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by delfinom 3mo ago
NYS is trying to make it illegal for LLMs to give medical, legal or engineering advice. Because of course its a state built upon exploitation so. https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/S7263/amen
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Eh, I release my own one-off individual projects as FOSS. The entire point of FOSS and how most of the common FOSS originated was all one-off individual project. Even Linus created Linux because he could for himself ( https://arst
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Not to worry, but big tech and government are slowly crafting laws that make non-big-tech operating systems illegal in the name of protecting children.
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by delfinom 3mo ago
It's really easy to fix this behavior, as a consumer start throwing fits and refusing food when it comes out not as the picture. Enough people do it and those menus will change.
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Framework is going for a computer OEM market where they need to make margin, hence the soldered-on components and relatively limited options. People in the pre-built computer market overwhelmingly don't care about replaceable component
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Yes, BUT there's a difference between holding the power and actually using it to enforce ideological positions.
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by delfinom 3mo ago
To be fair, AI writing is often unhuman. The biggest problem its more verbose than human writing. It adds additional not needed mental load in processing text. Even in code documentation, I just need a function block that says "DO NOT
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by delfinom 3mo ago
So? Staging a stunt like this can be pre-negotiated. We already have circular financing at levels that would make Enron jealous, what's a little collusion on top.
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Money is a powerful motivator.
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Killed artillery? No, pretty sure every western country is still racing to increase artillery production, though rheinmettal is not up to a million shells per year. The war in Ukraine fully demonstrated that when the enemy is actually at yo
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by delfinom 3mo ago
It depends on who the offensive party is. Obviously it's not going to protect you from someone with air or artillery support. It still does wonders against roving militias of insurgents...
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by delfinom 3mo ago
China is allowing their companies to trade with Russia. That's all. China has not blocked trade with Ukraine either. China also stands to benefit long term with a Russia that continues fighting and weakening itself.
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by delfinom 3mo ago
Technology isn't the problem. The problem is the generation in governing power through the last 2 decades has no problem burning down the country's future to maintain lavish retirement funds for themselves.
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by delfinom 4mo ago
I didn't look at the edge, I was just thinking of that idea while slicing some vegetables and coincidentally not paying attention at the same time.
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by delfinom 4mo ago
Lol, I once sharpened my knives and went to cook. During the prep I said, "wow I wonder how sharp the knife is", next thing you know, i cut about 1/4" of my finger tip off, right through the finger nail with zero resista
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by delfinom 4mo ago
Non-nationalist parties that have been in power in Europe for so long are shitting their pants at the growing rise of nationalist parties and are absolutely planning to censor the shit out of them. I'm not even taking a side here and w
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by delfinom 4mo ago
I'm sure we have still some grand-grand-grand children we can borrow from
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by delfinom 4mo ago
I am not sure giving everyone amusement qualifies as a psychological attack. Lol Literally, just another day on the internet.
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by delfinom 4mo ago
Yep, I think my megacorp's cybersecurity department is just a bunch of checklist punchers that now just copy and paste any of our technical writeups into ChatGPT, and I am not even joking. Fucking infuriating. They are doing the bare m
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by delfinom 4mo ago
A student populace not taught financial literacy and memed they have to go to college to succeed. High schools hiring "advisors" whose entire job is to maximize the college application rates to make the school look good. My high s
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by delfinom 4mo ago
> hardware is made by different companies and no actual proper integration like Apple does This is literally a Microsoft made hardware product which is extra integrated with Windows.
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by delfinom 4mo ago
>And this is the more important part. As long as you're <40 you SHOULD always buy SPY or VOO, even at the very top. But why? The US population is set to dramatically shrink in the next 30 years. Where does all the money come from
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by delfinom 4mo ago
The calculus has changed because people don't give a flying fuck about celebrities on golden thrones these days, especially since your average YouTuber is more popular. The cost of celebrities in movie spins is fucking massive. Hollywo
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by delfinom 4mo ago
We do have tons of education resources available nation wide. Over here in NYC, we have the highest per-capita spending on students with some of the worse outcome rates in the country. The biggest problem nobody wants to address is parental
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Zoning laws. Many parts of the US but not all have land use zoning. The zoning for any property you buy is public record, so any business knows well in advance of what they are buying. If you want to deviate from the zoning you have to subm
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Yea, I really don't see how much longer the US economy can hold on. The baby boomers are working overtime to rob multiple future generations of opportunity to feed their profits now. The formerly "fiscal conservatives" that I
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Wonder if they are finally exploring installing anti air defenses on these datacenters given they are massively expensive and devastating targets of extreme opportunities.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
Propaganda. We americans ate that shit up. There's nothing special about anything we design in the US other than time and money commitment to create it. China did have some espionage of course going on, but the vast majority of shit is
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by delfinom 5mo ago
More so none of them have actually started and ran a real successful business. Just trustfund babies who don't know how anything operates.
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by delfinom 5mo ago
And yet the economy outside the great AI bubble is continuing to slow down. The rest of the world doesn't want our stuff. We make uncompetitive products. My own megacorp is continuing to build mass manufacturing capacity in Europe, spe

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