beeflet

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   by beeflet 1y ago

   >They would never do this willingly I know, that is why I am saying you would force them to respect Do_Not_Track by law.
2. 512.▲
   by beeflet 1y ago

   I agree with the sentiment somewhat. Some rust libraries are dying, while some great new ones thrive (recently found iroh and wgpu to name a few). Everyone wants to write a game engine or some fun project and then abandon it, but no one wan
3. 513.▲
   by beeflet 1y ago

   Primary heat on this scale isn't nessisarially a bad thing. It has a very small impact on the global power balance with respect to the effect global warming. There are also lots of uses for waste heat. Nuclear plants tend to be paired
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   by beeflet 1y ago

   Are you considering a world in which nuclear weapons do not exist at all? I don't know how you are going to disarm the current stable-state of mutually assured destruction.
5. 515.▲
   by beeflet 1y ago

   Nuclear waste is a problem caused by activists preventing disposal sites like yucca mountain from being built
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   by beeflet 1y ago

   >Holy shit - you can't build a nuclear power plant in Germany. Not with you in the way
7. 517.▲
   by beeflet 1y ago

   It can be cheaper to run a nuclear plant than a conventional power plant, due to lower fuel costs. But what kills nuclear is the capital costs of building the plant. It takes a while to reap the reward
8. 518.▲
   by beeflet 1y ago

   Okay, so regard the Do_Not_Track header as explicit opt-out permission
9. 519.▲
   by beeflet 1y ago

   I think credit cards succeed because they give customers rewards, passing on the cost to the vendor and ultimately all other customers. Also because they were the only alternative to cash for the longest time
10. 520.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    The fix here would be to legally force them to comply with Do Not Track instead of forcing them to post compliant banners
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    I think we can expect to see debaters behind inches of bulletproof glass
12. 522.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    An adult could work around the script
13. 523.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    what is stochastic terrorism
14. 524.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    That means it must be finally feeling.
15. 525.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    It's just some random guy
16. 526.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    what were his ideas
17. 527.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    I wouldn't. It's a position selected specifically to troll immature leftist college students and score youtube views.
18. 528.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    I was being half-sarcastic. I think it is something that people will try to implement, so it's worth discussing the flaws.
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    The solution is to sanitize text that goes into the prompt by creating a neural network that can detect prompts
20. 530.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    I am subscribed to ~270 channels through newpipe and I get "failed to fetch subscription" like maybe once a month only to see the channel is dead (usually temporarily). If you are just using youtube's app directly you won&#x2
21. 531.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    I don't know it's constantly kicking youtubers I subscribe to off the site, and removing videos. It would be nice if it were more censorship resistant
22. 532.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    I do feel entitled to unlimited video streaming for free. Since the invention of bittorrent there is no need to have a client-server middleman for distributing large files like videos. If the bandwidth bankrupts them, then boo hoo. They tak
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    I landed humanity on the first, most desolate rock. They decided to engage in plutarchy for seemingly no reason. I was hoping it would be like dune, but I guess it was more like ancient egypt.
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    I am working on something like this using multimodal models
25. 535.▲
    by beeflet 1y ago

    It would be useless because predators won't run the homomorphic encryption. >Apple, for instance, already solved this with NeuraHash "Solved"
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    Wowee! Good point sir, might as well hand all of my rights away because they are sometimes infringed already. If you give away something for nothing, that usually means you're a sucker. But it takes a real genius to justify giving ever
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    Blast! Those propagandists will soon have an iron grip over every nursing home in the country that forgot to cancel their cable subscription.
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    I'm not sure if the 4th amendment applies to deportation of non-citizens, and secondly you would have to take it to supreme court to find out. In comparison to the US constitution, EU "norms" might as well be toilet paper. Fo
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFXIGHOElrE https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=59105
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    by beeflet 1y ago

    Maybe if a language model was so absolutely massive, it could <think> enough to simulate the entire universe and determine your social security number