danparsonson

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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Then surely the focus should be on solving that problem? Just clamping down on the proximate cause doesn't really help - as others have pointed out, it seems likely to incite revenge attacks rather than stopping the bullying.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
> Experiencing hardship doesn't excuse violence against others I totally agree, but I don't agree that forgoing violence as a punishment is the same as excusing the bad behaviour. The best outcome for everyone is surely rehabil
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exc... If Meta are turning it off then I guess it's reasonable to assume that there is something to turn off.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Syncthing is very nice.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
How about when the perpetrators are also victims? If child A is bullying child B because they themselves are suffering abuse at home (as is often the case), don't both kids deserve help and support? Just beating up child A is no more p
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
You're not supposed to talk about it!
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Even more frustrating is that in many ancient empires, racism essentially didn't exist. The trans-Atlantic slave trade was a big driver of it, as a way to "justify" the evil.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
> If the generated podcasts did not bring any value to the users, such as validation, or engagement, they would not use them, and there would be no change. Ever heard of heroin?
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
You could justify basically anything with that logic. Change isn't always about progress.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Unfortunately most of it will likely be HBM and datacenter GPUs and therefore useless for consumers.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
I've been using Linux as my desktop for years - I've yet to spend any crypto...
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
This is surely the easiest and I would guess the safest way, and has the added benefit that your proxy (nginx in my case) can handle SSL for you, making certificate deployment a breeze.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Forgive me if I'm mischaracterising you but you seem to be not only reinforcing the false equivalence but in fact doubling down on it? That trans rights protesters are not only morally equivalent to nationalist protesters, but in fact,
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
I feel like using an LLM to do serious work is a bit like us using our brains language centre for the same job - like a very elaborate collection of stock phrases. I'm impressed that it works at all but it doesn't really feel like
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
The equivalence between supporting the rights of oppressed minorities, and inciting violence towards foreigners, is a good one?
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
That's fine if the goal of breaking in is immediate theft; it might also be more along the lines of leaving something behind.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
It's styled after other bronze statues that are all one colour because of the material. Given the context in which he put this up, it's a pretty clear commentary on nationalism in general, so using a specific country's flag w
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
How so? The concept of the 'blindness' of justice is antithetical to blind patriotism.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
...which is a blatant false equivalence, to be clear.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Splintering because some are going one way and others are going the opposite direction. Heading to opposite extremes.
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by danparsonson 5mo ago
Sounds like there's no guarantee it would let him retrieve it
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
That was my first comment in the thread. I'm not bullying you; if you don't want people to challenge your statements then you came to the wrong place ;-)
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
I never made that connection before!
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
See also Higan, formerly BSNES, which among other things is a cycle-accurate emulation of the SNES hardware and its enhancement chips (like the SuperFX used in StarFox/StarWing): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higan
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
I feel like trad coding would be more along the lines of 'I work 10 hours a day coding for minimum wage because that's a worker's place in life, and I love it!'
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
But now millions more people know about how to exploit it who didn't before. I don't see why you're struggling with this.
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
It's tough to put yourself out there, and the work you've done is impressive - hats off to you for that. I don't read the parent comments as critiques of your work, just your description of it, so maybe take a breath and don&
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
Also less recently Asianometry: https://youtu.be/_xPhxtuA_Qc
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
You understand there's a difference between how the law is, and how you think it should be, right? Only one of those things will actually help you in court.
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by danparsonson 6mo ago
To add to the other replies, when it's an argument, it's pronounced like "how" not like "no".

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