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by boringuser2 3y ago
This policy means that A) Nobody can ever even so much as mention Israel. B) To completely suppress speech about a topic on Hacker News, I only need about 5 accounts. Hacker News is completely vulnerable to a singular group's efforts t
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Also, I forgot to mention that you shouldn't be advising people to use a consumer router if you know anything about technology.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Yes, but I'm not going to do your homework for you. I won't address an argument you don't make. >Also, if we granted your fourth point, it would be impossible to establish the first point; you can't say both things at
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Speaking of the UN, if we are to take them as the international organization with primary legitimacy on these affairs, let's do a quick check in: https://unwatch.org/un-general-assembly-condemns-israel-14-t... .
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by boringuser2 3y ago
I mean, it's probably markedly less fun to see your exact likeness participating in pornographic acts, but, the thing is, you're right on the money here because this is the very tip of the iceberg of the horrors that are forthcomi
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by boringuser2 3y ago
These attackers don't have inexhaustible resources.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
I need enterprise wifi because I want a bullet-proof network. Do I actually need it? Eh, no, I suppose. But I can't stop myself from not doing it. Also, in terms of tangibility, my 2.4ghz is so abysmal due to congestion I'm will
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by boringuser2 3y ago
This topic has been fascinating me because I can't find reliable information. It seems like most people don't necessarily care per se about wifi performance because you can stuff an AP every 30 ft and call it a day. Most MSPs seem
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Having an extensive knowledge of fake stories from a variety of countries means you have an extensive knowledge of absolutely nothing. Foreign religions deserve equally as much derision as domestic religions. How absolutely silly the things
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by boringuser2 3y ago
So? Do you expect people the entire world over to have a Rolodex of fairytales that used to be told in your country?
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by boringuser2 3y ago
AI art wins competitions assessed by professional art critics.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
It's a title very loosely using the word "soul" for shock value. They don't actually believe in Christianity. Words like "soul" and "creativity" are pointless anyhow -- human AI has stomped every one
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by boringuser2 3y ago
That just simplifies things a hair too much. Remember, the people who worked at OpenAI, subject to market forces, also supported the return of Altman. Market forces are broad and operate at every level of power, hard and soft.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
The thing is, it's normal to be annoyed by people who are challenging your reality. Most people who never learn anything that goes beyond surface level truths accessible at a broad social level are. It is the job of intellectuals to no
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by boringuser2 3y ago
I wonder if your lesson is "Sam Altman should/would have been fired but for market forces".
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Are you sure? Sure enough to feel that you can bypass cognitive bias and make an accurate assessment?
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by boringuser2 3y ago
I wonder how much of it is simply fake/psychological like wine tasting.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Config-as-code is this strange nightmare made for non- programmers to trick them into writing extractable formal logic.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Their planes are just rip-offs straight from Boeing blueprints with even more corners cut.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Who's going to do anything about it, Joe? Lol.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Sounds like commie gobbledygook. (RIP Norm MacDonald, the thinking mans comedian!)
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by boringuser2 3y ago
To be fair, crisis is when you suspend existing laws so you can move fast and break stuff. See: martial law as a legal precedent.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Yes, they are. Even something as minute as considering a collection of atoms an "element", i.e. organizing things into discrete clusters, is a social construct. The human brain has a CPU limit so it has to cluster things to intera
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by boringuser2 3y ago
It means your knowledge is likely quite dated.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
That doesn't even make any sense. Lawyers make money on these lawsuits. There have been massive class action lawsuits that don't even target people per se, such as the oil spill payout.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
Remember when you were a kid and wanted a dog, and your parents (good ones) tried to emphasize that your ideas weren't realistic because you wouldn't put in the effort and responsibility required to have one? This is the same scen
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by boringuser2 3y ago
>The effort took about 2 months (with a 21K LOC code base, mostly JavaScript) That isn't a very large codebase for frontend, I'd expect one person to be able to do that in less than one month if they're actually trying.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
I haven't seen the term "AJAX" used in years. Very bad sign both for the project and people mentioning it.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
This sounds grossly like a skill issue, for lack of a better shibboleth.
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by boringuser2 3y ago
You've erected and demolished a strawman, this is an actual logical fallacy, unlike the attempt below.

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