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You implicitly assume that age is a proxy for ability, but that's not the reason for these laws. Age is a proxy for membership in a social class where discrimination is permitted. Otherwise we would prevent people from voting, which Am
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7mo ago
Something notable is that Qwen3.5:0.8B does better on benchmarks than GPT3.5. Runs much faster on local hardware than GPT3.5 on release. However Qwen3.5:0.8B dumber and slower than GPT3.5. It's dumber: it can do 3*3, but if asked to ex
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7mo ago
Living in California taught me this
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>also no So I guess FARC didn't surrender? Where do you get this idea that American imperialism can't possibly work? And can I have some of what you're smoking?
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Whose going to participate in ethnic cleaning (or gangs) when they can be zapped from anywhere? It's a much larger deterrent
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Drones and atomic bombs have prevented more mass murder than they've been used for. The people doing the most to actually improve material conditions in the third world are constantly poo-pooed by people who profit off these places rem
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Humans touch is sacred that's why I'm using the media machine to get the government machine regulate the corporation machine, that'll surely protect the kids much more effectively than just not buying one, in fact I'm so
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7mo ago
R-rated movies, explicit graphic novels, health/anatomy books, romance novels. All example of material that are contemporary harmful to minors yet are simply accessible to minors. In the recent past you could add contraception and talk
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YAY! this is exactly what I wanted as the final step of some agent batching prompts to sub agents, but seeing it in action made me realize: Wow being able to talk to any program during runtime, including the OS, because an LLM is your CPU!
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Donate a phone call. You aren't gonna win the bribing war against people who own a machine that turns your worthless data into millions of dollars. If everybody who cared to and lived in the affected districts called they would kill th
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It's not april 1st yet
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For the last 12 months labs have been 1. check-pointing 2. train til model collapse 3. revert to the checkpoint from 3 months ago 4. People have gotten used to the shitty new model Antropic said they "don't do any programming by
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7mo ago
>fischer warned us against eyeballing plots proceeds to eyeball it with an arbitrary function There was a long flat line before the step, models improve, but PR pass rate without human intervention is inherently a staircase function
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7mo ago
It sounds like you want some Americans to go out and break shit til they get their way? That's not how 1st world countries operate.
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If you genuinely "thrive" more in person then go live next to your office. No point sitting in a 30-60 minute commute. America/UK took the brunt of the cost transitioning towards knowledge work, but kept the costs of manufac
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7mo ago
Says that guys that FORCED all of America into car dependency
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The lack of DOM access IS a non issue. Nobody who uses webassembly wants anything to do with the web. The web is a pile of garbage.
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Natural languages have inherent ambiguity. That includes your grammar with capitalization, any kind of standard english grammar of which there are dozens Which person does Jack refer to? What if you have 2 friends named Jack? Does "hor
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It's not technically correct, it's blatant historicism. There has to be a physical cause for the fence. If whoever put up the fence decided that it wasn't important to list the cause then their fence was ill-conceived from th
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For the same reason you wouldn't write POSIX compliant code in a project that doesn't require it. There is no gain. You are absolutely braindead if you think wasting your time looking up the correct grammar is helpful to anyone. L
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Yup, so many people focused on sexual exploitation that they ignore the traditional exploitation. Doesn't look any better when you realize ALL sexual exploitation is downwind of this financial one.
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Two different extremes of dumbassery. If you can't program without the simplest dogma guiding you then programming isn't for you. If you don't even know what you're building why are you selling it as a product?! What are
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Of course you can still break the law. People are complaining that it's now illegal to do what you suggested 1 it requires DOB 2 it requires DOB to be accurate
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Protecting children means protecting them from people who wish to harm them, that includes the government and platform owners, since these laws don't provide any actual protections to children from those two entities it's reasonab
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Why do people fall for propaganda so easily? Just sub out the words "child" with "memory" and you get Rust. The correct response is "Yes, you do cut out a class of memory related bugs, but you invented that class ar
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I didn't know him, but every time I've read one of his papers I've learned something and changed my viewpoint. I'm never worried that my effort will be betrayed reading Hoare (Especially rare in a field that moves so fas
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FFmpreg?
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I think most people starting on linux or *bsd (and macos power users) will learn about POSIX long before they start programming. Usually because a shell script they want to run breaks If you type 'shell' into arch wiki the first l
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Google has cut out some very specific ruling that have nothing to do with modern AI. These systems are just a really slow/lossy git clone, current law has no trouble with it, it's broadly illegal. If corporations are allowed to la
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The value of software has never been tied to the cost of writing it, even if you don't distribute it your still breaking the law.
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