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codexon
9mo ago
I find it interesting that there's so much pushback against ai generated art and music while there seems to be very little for ai generated code.
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codexon
9mo ago
Lower cost usually means lower quality and is an example of how a long path being leaked can result in traffic flowing away from high quality path to the leaked path. Not saying that this is the case with Venezuela, just explaining the real
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codexon
9mo ago
Actually many networks will prefer routing over a cheap AS path no matter how long it is.
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codexon
11mo ago
I've actually tried hetzner on and off with 1 server for the past 2 years and keep running into downtime every few months. First I used an ex101 with an i9-13900. Within a week it just froze. It could not be reset remotely. Nothing in
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codexon
11mo ago
Why wouldn't microsoft advertise this though? If they had the ability to take the attack and others might not, then it'll result in more customers for them.
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Sitting for a long time shrinks your brain even if you exercise
(alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
> I feel like there are two realities right now where half the people say LLM doesn't do anything well and there is another half that's just using LLM to the max. Can everybody preface what stack they are using or what exactly
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codexon
1y ago
What dead meme did I open with?
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codexon
1y ago
I've been "lurking" on 4chan since it was 2 years old. I think that is more than enough time. Also not interested in conforming to group think on 4chan when the entire point of the place is no censorship.
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1y ago
I'm not here to argue that alt-right good or bad or more truthful than mainstream views. I'm just here to say that 4chan seems to be censoring stuff that goes against it. They've basically made it a safe space echo chamber fo
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1y ago
I don't think it is out of date at all. Anti-jewish content was there 10 years ago as well. The board is full of white supremacist posts when I checked yesterday with lots of threads complaining about non-white races. There's abso
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codexon
1y ago
reddit may have shills and bots but even if they were 90% of the population, they still have way more users than anything like voat, saidit, etc...
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1y ago
> I will give my opinion of it because I think most people don't get it and take the board wayy too seriously. I don't take the board seriously. The posts I made that got deleted for being "off topic" were mocking the
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1y ago
interracial porn is frequently used by the alt-right racists to point out the evils of "race mixing" and to blame jews for being the producers of it. It is not an anti alt-right point at all. Even if its posted by someone that is
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1y ago
I would say that reddit quality has declined a huge amount, but people won't leave because there's a huge network effect. Nobody will join a reddit clone that is 95% functionally the same because there's nobody there. Every c
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1y ago
> I feel too many people conflate /pol/ with the whole website. Because it is the 2nd most active category, and the racist/alt-right beliefs have spread to the other boards because the head admin fires anyone that tries to
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2y ago
It is common once your website hits a certain threshold in popularity. If you are just a small startup or a blog, you'll probably never see an attack. Even if you don't host anything offensive you can be targeted by competitors, b
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codexon
2y ago
Its not just the pol board as I showed in my other comments. I don't use the videogame board so I do not know if anti alt-right comments there get deleted, but I find it hard to believe that anybody is going to be emotionally invested
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2y ago
> Janitors don't delete posts that they don't see or are not reported. So why is it that any alt-right or racist posts never get deleted? Even if they only deal with things that get reported to them, there's clearly a huge
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2y ago
> Image related is unfortunate. Not uncommon for jannies and mods in any website to use their power to self serve. This isn't just a 1 off thing by rogue moderators is what I'm trying to point out. This is a constantly re-occur
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2y ago
The mods won't ban or delete 1 off posts that don't get any traction. And I'm talking about pol, the #1 board on the site by activity. And no I don't visit g, if I wanted some discussion about technology I'd rather
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codexon
2y ago
It's not entirely unrelated to the discussion and I guarantee you if someone said something aligned with alt-right, instead it would not have been censored. Examples https://archive.4plebs.org/tv/thread/206317
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2y ago
There were no rules broken. Actually they selectively ignore the rule against racism as long as it is aligned with alt-right, and not just the pol board now. https://4chan.org/rules 3. You will not post any of the following
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2y ago
A lot of people think 4chan is one of the last bastions of free speech on the internet because they see a lot of racism that would normally be banned anywhere else. But if you post something that goes against the alt-right that pisses them
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codexon
2y ago
You can get residential ips nowadays. They are much more expensive for an individual, but for a business or nation-state, it is a feasible option.
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2y ago
I can confirm this. I had packet loss on my server. They asked me several times to reboot my server into rescue mode and leave it there for 10+ hours until their senior technician could look into it at an unspecified time of day. After a mo
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2y ago
Even now, you can saturate a modern cpu core with only 1 million packets per second.
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2y ago
> The ScyllaDB team prioritized improvements and implemented performant reverse queries, removing the last database blocker in our migration plan. I wonder how much they paid ScyllaDB to do this before even using ScyllaDB.
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codexon
2y ago
Building on someone's platform is a gamble. It paid off for Mr. Beast. Maybe it will pay off for you, or maybe you will get banned before you make enough to retire or create another company. This is prime example of survivorship bias.
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2y ago
I don't see how it seems achievable. Backprop was popularized in 1986. Transformers came out in 2017. It could be >10-20 years before the next breakthrough comes. Given all the progress so far, these things still don't seem to
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