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by digging 2y ago
Useless then, because it's not analogous
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by digging 2y ago
You haven't even explained it once though
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> Since what would count as evidence? Asimov writing about his intent > But don't they say, only bad writers explain themselves? ...No? If someone says that, why do you believe them? That frankly sounds like a pretty stupid and l
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> If I can ask the question, I can take the answer. I don't see how that follows at all . Are you asserting that it's not possible for a person (hell, let's even narrow it to "an adult") to ask a question and be
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> a properly-disclaimered response that outlines the required tools, careful procedure, and steps to lower the chance of injury This can only be provided by an expert, and LLMs currently aren't experts. They can give expert-level ou
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by digging 2y ago
It's fair to call that out. Anti-communist propaganda is a problem still in the US as well.
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I have no idea.
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I agree with wanting stronger action, but incremental change isn't incompatible with revolutionary vision. We can say, "Yes, this is a good move, and I still want the other 99% of the work done." It is likely that at some poi
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Certain there are others. Naomi Klein wrote about Ford paying to have its own Argentine employees murdered during the junta in the 70s, apparently to prevent unionization.
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I think they're implying that anti-leftist isn't the same as far-right. A centrist could in theory function as an anti-leftist.
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Right... Windows development incentives are not aligned with "serving the user effectively" anymore, and haven't been for a long time, making Windows also quite painful at times.
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Sorry, I basically don't understand anything in your first paragraph, so I'll take your word for it. If I absolutely needed a non-Linux OS for some work, now that Proton has freed gaming, I'd probably get a MacBook before a W
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> Occasionally I have to get more fiddly with driver settings to get things to work just right, but not enough for it to be a major annoyance. And honestly, until I recently erased Windows from my personal computer, I was battling Win10
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by digging 2y ago
What USB switch do you use? I've been considering getting this exact setup.
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I've been using the forked VSCodium on Linux without any issues, and I'm pretty sure regular VSCode is available from package managers. Or you mean the separate Visual Studio software? (I don't even know what that software is
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Tour guides of historical sites are often completely or even willfully wrong about facts like this, but in a sense almost all castles exist to exert control over nearby resources so they're probably right.
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Really? I'm genuinely unaware, what would make it difficult? In what situations would it require a rewrite?
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> This is literally the greatest crisis of our age We have plenty of evidence for impending, rapid collapse of the global biosphere, and plenty of reason to be scared of AI advancement, and absolutely mounds of evidence that everything w
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Why do I keep seeing this exact comment and what the hell is grook.ai? Can you provide some context?
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Not talking about anything , talking about one specific idiom. Are you trying to assert that the idiom is not racist or misogynistic at all?
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That's not what they meant or what the phrase means. It's mildly racist and misogynist, and the kinds of discomfort it elicits are not the kind that will make people trust you, the user of the phrase.
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Contents of communications aren't as important as you may think; metadata is extremely dangerous.
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This happens to both me and my partner, more often with me though. I've literally been (from my perspective) lying there awake when they say "you're snoring" and been able to immediately respond "no I'm not&quo
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by digging 2y ago
I think the GP commenter is aware of that but saying "now that Apple is directly invested in managing and entering your password, it's harder to make excuses for dogshit product specs that, for example, block pasting passwords.&qu
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by digging 2y ago
In the case of Amazon, I don't think that's true, but my opinion is only shaped by what I read online since I don't use it. I'd be wary of getting fake/counterfeit/knockoff items even if I thought I was buying
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Weak and paranoid take
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A UI can promote positive interactions, and a moderation team can mitigate negative ones. Quite tired of hearing implications that social media platforms aren't shaping the way people communicate on them.
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Predictions aren't binary, they're probabilistic. If anyone "actually believes" we'll have AGI in 2 years, without any room for doubt, they're wrong .
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I think it's similar to one thing I learned about dog training. If your dog starts freaking out and barking uncontrollably at another dog, because they're afraid, once you get them away there's a sense of relief. "Oh goo
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by digging 2y ago
Yes

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