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by dns_snek 8mo ago
Docker Engine (the "CLI") only works on Linux. "Desktop" is supposed to offer a unified experience across platforms, it offers a GUI, ships Docker Engine inside a virtual machine so that it works on Windows and MacOS, an
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> it is Amazon’s web property and they can do whatever they want Maybe in a different world, one without antitrust law. But in a sense you're right, they have de facto right to do whatever they want because of the lack of enforcemen
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> development team a day to investigate and fix - aka $10,000s What about the non-fictional 99.999999999% of the world that doesn't make $1000/hour?
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
That's a fallacy. You don't have any evidence to support the claim that this system of age verification is popular and more importantly, whether it would remain popular if people had a full understanding of how it worked and how
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> The problem is that the owners of these disruptive technologies must be convinced to do something that does not come naturally to them: share. Taxes in the US amount to less than 26% of GDP, 8 percentage points less than the OECD avera
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> I'd like to acknowledge Poe's Law might be in effect here. :) It's depressing that we can't be sure anymore because far too many people say things like this and actually mean it.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> do you know what "Mechanistic Interpretability Researcher" means? Because that would be a fairly bold statement if you were aware of that. The mere existence of a research field is not proof of anything except "some peop
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> (d) “Three-dimensional printer” means a computer-aided manufacturing device capable of producing a three-dimensional object from a three-dimensional digital model through an additive manufacturing process that involves the layering of
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> That is what COMECON was supposed to solve, but if you aggregate a heap of losers, you won't create a winning team. What kind of disingenuous argument is that? Existence of COMECON doesn't neutralize the enormous disadvantage
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> This means we cannot use self-hosted services even using a VPN with official apps without getting a signed cert. What do you mean by this? Any service that is designed to be self-hosted will have an app that accepts user-installed CAs.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
There's plugins for that: https://obsidian.md/plugins?search=anki
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
You've created a tautology: Socialism is bad because bad models are socialism and better models are not-socialism. > You cannot point at it and say "hey, successful socialism" Yes I can because ideological purity doesn&#x2
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
This is exactly what I meant, a centrally-planned economy where the state owns everything and people are forced to give everything up is just one terrible (Soviet) model, not some defining feature of socialism. Yugoslavia was extremely succ
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
None of that is inherent to socialism. There can be good and bad management, freedom and authoritarianism in any economic system.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
He is but everyone else who participated is very much alive and yet to face any accountability and justice. Do you genuinely not understand why people would be outraged that "leaders of the free world", namely Trump and the rest o
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> Socialist economies are like "adblock for your life". There's nothing inherent to socialism that would preclude advertising. It's an economic system where the means of production (capital) is owned by the workers or
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> purported to be Convicted to be - proven beyond reasonable doubt. He's a child-trafficking pedophile who plead guilty, with mountains of evidence that are now public.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
More than anything I want "Here's the current officially sanctioned best practice of how to report errors with payloads". For a language that's highly opinionated about everything it's strangely unopinionated here a
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
The diagnostic struct could contain a caller-provided allocator field which the callee can use, and a deinit() function on the diagnostic struct which frees everything.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> Example is unexpected data that doesn’t match expectations. Can’t fault the AI for those bugs. I don't understand, how can you not fault AI for generating code that can't handle unexpected data gracefully? Expectations should
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
That's such a bizarre thing to claim when offshoring software development has historically been a huge failure. You've always needed competent technical staff with even more demanding management requirements to stand a chance.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
> Test on mice, test in clinical trials, then go to market. You're neglecting the cost of testing and validation. This is the part that's quite famous for being extremely expensive and a major barrier to developing new therap
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
I think so, that's why I think that the risk of pretty much ignoring the space is close to zero. If I happen to be catastrophically wrong about everything then any AI skills I would've learned today will be completely useless 5 ye
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
It seems like you're looking for the EU AI Act https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/regulatory... https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/high-level-summary/
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For what, correcting their misunderstanding of a plain English sentence?
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
They're not stated as opposite, intelligence is "just" a much higher bar than pattern completion.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
Retail HDD prices have also gone up ~50% over the past couple of months.
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
This entire discussion has been about MITM attacks but you keep making arguments that are irrelevant in this context. A compromised web server that's serving malicious data is not a MITM attack. Do you acknowledge this disconnect? Is t
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
It won't matter because they don't care. The masses don't concern themselves with theoretical threats even when they understand them on an intellectual level, they buy the emotional argument no matter how weak it is on techni
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by dns_snek 8mo ago
This is in no way a "if you're homeless just buy a house" argument, it's a "you can't have it both ways, pick a lane and stick to it" argument. You want to unilaterally decide that you don't want to p

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