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2y ago
no, the commentator is simply proposing actually responding to the imperialism of China by protecting US assets and national security instead of rolling over and taking it because of misguided principles about free trade and intellectual pr
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2y ago
the complexity and expense and necessity for expertise of today's farming machines aren't what the OP is talking about, which sounds more like something from Asimov's Caves of Steel
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2y ago
he probably just believes a source that didn't turn out to be directly funded by the US government, one you would likely dismiss as not a real journalist I'm all for free media but the legacy outlets currently screaming about cuts
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2y ago
LMAO really? Who said anything about qualia? LLMs lack the capacity for invention and metacognition. We're a long way from needing to talk about qualia; these things are NOT conscious and there is no question. This website is absurd. &
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2y ago
great, Afghanistan, but this time in Texas
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2y ago
alright, time for you to go watch Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind so that you can disabuse yourself of that notion
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2y ago
this isn't about copyright but about computer access. the CFAA is extremely broad; if you ban LLM companies from access on grounds of purpose you have every legal right to do so in theory that legislation has teeth, too. they are not a
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2y ago
I haven't had a problem with my Wi-Fi in Linux since 2006, what are you on about?
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2y ago
share your settings and system specs please, I haven't seen anything come out of a local LLM that was useful. if you don't, since you're using a throwaway handle, I'll just assume you're paid to post. it is a little
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2y ago
if people really think Musk is a Nazi, this would be like literally putting mindless order-following gestapo right in your house. Surveillance? Shit they could just kill you the moment you were discovered to be some undesirable. We're
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2y ago
comments like this are giving me life lol I feel like I'm living in an insane asylum but your experience largely matches mine, except I've been reluctant to open my wallet
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2y ago
I can barely think of any real application where they would help. I have a weekend project that's already too much context -- I asked Claude to change some Tailwind styles for me and it just shat up the whole file. and that was a toy!
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2y ago
at the bottom of the article the mundane hypothesis is presented that the measurement seen by JWST might be a calibration error caused by the rotation of the Milky Way making it appear that other galaxies have a preferred rotation. sadly, t
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2y ago
he said household, that could easily be two incomes, both way below six figures
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2y ago
"a source close to the matter reports" basically implies whatever coming next is bullshit
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2y ago
same -- maybe you should look into the Quakers, they're basically a denomination that is only community and sans doctrine, is my understanding. I only haven't followed this advice for bad reasons
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2y ago
yeah people in this thread are fumbling around in the dark pining for something they don't realize is.. NFTs resaleable digital licenses. that's why Steam banned them, not because Valve is noble but because if your video game lice
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2y ago
it's the slot machine effect, plain and simple. it's even worse if you're paying for tokens because there's a sunk cost! it feels like if you just tweak the prompt a little and put in another quarter and pull the lever a
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2y ago
at least I can read posts from public officials without an account on Bsky. representatives and public organizations using sites that require an account & agreement with a third party private Terms and Services just to read their posts
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2y ago
in a small network you just put the hostnames in /etc/hosts and you're done, or you set up a local DNS server. The GP asked about "making a p2p internet," and that's how it's done. Hostnames are not a hard
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2y ago
lots of people think gun manufacturers should be liable if the customer shoots someone so it's not like this is an argument without precedent
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2y ago
the Internet Protocol, IP, is already peer to peer. Assign yourself an address (V6) and get a peer, assign them an address, plug in a cable, voila! Get a switch and another computer and you have an Internet. Ok, we would generally call it a
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2y ago
c'mon now you know not everybody made it all the way to Foundation and Earth. :D for some reason that one wasn't even included in the list of books in the series on the inside jacket of the other books that I had. I remember I had
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2y ago
one decibel reduction at what reference pressure, and for which frequencies? I think you don't really know, or you would have specified. as with most things relating to acoustics, the truth appears to be extremely complicated[0] and fo
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2y ago
Oooh edgyyyyyy comment! Truly you are awake and the rest of us are asleep. Tell me, which corporation exactly is kidnapping and drugging people to enslave them and then discard their bodies at sea to feed the capitalist global machine? It s
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2y ago
Not sure about Cinnamon, which is a pet project by Linux Mint, but Gnome and Kwin offer some options these days: https://github.com/ellysaurus/KWin-TilingGuide/ https://github.com/paperwm/Pape
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he also ran for reelection four times and made private ownership of gold illegal, and vastly expanded the power of the executive branch. Reminds me a lot of the current guy and his obsession with another term, and whether or not the gold (t
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2y ago
CHINA!
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2y ago
Reddit comments are mostly bots shilling ideology or products nowadays though. At least that's the impression I get.
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2y ago
are you in the habit of saving bad LLM output to later reference in future Internet disputes?
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