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eth0up
2mo ago
You must be young. In time, you will see that it's the general model for how things work throughout the system. Double standards. From LE, Banking, Industry, Mil, to the piratebay -- it's the inverted pyramid of power. Look around
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eth0up
2mo ago
I see this comment has made someone angry, but it may be the most plausible answer anyway. DuckDuckGo over-affiliates results with user-IPs, which is why I often don't use it. Not because of 'privacy', but because when I sear
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eth0up
2mo ago
Aside from a gratifying term, perhaps the absence of thumbnails, icons, or whatever you call those favicon buggers that distract from the important part of the search results?
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eth0up
2mo ago
If it's a real thing, no. I have been trying for far too long to stay vegetarian (ethical, not health), and doing poorly. I also don't do much dining. There was a 'fancy' burger place around FL for a while, named Square
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eth0up
2mo ago
Respectfully, allow me to make subtle, but not insubstantial correction: "“a hamburger is healthier than salmon”" to “a hamburger is healthier than farm raised salmon” That holds closer to the actual context. I admit, the ultima
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eth0up
2mo ago
Gee, you might want to look in the mirror of your own words: " upvote " How would suppressing upvotes solve the occasional appropriately hostile comment to other hostile comments? That does not even make sense, just as the mythi
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2mo ago
Appreciated, and I apologize not to the target-audience for my other vulgar comment, but to yourself and anyone else who may disagree with me, but at least has the dignity to stand by reason. One has to wonder why anyone would want to make
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eth0up
2mo ago
Pardon, but how the hell is my hamburger packed with preservatives? And how, other than grinding, is it ultra processed, especially if the beef was given to me by a local rancher? I do not understand? And where the hell did the corn syrup c
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eth0up
2mo ago
...."no matter how obvious those should be in cell tower, Flock camera, and other data that they supposedly have handy......" I think there is a lot, and I mean a LOT, of overlooked potential data here. I frequently say the same t
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eth0up
2mo ago
Not sure what year it was produced, but I am running Void Linux on an old Macbook Air. Resume from suspend is buggy, and Linux touchpad support is atrocious (I use synclient to help) but otherwise, I really dig it.
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eth0up
2mo ago
Too soon, I think. It's the curse of exponential progress. AI has the potential to help solve the world's problems, from engineering, medicine, to philosophy. But it will be abused. And in the fight to 'secure' it, will
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eth0up
2mo ago
I'd say you have a solid point or two there.
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2mo ago
I appreciate the unusually friendly comment. I tend to look forward a lot, enough that I often miss my own nose. But there is implausible credit due there. I say that not to be humble, but because think I know the reason, which isn't a
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eth0up
2mo ago
Man, that is a little treasure. And a modest tribute to the majesty of good Ramen. I actually ran yt-dlp on that one... I am existentially opposed to, among a completely unreasonable large number of things, eating. I am often embarrassed to
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eth0up
2mo ago
I have a little script (also visible in my comment history) which (respectfully) scrapes the algolia side of HN, and dumps the entire comment history of mortal users. As noted, it will break on legends, ie Thomas's, certain Books, etc,
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2mo ago
https://www.wsj.com/politics/israels-50-million-experiment-t... https://www.wired.com/story/super-pac-backed-by-openai-and-p... I have not formally probed the increasingly flagrant institutional c
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eth0up
2mo ago
Identify themselves as LE, and of course physically represent as such, unambiguously, then demand the person put down the firearm. "Active Shooter" has no meaning just because the word is used. Also consider what everyone long for
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eth0up
2mo ago
It is almost certainly not the worst. And with the reckless/wanton damage the US is doing to civilian infrastructure in Iran, I think the only sane position is to brace for something much worse, inevitably. The CIA and many independent
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eth0up
2mo ago
No. The journalist who wrote the linked story, and covered a verifiable topic. Do you object to the personality, the face, the name, or the data? Please address the actual subject and data presented here, and save the ad hominems for later,
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2mo ago
I will tell you this, and if you fund the polygraph, I will take an MRI too: I cannot get an honest conversation from any US AI in July 2026. However, all the things I cannot discuss with our four frontier champion shill models, I can with
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eth0up
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I can only surmise why your comment is being pecked at, but I appreciate this info. I was not aware of this.
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eth0up
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Any evidence her article was fabricated? If not, what is your point, if any?
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2mo ago
Because it's related and yet went nowhere, I'll drop this link here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49101395 Which is article titled "A Dark-Money Campaign Is Paying Influencers to Frame Chinese AI as a
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIutS5RsZUY - Taylor Lorenz, author of the article
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A Dark-Money Campaign Is Paying Influencers to Frame Chinese AI as a Threat
(wired.com)
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I've been casually documenting, or studying, the astonishing sophistication of built-in, preemptive, reactive, and all around maximization of plausible deniability in frontier models. On the surface, it may seem "no shit, duh"
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This is a forbidden subject here. In my opinion, the foremost subject in the entire world, but for whatever reason seldom discussed and always dismissed. All four frontier models contracted with the Pentagon. Claude already having been invo
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I love art, and I have a particular weakness for the style of art you're using for the project. Not sure if you'd give a fig, but I have bookmarked it just to watch. I guess there will always be something new, and live humans are
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Yeah. And we seem to be missing a Republic too. Thank G0d for Chinese LLMs.
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2mo ago
How's Kolomoyskyi doing? Any skyscrapers at his ski club? Or would one of the lifts do?
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