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by dotnet00 1y ago
I think the issue is partly that most OS window managers really don't seem to optimize for having a dozen small windows on your screen in the way that the custom window managers in, say, art software or CAD software, often do. Mainly i
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by dotnet00 1y ago
The Trump bit may be revisionist (I admittedly hadn't heard of that comparison before), but the Musk bit goes pretty far back, here's a 2011 article about it: https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2011&#x2F
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by dotnet00 1y ago
The movie personality of Tony Stark was supposedly inspired by Musk's persona (at least from before he began spending most of his time in a futile attempt to woo Trump) https://www.theguardian.com/film/2024/oc
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by dotnet00 1y ago
I can't really comment on left-leaning equivalents, they don't really tend to bleed into my circles the way right wing ones do. I think Destiny is kind of a left wing equivalent? I was mostly thinking about how the way they (that
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Has he ever changed his mind from those debates? Or does he always pretend to "win" them? I ask because for a while it was a common "right wing faux intellectual" thing (think Sargon of Akkad, Milo Yulianopolis etc) to g
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by dotnet00 1y ago
You might be cooked, though I don't know about anyone else, as that's an extremely uncharitable reading of my words, considering that I said that his murder shouldn't be condoned
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Yep, a friend shared the link and a low resolution blurry screenshot, and though I usually click anyway, I kind of just knew that this one would be a bit too graphic to move on from easily. Even though I have an extremely negative opinion o
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by dotnet00 1y ago
(If it wasn't clear, this is sarcasm)
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They weren't attacking Mamdani, they were saying that it would be interesting how things play out, considering that, being a brown person, he's in the group of people that the RNC would love to toss into a camp before making them
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by dotnet00 1y ago
How dare the poors desire to live somewhere that commuting to their job isn't a multiple hour affair. They should know their place (which is far out of sight unless they're given the honor of preparing an overpriced coffee for the
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by dotnet00 1y ago
How about you directly say what you're trying to say instead of being unnecessarily sarcastic?
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Most paid software generally makes you acknowledge that you have read and accepted the terms of the license before first use, and includes a clause that continued use of the software constitutes acceptance of the license terms. In the event
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by dotnet00 1y ago
As some other people here have put it in previous discussions about claims from AI companies, if they really believed what they were saying about replacing developers, they wouldn't be hiring.
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Yep, the most obvious example (besides language) would be of math. Despite what kids (and unfortunately, some adults) say, it's worth memorizing the tables from 1->10 despite the ubiquity of calculators because the process of memori
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by dotnet00 1y ago
If you can show that the pirated copy was provided to you without your knowledge, and that there was no reasonable way for you to know that it was pirated, there probably isn't anything illegal about it for you. But otherwise, you&#x27
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Are the authors claiming copyright over the LLM? My understanding is they were suing Anthropic for using the authors' data in their training product. The court ruled that using the books for training would be fair use, but that piracy
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Those statistical similarities originate from a copyright violation, there's your causal link. Basically the same as selling a game made using pirated Photoshop.
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by dotnet00 1y ago
>Most parents just watch TV, stare at their phones and don't want to be bothered by anything that requires effort This lazy "answer" to every parenting problem makes me roll my eyes nowadays. It's the equivalent of an
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Reddit has this thing where, if someone reports your comment for self-harm, regardless of validity, they send you an automated (and IMO useless at best, harmful at worst) "we're here for you" DM. It's often used as a way
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by dotnet00 1y ago
If you're measuring the draw at the wall, AFAIK desktop Ryzen keeps the chipset running at full power all the time and so even if the CPU is idle, it's hard to drop below, say, ~70W at the wall (including peripherals, fans, PSU ef
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by dotnet00 1y ago
You're definitely correct in saying that there would be far more jobs to go around if we went back to industrial revolution era worker's rights. The utter gall of people to want to afford rent and time with their families.
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by dotnet00 1y ago
I think the reasoning behind why you can mostly look past the fake listings is that the numbers are treated as meaningful relative to each other, and so, the ratio of false listings should be relatively similar.
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No one supporting this quack's actions and opinions has any right to claim that the people devoting their lives to understanding, managing and healing illnesses, are the ones lacking empathy and not the ones doing their best to make he
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by dotnet00 1y ago
That half of the country is not having their trust in science restored. They're forcing their superstitions onto everyone else and calling that science.
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by dotnet00 1y ago
To be fair, being "just" a big Nvidia installation doesn't really mean that it's "so simple" (person you're replying to didn't claim it was simple), considering that every "Nvidia installation&qu
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by dotnet00 1y ago
I agree with your intention, I'm just not a fan of arbitrary measures like a one-day ban. I'd rather see targeted actions, say, bans or severe restrictions on recommendation systems/algorithmic feeds. Limit how far they'
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If that's how low your bar is for where government should interfere with people's daily lives under the guise of public health, we might as well also ask for restrictions on how much food people are allowed to buy, and mandatory d
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Probably the usual, where they don't actually know or care about how it works, and just blocked whichever big instance they're referring to.
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Why should well behaving people be punished for the actions of those who aren't? These sorts of suggestions always remind me of the various people who, during my teen years, loved to give unsolicited advice suggesting that if my parent
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by dotnet00 1y ago
Yes, but how many software engineers remember any of that? Most aren't using it.

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