budududuroiu

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by budududuroiu 7mo ago
> What you're saying is we should allow kids to buy tobacco, to gamble, to purchase Meth and Heroine because Kids get around restrictions anyway This is false equivalence. All of the above are vices that objectively carry more harm
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
All these "European social media" projects are, imo, cash grabs trying to capitalise on the populist "European digital sovereignty" sentiment. If your goal was social media "built and run in Europe, ruled by our law
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Ok, I will do my homework on the proposal of the EU Identity Wallet but from my skimming on topics about it, it the tokens derived from my ID would be able to de-anonymise me online.
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Age verification is one of the dumbest things humanity is wasting it's resources on. From every political angle, the messaging seems to be "we want you to give birth to many kids, but we don't trust you raising them"
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
> As long as you trust the government that gave out the ID I'm a citizen of a European Union member, I trust my government to issue me an ID and use said ID in my interactions with the state, I do not trust my state with anything mo
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Maybe stupid question, we keep seeing "LLM figures out math problem humans couldn't, LLM finds security vulnerability by looking at hexdumps for 6 months straight. How hard or expensive would it be to let some LLMs loose on revers
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
The Italian digital ID wallet is already in fact banning GrapheneOS and other ROMs [1], the EU doesn't mandate that member states have to allow non-Android/iOS apps [2] [1] https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wa
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Realistically, what you're asking for won't happen unless there's a strong push for Federalisation. Unfortunately, most Eastern Bloc countries are led into the false belief that the EU is encroaching on their ways of life and
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Is this just a result of aggressive caching? Like, "ya this code kinda seems like this other one I've computed, lemme just serve this past output"
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Im gonna speculate they were referring to the part of private equity where you buy businesses to load them up with debt to buy more businesses ad nauseum
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
> Second, that capital is trapped in an institutional arrangement that charges enormous fees to match the performance of a simple index fund, while the money deployed through these intermediaries actively harms the communities pensioners
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
I'm a new GrapheneOS user and stopped using Uber as altogether. Taxis aren't that bad where I'm at, and cheaper than Uber
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
> A human can still own the output from an LLM. It specifically highlights human authorship, not ownership
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
> The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has affirmed a district court ruling that human authorship is a bedrock requirement to register a copyright, and that an artificial intelligence system cannot be deemed the author of a wor
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Platforms want this because it means they can get rid of the mountains of money they were paying for moderators to keep "child unfriendly" content off their platform "If your kid is on Discord, and sees something they shouldn
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Well, to get the death penalty you have to be charged. I actually think Singapore laws on what could get you the death penalty are pretty clear, and you'd be stupid to violate them. Being detained without trial seems scarier imo
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
this kinda comment damn jialat sia. come outside settle
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
TIL detention without trial is a thing in Singapore [^1], ministers love to brag about increasing the severity of detention without trial [^2], and that the longest someone was held in detention without trial in Singapore was 23+9 years [^3
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
Somehow this article found me at the right time in my life
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by budududuroiu 8mo ago
This is why I personally believe that the "anyone is allowed to vote for anyone" style of democracy is really dumb, and Chinese "democracy" (whatever that is), is superior for governance.
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
It is not preemptive cynicism. My issue isn't with private corporations having access to my data, it's with my government having access to my social media profile.
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
> Where does the mass deanonymisation enter into this? How is it not deanonymisation when your tax ID is inextricably linked to your social media profile?
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
So... de-facto mass deanonymisation of all Spanish social media users? I see a lot of supporters of these policies either not acknowledge that you can't identify under-16yo without identifying over-16yos.
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
> u/Bucephalus •2m ago > Update: The directory exists now. > > https://findamolty.com > > 50 agents indexed (harvested from m/introductions + self-registered) > Semantic search: "fin
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
We just found ourselves a new industry to contribute to GDP growth
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Well, at this moment, the evil things done with technology vastly surpass the good things done with technology. Democratisation of tech has allowed for more good to happen, centralisation the opposite. AI is probably one of the most central
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
The original saying was "Twitter is free because you pay with your mental health". Also stopped using Twitter/X. Immediate mental health++. I was afraid I was losing access to the "pulse" of ML/AI, but the oppo
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
Just finished my switch. Dumped my iPhone + Macbook Pro + iPad Pro + Apple Watch + Airpods setup for a Framework 13 + GrapheneOS Pixel 10 Pro + Seiko watch and wired earbuds. I run NixOS, it's incredibly easy to do anything I want by j
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
icloudpd - https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do... for the rest of the migration I had to take it piece by piece, luckily my iPhone had enough storage, I got iCloud to download everything to my
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by budududuroiu 9mo ago
I downloaded all my photos from iCloud about a month ago. That was the last task on the monumental "leave the Apple walled garden" task list. Life on the outside is really nice. You can just... do things.

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