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by camgunz 4mo ago
No, I/P is a huge purity test for the DSA. They explicitly do not endorse people, for example AOC, for having any nuance in their position whatsoever. They are looney tunes. https://dsaemerge.org/2026/04/05&#x
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Yeah, exactly. To be clear, I'm not advocating for loli hentai or CSAM. I'm closer to the ban Internet porn side of things. But it's not because I think it turns you into a degenerate (I'm on a big "please interact
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by camgunz 4mo ago
> This would make cartel execution videos more abhorrent? I don't really wanna get into a hierarchy of abuse/violence; let's just say they're both bad. But watching a video of a beheading isn't beheading someone.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Privacy is a requirement for freedom. You would act differently if everyone/the government knew everything you were thinking/saying/doing. The watchers would also act differently (think about all the accusations of incompeten
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Which is a moral affront, not an offense against a person. The whole reason CSAM is abhorrent is its evidence of abuse. A cartoon is evidence of nothing. We should treat them differently.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Frankly, I don't think anyone cares that these images are generated using CSAM or non-consensual imagery. If I generate a perfectly ordinary picture of a person and the model somehow used CSAM or non-consensual imagery to do it, no one
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Car manufacturers don't want this because it gives Apple/Google leverage over their products. The alternative is some kind of open standard, but that undercuts the ability of manufacturers to hard fuck you on trim options. One of
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Understanding was always the bottleneck.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
It drives me bananas when progressives defend corporations, particularly around things insurance (everyone knows insurance companies screw their customers as a matter of policy) or price fixing foods during and immediately after COVID. All
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by camgunz 4mo ago
> I love my daughter, but I’ve never been a little girl; it doesn’t bring anything back for me. It’s like Mudjekeewis says - you’ve got to have a son to see your youth rise up before you. This feels pretty unnecessary. > The online pa
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by camgunz 4mo ago
The motivations underlying 2A are: Protection Participation in military / national defense Resistance of tyrannical government Hunting Depending upon whether or not you think the Constitution is a living document, a modern reading of 2
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by camgunz 4mo ago
No. While originalists and textualists purport to refuse to extend any principle into the modern day ("no right to privacy in 3A, 4A, etc"), one they do is that 2A doesn't merely apply to arms of the day, but also to modern a
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by camgunz 4mo ago
That it's easy to build things when you oppress and enslave people.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
I don't know, Lua is way more successful than Ruby, Dart, Swift, Perl, Kotlin, etc. Something is going right (it's very good for scripting engines).
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Lab leak is total bullshit. The one person who had symptoms took a train to the market, and the ride's like 45 minutes. What did she do, hold her breath the whole time until she got to the market, then cough on everyone she saw? Viral
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by camgunz 4mo ago
One of the interesting things about Lua is because they don't really maintain compatibility between major versions, there isn't a huge ecosystem, and as a result there's less friction against making your own, slightly incompa
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by camgunz 4mo ago
The copyright office itself also says this when it talks about determining authorship.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
I am never even once hearing intellectual property or copyright claims from Anthropic, whose product depends entirely on having consumed all human output ever made regardless of those rights.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
I really, really want an "ai" tag.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
I think people were using them to skip hitting the database for an auth check on every request, but revocation is hard, e.g. someone quits, but nothing on the backend of their old company's services is checking their JWTs stored in the
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Trucks are 3.4% of US GHG (~60m trucks at 3.51 megatons CO2/yr is ~211 megatons CO2/yr out of 6,266 megatons from the US total). If we never started another pickup truck ever again we're still 96.6% away from zero emissions.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
There's no referees in politics, and no rule that anyone's positions have to be consistent. You can complain about it the entire time farmer after farmer leaves shit pile after shit pile in the highways.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
No it's the frog boil effect. It's a staggering amount of change, it's just over a whole human lifetime so most people don't really clock it. Elites are supposed to do something about it, but mostly because of corruption
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by camgunz 4mo ago
I really think people are sleeping on the AMOC. The first season there isn't European wine/cheese/olives because of climate change is the first season European farmers probably literally declare war on their governments, to s
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by camgunz 4mo ago
The actual ban passed a couple months ago, after the data in your link was collected. But also, smoking bans (etc) had hugely positive effects on smoking rates. There's every reason to be positive.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
> There are two numbers that determine how big a startup gets, and thus how rich its founders become: the growth rate and how long it continues > The reason her startup was growing so fast was simply that users loved what she'd b
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by camgunz 4mo ago
Kinda, the measurement points are 2012 and 2020, so the decline is somewhere in that eight year period (birth years 1999-2007 and 2003-2011). My guess is phones/tablets strike again.
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by camgunz 4mo ago
I don't know that Uber is generalizable. I also think specific company dynamics matter (are your execs encouraging tokenmaxxing, have you IPO'd or are you playing w/ VC money all of whom are encouraging tokenmaxxing, etc). An
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by camgunz 4mo ago
It's bananas to me that people want to put LLMs in critical software paths when the 2nd most valuable company on Earth can't do more than the most basic shit with them. Like, look at this list of actions: - Take a selfie - Create
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by camgunz 4mo ago
> Only if your users are all located quite close to each other, or (sadly very common) you only care about making it fast for US users and screw everyone else. Very true, mostly because it's pricey to do so--or more specifically, pu

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