always2slow

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by always2slow 3y ago
I'd look at nicotine use, everyone used nicotine in the past even kids. https://www.adxs.org/en/page/192/nicotine-as-a-drug-for-adhd
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by always2slow 3y ago
Good for whom? Good for me? No. Good for totalitarians and their bootlickers? yes.
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by always2slow 3y ago
You seem to be conflating loving the result vs loving the process that enables the result. Regular people mostly do not care about anything except the result. A simplified example: People love driving, they do not love the DMV and getting a
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by always2slow 3y ago
I was just thinking.. must have found the google employee. Checked your profile haha yep. about: Formerly of Google and Quip.
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by always2slow 3y ago
You've got this all backwards and you even proved their point. People don't _love_ tokenization, or DRM whatever. They LOVE the removal of friction, like buying things with their phone removes friction of carrying a wallet or a ca
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by always2slow 3y ago
Void linux is based on runit and is by far the best distro I've ever used after 25 years of distro hopping. (FWIW I've used linux since slackware 3.0)
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by always2slow 3y ago
https://suckless.org/sucks/systemd/ - I dunno if there's anything about GNOME in there but that's got a lot of info
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by always2slow 3y ago
>I actually work at Red Hat and IBM are very hands off. Are you the CEO or within the decision making structure? Otherwise really it just sounds like you just aren't in on the backchannel where these instructions are issued. Oh and
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by always2slow 3y ago
It's a new ROM hack.
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by always2slow 3y ago
I didn't see it in the review, or in the video so forgive me if this was covered.. but the real killer feature of these handhelds is the instant on/instant resume. I can grab my steam deck play for 5 minutes or 2 hours, or 2 hours
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by always2slow 3y ago
How did you do all that research into TK and not realize his mind was broken by MKUltra? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski#Psychological_st...
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by always2slow 3y ago
People in music are doing things that weren't even possible 20 years ago. Just off the top of my head: Live in-game concerts, twitch collaborations, music "meme-ing" with youtube and tiktok. A musician can push a button and b
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by always2slow 4y ago
Could you post some example? I'm out of the loop. Who did what?
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by always2slow 4y ago
...and being able to tell how close to loading it was based on the sounds coming from the hard drive.
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by always2slow 4y ago
Yes it is? I mean, I consider the military part of "the state" and the various branches participate in advertising, marketing, and product placement. Just look at this: https://www.businessinsider.com/us-army-marke
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by always2slow 4y ago
>The surveillance is already there, but it is not acted on for the most part in everyday life. But there may be a clock on how long that will last. Yes it is. Think advertising, marketing, and product placement. It's so pervasive yo
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by always2slow 4y ago
tl;dr
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by always2slow 4y ago
More like the "safety" and "harm" charade was crammed down our gullets at every turn either by stick or carrot.
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by always2slow 4y ago
Yes? I think my stance is very clear. It appears that you have forked some opensource models and built proprietary software off of them which you are now trying to profit, against their licenses.
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by always2slow 4y ago
Prove it. Edit: to be clear i'm not buying this for a second. Your 1st demo produces the exact same output as Babelscape/wikineural-multilingual-ner demo. If you built off of their model you need to abide by their license of non-
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by always2slow 4y ago
They forked it on their github which is linked from their landing page: https://github.com/orgs/DataBorg/repositories edit: also https://github.com/DataBorg/wikineural which has a non-commerc
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by always2slow 4y ago
"completely ethical if one abides by the license and terms." They aren't.
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by always2slow 4y ago
Is this built off of https://huggingface.co/Babelscape/rebel-large ? It's shared under cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 Doesn't nc stand for non-commercial? "Non commercial share alike - Redistribute, revise, remix using
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by always2slow 4y ago
I know right? These ̶l̶e̶e̶c̶h̶e̶s̶ unethical people using other peoples donated work to enrich themselves probably built their product and host their infrastructure with open source software. edit: yep looks like they did - https:/&
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by always2slow 4y ago
Technically we already have protection under the 4th amendment, to me this falls squarely under "papers, and effects" and is an unreasonable search. It seems that the court doesn't agree though considering the current state o
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by always2slow 4y ago
Why would they need a court order when they are already just buying the data with zero oversight? The panopticon works like this: fund startups that will create a data treasure trove -> legally buy / access the dataset and add it to
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by always2slow 4y ago
This is a good start, thanks for sharing!
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by always2slow 4y ago
This is a really cool map, but doesn't provide useful information for someone who wants last mile fiber. I would love to see this expanded to every fiber cable laid everywhere.
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by always2slow 4y ago
228w - total system draw with LG C1 off/standby 270w - #000000 fullscreen 332w - #FFFFFF fullscreen 270w-228w = 42w #000000 fullscreen power draw 332w-228w = 104w #FFFFFF fullscreen power draw ( 104w - 42w ) / 42w = 2.4761 so ~248
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by always2slow 4y ago
64 watts?

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