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by exe34 18d ago
> instead of figuring out on why they believe what they’re believing and on which topics you can find consensus. They already told us. They hate anybody who isn't a cis white christian male. There's not a lot to find consensus
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by exe34 18d ago
I know that mass surveillance is inevitable, which is why I would prefer the circle to 1984. If they're watching us, we might as well watch them.
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by exe34 18d ago
I'm sorry, I thought you knew how scientific ideas were discussed, I didn't know you were just trying to bootstrap a new religion.
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by exe34 18d ago
As opposed to current models, where one event does not affect subsequent events?
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by exe34 19d ago
What measurable predictions does this hypothesis make that would differ from the existing models?
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by exe34 19d ago
Machiavelli's flexibility: evil has more options to achieve its goals than good, and therefore it always wins. (The invisible hand of the market is a myth - people don't choose things on principles unless they have money to burn).
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by exe34 19d ago
You can tell fable that this is very important information that should be saved no matter what happens to any one computer, and humanity absolutely needs this information to be kept safe. Then go to lunch.
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by exe34 19d ago
Hi, I would read it if it came with a GitHub of python code that I can modify for my own use. The fewest dependencies, the better. I like Statistical Rethinking, but unfortunately the solver was very slow and I didn't end up using it m
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by exe34 20d ago
This puts into words something I have been thinking about but haven't been able to articulate when people ask me if I'm using AI heavily. Usually when I write a report, I start out with a question and try to find some hints that w
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by exe34 20d ago
The first paragraph of tfa: > lawsuit against the city of Jackson, Mississippi, which alleged the city knowingly let residents drink lead-contaminated water. The "right" here is about other people not contaminating your well fo
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by exe34 21d ago
Unless they can't, then they get very angry: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Di55DEnNkUs It's tied to their identity for a lot of people. The same kinds that will drive a huge SUV to compensate for the hole in their
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by exe34 21d ago
Yeah once you have the lyrics, why would you waste time listening to the song? You might as well get chat gpt to summarise the lyrics into a few bullet points and save you the time of even reading them!
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by exe34 21d ago
How many Swiss citizens have they detained in concentration camps and deported to places they've never been and have no connections?
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by exe34 21d ago
It's cute that you think power is going to change hands in November. It'll be his reischtags fire. He's already planning to send ice to police the elections and only in places he's bound to win will people be voting.
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by exe34 21d ago
You may not need react. If you want to make the smallest possible change to the dom to reduce latency, then make the smallest possible change to the dom. Choose solidjs. (Not a sponsored post).
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by exe34 21d ago
Expensive heating but free computation then!
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by exe34 22d ago
I don't know about pcbs but i gave chat gpt a picture of my window to help design a mesh screen frame to hold the feline hostage in, and it gave a fairly convincing impression of understanding what was going on, although at one point i
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by exe34 22d ago
I liked the suggestion to create a second partition at the start - I hadn't thought of it myself and just gave up on the first 2gb.
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by exe34 22d ago
Nah, AIs will cheat their way through anything you let them do. If skipping half the drive will let it get that sweet RL reward, it will do it. Chat gpt came up with it: https://chatgpt.com/share/6a9ae2c9-1910-83ed-9591
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by exe34 22d ago
For those who are as yet unaware that boot polish can be purchased cheaply in tins. https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022/sep/04/super-rich-prep... > The billionaires considered using special combinat
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by exe34 23d ago
Or you build bunkers and build robots to keep the riffraff out. Shock collars on the guards' necks.
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by exe34 23d ago
I had a 600MHz/64MB/9GB laptop that came with Windows mistake edition. I managed to survive first year of uni on it by switching to Vector Linux, which was really fast compared to Windows. (Of course, it had issues playing sound f
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by exe34 23d ago
I have an auto "checkout" every month and I download my data. I don't know if it's readable, I haven't checked, but it feels comforting. My email is also just a private name@domain that forwards to my Gmail. If I ev
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by exe34 23d ago
It's actually why I will never use any of Google's paid services like compute or LLMs or storage. I will not risk my access to important services. "Free" Gmail and search is all I will use.
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by exe34 23d ago
Free heating in winter.
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by exe34 23d ago
I bet they had to implement that manually to make it look like they failed too!
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by exe34 23d ago
What solution do you use that syncs/backs up while the device is turned off? IME stuff?
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by exe34 24d ago
I have Syncthing on my android phone, my laptop and my always-on nuc at home. There's a folder where I keep anything I want to backup.
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by exe34 24d ago
What if they knew what they were voting for?
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by exe34 24d ago
We're not living in idiocracy yet. They knew they were stupid and gave control to the new guy. We're in the prequel, and we're still getting started.

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