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This falsely puts the burden of responsibility on the lever man, while it is those who tied the people to the tracks, launched the trolley and forced the lever man to incur all the blame are the real culprit. Making people believe the contr
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4y ago
How far is it from 'beauty score' to 'aryan score' ?
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4y ago
Yep, another magic spell akin to 'software license' that is supposed to dispell all evil.
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4y ago
I hope you're not diagnosing people for a living
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4y ago
No. This kind of auto-defaulting to "tons" baffles me quite hard.
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4y ago
Should read "How gullible am I for uploading my face to some random data harvester?"
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4y ago
It is 4 years and $7.5B too late to worry about github.
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4y ago
You're being straight up realist here.
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4y ago
And no, this does not imply any "conspiracy theory belief, advocating of violence or racism, or following of any dogma" from my side.
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4y ago
Alas, the very first point was already a no-go for me
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not really surprising, but <caveat emptor> bare minimum GPU: NVIDIA 2080 with 8GB VRAM 300 Gb of disk space </caveat emptor>
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4y ago
Is the code that runs inside ARM TrustZone open source too? Especially ROM code.
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4y ago
God bless you Casper, rest 100% assured that you're not unique in your sentiment about the woeful state of modern society. Righteousness shall stand, my friend.
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4y ago
Compared to the tyrannical Rust, maybe.
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4y ago
YES
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4y ago
If anyone ever wondered why M$ bought github for $7.5B, this is exactly the reason. A huge free dataset of code ready to train the corporation's neural networks. Ideals to idealists, money to money.
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OSS: The story of how programmers were duped into yielding their daily bread to managers and helping big corporations grow huge using their software for free in deep disregard to whatever license came attached to it. All hail Stallman &
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4y ago
Needs more virtue signalling. Like, "Programming in a supply-chain-challenged world"
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4y ago
That's not what the likes of the poster you reply to want. They want you to be in permanent acceptance of whatever agenda they support with their virtue signalling.
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4y ago
> The question is: why break the onboard updater in the first place? And all those other features? Because none of those features are irreplaceable and/or crucial to run a perfectly fine workstation. > if you want to replace ever
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> giving you access to ... security benefits of Android As secure as Google's scout's honor about it, and as private as a mesh fence.
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4y ago
Smoking them meats with his wifi! That explains some obvious anomalies in the meat-space pretty neatly)
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4y ago
In the best traditions of newspeak, the term 'philanthropy' doesn't specify the exact beneficiaries of the 'love' being addressed just like the phrase 'eradication of poverty' doesn't specify the exac
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All the narratives that justify total surveillance are fake. Now that's a revelation! What next? Hydrologists admit there's some water in the ocean? Chromatologists discover that the sky is color blue?
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4y ago
Yep, the meat-space is generally a bit less woke than HN, so thanks for the reminder ))
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... and to witness the downvoters so that their cowardly disgust towards truth could buy them some extra time in hell :)
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4y ago
In discussions like this, I always head for the gray-text comments to enjoy the last crumbs of the common sense in this world.
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4y ago
In short, the generated images are too gender-challenged-challenged and underrepresent the spectrum of new normalcy!
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4y ago
You are free to assign whatever sequence of phonemes you deem appropriate to the phenomenon, but the latter remains what it is regardless.
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4y ago
We as in Zamyatin's "We"?
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