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by breppp 9mo ago
Call me when the UK government brings the machine guns and starts slaughtering 40k Palestine Action protestors and I promise to agree it's all the same
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by breppp 9mo ago
and that's exactly how the discussion pattern I was describing above works out and that's why it is efficient propaganda
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by breppp 9mo ago
sorry if it came out as patronizing, I was genuinely curious as to the difficulty of bypassing these
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by breppp 9mo ago
A republic with a supreme religious leader who actually decides everything, that fakes elections and has a council of religious leaders that can disqualify any candidate that's without even talking about killing 30,000-40,000 citizens
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by breppp 9mo ago
it's a very weird kind of propaganda I see a lot of lately. Everything is the same and comparable never mind how hyperbolic. Doubt it? be showered with cherry picked micro facts that on the surface are similar. This rests on the fact t
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by breppp 9mo ago
for someone with a tech background, how hard is it to setup your own tunnel? I'd assume cloud providers are whitelisted due to economic reasons?
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by breppp 9mo ago
Not going to defend the islamic republic with its massacres, but if there is no racial element there is no apartheid, no need to overload a precise term. This is simply turning down methods of communications to reduce protestors ability to
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by breppp 9mo ago
the slogan is "Defund the police" not "eliminate the police force militarization" or "realign police funding to mental health". It is an anti-institution rally call. The fact that Trump has appointed Justices d
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by breppp 9mo ago
Generally yes, I believe a democratic country without a working police force will implode. In my limited understanding of US politics the supreme court has a history of overriding Trump's actions as he generally favors overreach as a t
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by breppp 9mo ago
that's great, hearing ultrasonic tones has saved you of the possibility of cognitive dissonance
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Post modernism is pretty universal among humanities research in universities for a long time now. My point here was that these institutions were undermined for a long time back, while aligned AI at least in its current state creates a notio
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It is the same thing, it's taking institutions of the democratic state and dismantling them exactly like trump's attack on the supreme court which could also be explained with excuses such as "a non elected institution is try
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by breppp 9mo ago
Yes, I believe the reason we have got to this point is the destruction of institutions such as the press. Historically the press had pushed narratives controlled by state elites who also had a vested interest in the state wellbeing. Today t
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by breppp 9mo ago
I also sympathize with that approach, and found it sometimes better than agents. I believe some of the agentic IDEs are missing a "contained mode". Let me select lines in my code which you are allowed to edit in this prompt and no
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Voidlink: Evidence That the Era of Advanced AI-Generated Malware Has Begun(research.checkpoint.com)
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by breppp 9mo ago
Reminds me of that AWS hard drive truck thing where your data is sent with quite the latency
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by breppp 9mo ago
unsurprising that Chomsky has a reverse Occam's Razor that assumes the worst in any (western) action
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it is still extremely doubtful that Mexico will fare well in a conflict with the United States
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by breppp 9mo ago
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/25785648.2023.2... For example, this article goes over disinformation by polish nationalists on Holocaust related articles. There's a chart with 10 editors ac
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by breppp 9mo ago
worse yet, you might read some topics and won't expect them to be poisoned with misinformation. Like the Holocaust history in Poland https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/history_news_articles/151... https:/&#x
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by breppp 9mo ago
it's simply the principle of fuck you money that's why they are also more egocentric, racist, etc. When people do not feel the threat of society it is easier to have opinions that verge out of the norm or could restrict further em
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by breppp 9mo ago
statements on wikipedia are summarized from sources, LLMs once trained on wikipedia to summarize, can then summarize on their own from the source material, and probably with less bias
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by breppp 9mo ago
> It doesn’t appear to be anywhere near thousands, but covered bodies have been put out onto the street, so something is going on there. highly graphic: https://xcancel.com/Osint613/status/2011155652769694033#m
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by breppp 9mo ago
there are videos out of piles of bodies in hospital morgues, other videos of live firing at crowds as well as testimonials according to iranian government sources talking with nytimes there are 3000 dead
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by breppp 9mo ago
I now see that webp lossless is definitely from there, but the webp base format looks acquired from a US startup, was the image format also adapted in the swiss group?
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Usually over-representative of the unemployed, angry, lonely and obsessed
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which only strengthens my argument, webp seemed like some ad-hoc pet project in chrome, and that ended like most unsafe binary parsers, with critical vulnerabilities
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by breppp 9mo ago
a better argument might be that chrome protects their own vs a research group in google switzerland, however as other mentioned the security implications of another unsafe binary parser in a browser is hardly worth it
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unjustified preferential treatment over jpegxl a format google also had created
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by breppp 9mo ago
I think the issue here is not the books being read but rather the people being shot

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