Warning: the bike may start to unexpectedly veer to the Far Right
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by alpineman 3mo ago
That's the whole point though, no? Enterprises have a totally different mindset and are not willing to overlook hiccups. So they haven't found PMF with their long-term target audience until they have learned how to sell to and bui
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by alpineman 3mo ago
Yeah, they raise a massive round on traction from other YC companies then need to find the real Product Market Fit (enterprise and others) after that round. It's actually very inefficient

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