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atoav
1y ago
I have been using TB on all operating systems with 8 or 9 users since 2006 and I never even once encountered this issue. As a software developer fixing stuff like this is only possible if you can reproduce it or otherwise get logs, telemetr
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1y ago
Please explain how "inevitable decline" follows from my view, cause I can't see it. If by "inevitable decline" you mean I think tribalized conflicts are a waste of human potential that are bad, I take it, but I do n
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1y ago
The footballification of everything. Most important is to score a point against "the other team", nevermind the world going to shit in the process. And that is 90% of the issue US culture has at the moment. You are not thinking ab
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1y ago
Yes theoretically. The issue if people just go to ChatGPT is that a therapist would have clear objections, caveats or other negative feedback ready on the correct situation. Most LLM chatbots go out of their way to never say a critical word
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1y ago
And all of those purely coincidentally and for no selfless reason at all came to the conclusion that such a law isn't needed.
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atoav
1y ago
The same is true for memory allocation. But I do not think it makes sense that everybody has to write memory allocators from scratch because a few special cases require it.
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1y ago
Well also in polytheism gods were displayed as incredibly flawed.
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1y ago
If I was looking for a thing that is fascist proof I'd add Briar to the list: https://briarproject.org/how-it-works/ They have been around for longer and have some interesting thoughts in there.
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1y ago
I am pretty sure most experts in the field would share your assertion that the statement ("neanderthals died out") hides complexity. Sometimes hiding complexity behind some ballpark statement can be useful tho. I teach media techn
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1y ago
The rotational On-Off switch for a computer is cool and provides excellent feedback, but like many stateful electromechanical input elements it has the problem that it might run out of sync with the system it controls. E.g. what if the PC i
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1y ago
If someone is searching for a similar font today I highly recommend looking into the B612 high legibility font: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/B612
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1y ago
Everybody can fall into these traps, depending on the circumstances. There are some assumptions one should be careful to make when online: 1. Assuming you know how the person thinks from a small sample of comments they made. You may have mi
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1y ago
If there is ever going to be a transcript it will be linked here: https://media.ccc.de/v/gpn23-302-sound-chip-whisper-me-your-...
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1y ago
Yes sure. But as someone who was a kid in the 90s all my life I learned about how climate change is the biggest challenge to humanity. Yet all my life I have seen grown adults pretend it doesn't exist, and when that was no longer avoid
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1y ago
Which explains why the administration has acted the way it did. What has the US become? I am not surprised by the fact that Trump is a fascist, this is a thing I knew in 2016. What surprised me is how little popular resistance he has gotten
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1y ago
Please amend the Wikipedia-list on the topic with sourced information if you have the strong evidence required by your extraordinary claim. In such a conflict both sides have incentives to twist reality, but since the names of the killed jo
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1y ago
German is my first language, but I prefer consuming English content in its original language. The thing with youtube translated titles is that half of them aren't even propper German and half of that half is utterly nonsensical, becaus
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1y ago
This has nothing to do with the point discussed. Unless of course you want to infer from your (unsourced) allegation that because press freedom is problematic in certain regions it is therefore okay for a foreign nation to kill said journal
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1y ago
> This information didn't just appear out of nowhere. It took time to collate, source and verify. Could you try to rely less on using vague innuendo on HN? If you have reasonable doubt in a theory and/or additional/missing
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1y ago
You are defending the killing of civillian journalists in a war zone using unchecked propaganda — if you make bold claims, you gotta bring the receipts as well.
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1y ago
Yes, only inflation is not the only thing you need to factor in. If you really want to answer the question of "are people correct in complaing about car prices?", you need to factor in how much money they have to spend on what. A
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1y ago
I understand — the last straw I am grabbing is that I like to surround dashes with spaces, which is a thing LLMs don't tend to do. But I am not sure if people are details-oriented enough to notice..
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1y ago
This has been one of the deadliest conflicts for journalists in history. The number of killed journalists is very safe data, since the names are known and the cause of death is typically relatively well researched. The story told by the dat
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1y ago
It may not look like it, but I say the opposite is true and FreeBSD is unviable for the desktop. I skip to provide even a scintilla of an thought why that would be tho. See how well discourse works when I make a bold claim and leave filling
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1y ago
That is what you would think. Yet scandinavian countries which many US observers would (wrongly) call "socialist" countries fare quite well, while the US is currently falling apart in a fractal fashion where even the big issues ha
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1y ago
As a film maker who studied film, the reason why so many movies are so bad are manyfold: - making movies is hard. A lot of things that require years to master need to go right. A *ton* of tech is involved. - making movies is expen
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1y ago
Yes and the fact that you grew up with e.g. actor parents means you know a lot about acting and the world it takes place in and the language used within it already, just like the kid of a farmer will know more than the average person about
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1y ago
Having went through similar deletions before the important takeaway is that the reason the author felt relief is that deleted things that were weighing them down . A common mistake is to keep stuff you won't need (or worse stuff activ
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1y ago
Sure go into some desert without them knowing and do your thing there. As soon as tou plan to interact with other people you will have to deal with the fact that societes like to create rules for themselves. There is a word for people who l
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1y ago
> The US spends more on military than most of the rest of the world combined. In absolute numbers yes, as a fraction of GDP that is currently not true (US ranks 8th place there). US doesn't even spend the 5% Trump demands other alli
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