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by anonym29 1y ago
It has an octane equivalent of 105-110, and an even stronger anti-knock index, you can add a ton of timing. It also lets the engine run cooler despite burning hotter precisely because of those evap characterisics. That's not to say the
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by anonym29 1y ago
I can select text with my mouse cursor in all terminal applications that are not Bubbletea/Lipgloss, and cannot do so in Bubbletea/Lipgloss applications.
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by anonym29 1y ago
You can't even select text via mouse cursor in Bubbletea/Lipgloss applications, let alone copy. Pasting works fine.
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by anonym29 1y ago
For what it's worth, I rarely do use the mouse in my terminal, but on those few occasions when I do want to, Bubbletea/Lipgloss applications have had a history of being pretty infuriating for me as a user. P.S. Keep up the great w
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by anonym29 1y ago
To be clear, you still can't click, drag, and highlight text for basic operations like quickly and easily copying some text in any Bubbletea/Lipgloss interfaces, right? Unless that has changed, that dynamic places this behind most
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by anonym29 1y ago
I know the general public should never be expected to subsidize enthusiasts, but E85 - available in many places for under $3/gal - has many of the same performance characteristics as $20/gal race gas for performance automotive ent
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by anonym29 1y ago
“if Baltimore moved from street corners to online services, oh my god, do you know how much fewer shootings we'd have every year? Which equates to fewer homicides.” - Neill Franklin, 34-year law enforcement veteran of the Maryland Stat
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by anonym29 1y ago
The trick is to rent cheap and live like a college student in SF/bay area while young, save aggressively, invest intelligently, then move somewhere comfortable but more affordable (CO's front range is lovely) for your 30s/40s
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by anonym29 1y ago
>Is it really your intent to imply that I have called for such? That is quite the wild leap. I feel compelled to object that the turn this exchange has taken does not come across as being one of good faith. No, that was not my intention.
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by anonym29 1y ago
What gives you the impression that I might be offering my critiques lightly or arrogantly, as opposed to only after arriving at them through extensive, careful, and deliberate thought? Humans engaged in tribalistic groupthink committing mor
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by anonym29 1y ago
It's a visceral thought experiment, intended to instill a sense of bewilderment at what being falsely accused actually feels like to someone who seems to offer a normative assertion that privileges bad-faith accusers, without actually
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by anonym29 1y ago
Hypothetically, if I said "firefax murdered an underage prostitute and then sexually violated the underage prostitute's corpse in 2018 and was never caught, I witnessed it happen and tried to report it but the police refused to ev
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by anonym29 1y ago
Are you defending the morality of authoritarian states imprisoning journalists and nonviolent political opposition groups? It's one thing to recognize that it happens, another to recognize the practice as legitimate, virtuous, or even
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by anonym29 1y ago
Several of the BRICS (& other "global south" / non-neoliberal / non-western) countries also imprison journalists and nonviolent political opposition groups, and some even have the death penalty for minor cannabis pos
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by anonym29 1y ago
"Protecting women" is an incoherent excuse for pressuring websites to pull romantic games that feature consensual, loving, respectful homosexual male-male relationships, with no women even present in the game. The real motivations
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by anonym29 1y ago
Sober people shoot themselves in the head at much higher rates.
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by anonym29 1y ago
Not only is there not due process for actual dangerous people, but the IC secretly collaborates internally and utilizes parallel construction to enable criminal prosecution of people who've been illegally targeted by mass surveillance
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by anonym29 1y ago
I love Bitcoin and Monero, I love VPNs and tor and i2p and e2ee and FDE and plausible deniability and kill switches and all other manner of privacy tech. None of this needed or benefitted from shitcoin integration.
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by anonym29 1y ago
I take it you've never lived in an area where Spectrum DOCSIS over copper coax and geostationary satellite internet were the only options available at all?
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by anonym29 1y ago
Your assumption in this deep hypothetical may be right, but even if it is, given the options of pre-emptively resigning in defeat or choosing to have a (perhaps pathological) degree of optimism about an alternative where we try to normalize
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by anonym29 1y ago
I don't think it would require manual labor. AI research labs like OpenAI, Anthropic, Alphabet's Gemini team, etc already make extensive use of LLM's internally, and there has been quite a bit of work already done on models t
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by anonym29 1y ago
I changed the handle to Roko's Lobbyist after a MetaFilter post went up (I didn't post it) describing the author that way. I look at it as a tongue-in-cheek thing: it flips the Basilisk concept. Instead of the AI punishing those w
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by anonym29 1y ago
The intent of the article is not to firmly assert that today's LLM's are sentient, but rather to ask that if or when they ever do meet the threshold of sentience, whether the training corpus that got them there paints a picture of
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by anonym29 1y ago
Our nature may push us towards evil, but we have a very real capability to choose to practice radical empathy instead, even before we have the certainty of knowing whether or not these ANN's really are conscious. That said, I think ask
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The Golden Rule Goes Digital: Being Mean to LLMs Might Be Our Dumbest Gamble(substack.com)
4 points by anonym29 1y ago|11 comments
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by anonym29 1y ago
First of all, I want to say thank you. I really appreciate that, for as different as our views may be, you're continuing to read and seriously consider the points I am raising, and respond in good faith, even after I allowed the heat o
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by anonym29 1y ago
Government or no government, people who go around raping are gonna get killed, people who go around murdering are going to get killed, and people who go around robbing are going to get killed. Crime is a self-solving problem in an armed soc
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by anonym29 1y ago
You don't stab and rob people daily, do you? Are you saying you would if there were no federal government? Nobody needs to respect your rights with government existing either, government just offers the possibility of consequences fo
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by anonym29 1y ago
I literally gave examples of functioning anarchist societies above. I'll offer them again, since you seemed to ignore them the first time I mentioned them: Zapatistas, Rojava, various indigenous societies. Willfully ignoring them doesn
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by anonym29 1y ago
No, those are natural rights that governments wisely choose to recognize. I hold those rights, along with the right to life, liberty, and the peaceful pursuit of happiness. Whether or not one or more governments recognizes those rights has

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