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deadbunny
2mo ago
That's a problem wether AI is involved or not.
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2mo ago
May I introduce you to the UK chain Iceland and their stance on management consultants? https://about.iceland.co.uk/our-story/the-dark-ages/beware-m...
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deadbunny
2mo ago
No, it is a platform owned and managed by Microsoft. Well, owned and mismanaged by Microsoft.
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Pretty sure the cooking and spending time with their daughter is the meaningful bit for them. Why would they automate the setup steps otherwise?
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Some people really so need the /s huh
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Same, it's either bad to begin with or it's basically immortal.
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Is it a day that ends in Y?
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Which part of his statement is a) incorrect b) shaming anyone at all for buying aircon? Aircon uses a ton of electricity, electricity generation is, at present, hovering around 50% from fossil fuels (in the EU as a whole[1]) which means all
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Narcissist doesn't start with L...
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2mo ago
503 for me. So good they crashed the IA
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2mo ago
His murderer was sent to prison and the officers involved are currently being investigated for their failures.
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Which part of UK laws on ceremonial knives are "two tiered"? Sikhs can carry a Kirpan Scots can carry a Sgian Dubh Any national costume that includes a knife is also fine
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Traditionally we didn't have 40c summers that required AC.
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Claiming the British state broadcaster is using the English language incorrectly is certainly a choice. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/scorched
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Could you provide a link to people being shamed for using AC?
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Do you have some examples of "two tier policing"?
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deadbunny
2mo ago
Its ad tech, as always.
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deadbunny
2mo ago
We live in the age, well the seeming end of the age, of superhero movies being a global phenomenon. I can't think of a single person who would see someone dressed as a superhero and think they were mentally unwell let alone a threat. M
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2mo ago
Who sees someone cosplaying and thinks "well that person is clearly mentally ill and a danger"?
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2mo ago
I don't think the problem is that they are training the models to perform cyber attacks, they're training them to be better at coding and problem solving which has the byproduct of them being very capable cyber attack weapons. The
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2mo ago
Backups. If a program properly follows the spec I can just `rsync ~/.config/foo` or store it in a repo and not have to worry about it. If a program doesn't follow the spec I now have to write program specific filters for rsyn
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2mo ago
i raised a bug for this on the pi repo. it was immediately triaged into `wont do`.
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2mo ago
96db is quiet? https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/communities-are-raising-n...
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2mo ago
Which would be a good argument if the datacenters actually paid any taxes. They shop around for tens to hundreds of millions in tax breaks from officials who believe the lies like "we'll create thousands of jobs!".
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2mo ago
The US spend 20 years in Afgan fighting to remove the Taliban from power only to hand power to the Taliban. The US spent years fighting north Vietnamese forces only to sign a peace treaty, leave south Vietnam and then 2 years later have Nor
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7mo ago
https://openrocket.info/features.html
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11mo ago
This is the problem with destroying industries then trying to keep small remaining pockets of it/restarting it. You lose all of the institutional knowledge, the stuff that isn't written down, the stuff that comes from experience.
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1y ago
As if people read guidelines. Sure they're good to have so you can point to them when people violate them but people (in general) will not by default read them before contributing.
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1y ago
You don't have to use MS' keys, you can setup secure boot using your own keys reasonably easily. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unified_Extensible_Firmware...
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Snail farmer of London, mafia friends, and a £20M vendetta against the taxman
(londoncentric.media)
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deadbunny
1y ago
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