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by axus 9mo ago
We cheer the American protestors too, and the Iranians. Yemen, Indonesia, and Thailand not really.
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by axus 9mo ago
> "I wonder which sacred cows are going to need slaughtered" Or a vegan or Hindu. Which ethics are you willing to throw away to run the software factory? I eat hamburgers while aware of the moral issues.
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by axus 9mo ago
Loved this one; from the same guy who wrote Scanner which was nice before WinDirStat and WizTree. You could add AI plugins which could take the role of a player, without cheating. http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/
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by axus 9mo ago
It's always nice when the customer wants to improve the process/product, it can overcome internal friction that had prevented making things better.
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by axus 9mo ago
The addressing on that hex dump is all over the place.. and not even byte-aligned!
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by axus 9mo ago
Whenever there's a mystery, apply the scientific method to investigate it. Form a hypothesis, an experiment or test , then record the results and check if they support. Hypothesis: CIA is hacking reporters to determine their governmen
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by axus 9mo ago
I still check all the news sites who's biases aren't too obvious. But my views aren't paying their bills. Would news be in a good place if they had the monopoly for online advertising?
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by axus 9mo ago
Tank: We're supposed to start with these operation programs first. That's major boring shit. Let's do something a little more fun. How about... combat training. Neo: Ju jitsu? I'm gonna learn Ju jitsu. [Tank winks and lo
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by axus 9mo ago
Some people reply for their own happiness, some reply to communicate with another person. The AI won't remember or care about the reply.
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by axus 9mo ago
SpaceX does real work at a profit, and its competitors will need even more time to catch up than they did Tesla. Obviously there's a pattern of financial engineering, and it's inefficient, but the winners do offset the losers so t
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by axus 9mo ago
Maybe he likes the xAI minority investors more than the SpaceX investors? Or he needs their support for something else. I agree we'll have to keep digging (or reading other comments, at least) to find a better explanation.
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by axus 9mo ago
And they didn't even have to concoct a lie to justify it
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by axus 9mo ago
It's only been 8 years, the addicts lives and those they touch can keep getting worse until their death.
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by axus 9mo ago
A good reminder to check your AWS bill
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by axus 9mo ago
As Donald Trump comes to rely on the teleprompter more and more, his apparent intelligence will only increase.
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by axus 9mo ago
Disagree, most human drivers would notice they are near an elementary school with kids coming/going, crossing guard present, and been driving very carefully near blocked sight lines. Better reporting would have asked real people the na
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by axus 9mo ago
As a complete guess, I would say that 90% of Linux systems are run by "big tech drones". And also by small companies using technology. Open source operating systems are not a zero sum game. Yes there is a certain gravitational p
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by axus 9mo ago
Finally, literate programming! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming
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by axus 9mo ago
He kind of buried the lede, there's another MP3 to unlock them.
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by axus 9mo ago
> Content about the United States government rolling through protesters in armored vehicles, killing people in Venezuela with bombs, and threatening Greenland, straight to top of feed. Aren't these recent events? A better example
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by axus 9mo ago
Do you believe God was listening to the prayers and influencing the people at the abortion clinic? From what I read the lady was standing there and not blocking free access. The law says you may not influence.
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by axus 9mo ago
A lot of people died that did not have to, they are certainly comparable. Russia and Ukraine are a better comparison; Putin says that Ukraine doesn't exist and that he was forced to by NATO, etc. The IRGC had "no choice" if
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by axus 9mo ago
It costs less to run because less energy is used; I'm pretty sure incandescent bulbs aren't emitting anything by themself! "The push" is from the government, perhaps consumer demand is "the pull".
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by axus 9mo ago
Here's a story about what the FBI may do when they don't unlock the laptop: https://cointelegraph.com/news/fbi-cant-be-blamed-for-wiping... Perhaps next time, an agent will copy the data, wipe the drive, and
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by axus 9mo ago
So legally a gray area, but ethically and financially not a problem.
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by axus 9mo ago
CW: Do you use AI for anything? GG: I don’t really use it period. I miss the Wikipedia blurbs being at the top of webpages. If I’m looking up a simple math fact that I don’t know—like what the weight of something is—I’ll look at the AI summ
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by axus 9mo ago
If you don't like their politics, you could buy the company and change them.
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by axus 9mo ago
I imagine some beefy Microsoft support contracts were required to get all of these updates through this month, with restrictions on redistribution; this isn't Linux! Is there any reason that downloading this is more legal than download
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by axus 9mo ago
Obviously the person with the sledgehammer is a law enforcement officer working for the populist politician.
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by axus 9mo ago
Bitcoins, probably

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