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by entropyneur 1y ago
I know a centrist gesture they could adopt as the party greeting.
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by entropyneur 1y ago
As a European I'm dumbfounded how this issue alone isn't deciding elections in the US. Somehow everyone just accepted having their identity stolen every once in a while.
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by entropyneur 1y ago
2032 just to start is way too late. The invasion will start before the end of the current US presidential term. Although it's useful to plan for the best case as well, I guess.
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by entropyneur 1y ago
Emotions aren't that special or mysterious. They are just a low-power analog decision-making mechanism. Making a machine driven by emotion would be trivial. We don't know how to make a machine that can experience emotions (or if i
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Same. I went back from Gemini to Claude yesterday, because Gemini was writing decidedly worse code, at times not even able to stick to Python syntax. Using Aider.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Do you have that friend who knows the answer to anything and who you thought was a genius until smartphones appeared and you started googling his answers? LLMs are that guy. For programming stuff that can be immediately verified LLMs are go
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by entropyneur 2y ago
The replies are hilariously illustrative of your point. Why do you guys keep working for theese evil capitlists taking away the bilions of value you generate and leaving you with pitiful hundreds of thousands (+free snacks)? You should star
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by entropyneur 2y ago
It's not about patriotism. Many people outside the US, myself included, see a problem with authoritarian superpowers per se. Although now that the US is rapidly drifting towards authoritarianism, that just seems like an inevitable futu
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Hopefully not something that can happen in Spain, but in authoritarian countries they simply arrest or otherwise penalize the end users.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Are you referring to 2020 attempt or the 2024 murder? He was a lot more than just nuisance in 2020 and could have become the gravity center for future anti-war sentiments. In 2024 Putin murdered him just because he wanted to and there was n
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by entropyneur 2y ago
And here I am still waiting for AI-less search results.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Since people are apparently interested in minimal VPNs, here's one I built in Rust recently: https://github.com/atereshkin/nanovpn My goal there was to have as little code as possible so that one could look at it
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by entropyneur 2y ago
I agree with your characterization of Europe's actions. However, belittling Ukraine and siding with the aggressor to make a point with europeans is not "articulating forcefully". It's bullying.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Europe could remind Trump that he's going to need our alliance if he plans to confront China. It looks less and less like he does though.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
"NATO expansionism" is 100% pure, refined Russian propaganda. Countries join NATO because they are afraid of Russia and Ukraine is the proof they are right to be afraid. I don't know why I'm even writing this. Noone with
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by entropyneur 2y ago
It surprises and scares me how few people in the West understand this. It's because staring wars is how dictators cling to power, plain and simple. This is obvious to anyone who follows Russian politics. There's even a term "
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Yup. I started having dreams about bullying recently, even before today's scene.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
When you try to predict dictators' behavior usong geopolitical arguments, you make the same mistake as the people who didn't believe in the Russian invasion into Ukraine. It's the internal politics that pushes dictators to a
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by entropyneur 2y ago
I have invested considerable personal resources into fighting for democracy in my country and ended up having to flee leaving behind a rather comfortable life. The United States has always been an inspiration despite its well-known flaws. W
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by entropyneur 2y ago
A mere month ago I would have been excited for the new US defence tech.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
You don't need AI to attach bullshit titles to photos. The problem is with Facebook algorithm that recommends content based on"engagement" - nothing good can come out of this by design. AI just makes bullshit makers more prod
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by entropyneur 2y ago
I would caution anyone from using AI to validate their emotions as one of the people in this article did. These bastards are extremely finely tuned to produce output that will make you feel good. I got burned on this with technical question
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Is that actually a thing? Anybody here being replaced with AI? I haven't observed any such trends around me and it's especially hard to imagine that happening in "tech" (the software industry). At this stage of AI develo
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by entropyneur 2y ago
This is the American company that censored Radio Liberty in Russia (a country they've "left" because of the war) at the request of Russian authorities. Expecting them to take a stand against UK is insanity.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
As someone who lived most of my life under authoritarianism, this rings so many alarms. Pressing civil servants and government workers to vote the way you need is basically the first trick in the dictator's manual.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
I am honestly confused by how much people are willing to sacrifice for the false sense of security of a big company job. Folks seem to see employment as something akin to marriage, while I'm completely unable to see it as anything othe
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by entropyneur 2y ago
Yes, except they shouldn't be arresting anyone (and should be disbanded). It's absurd to punish someone for causing harm to themselves.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
It's hard enough to avoid Chinese electronics, I'm not about to start using Chinese software.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
That's totally the responsibility of the seller, not the platform. Especially so, if the platform takes steps to prevent such incidents.
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by entropyneur 2y ago
I believe the responsibility for the harm caused by addictive drugs lies on the user to such great extent, that whatever remains for the people who facilitate the sale is not enough for it to be a criminal offence. It's still immoral t

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