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figassis
3y ago
Maybe you misunderstood me. So let's clarify: tell the Navajo to demand that Russia not dump bodies on the moon.
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figassis
3y ago
Missing robots.txt does not automatically grant you the right to use copyrighted content.
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figassis
3y ago
Only comedian on the planet that has certified SFW content.
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3y ago
I think this request is nonsensical. Assuming the US stops sending remains to the moon, no other nation on earth owes the Navajo anything.
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figassis
3y ago
What they're trying to say is nature is a fractal of evil. The Wasps are just one very clear example.
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figassis
3y ago
When you look at some of these attacks, you realize you can't really build mitigations through code or more training. You will need AGI for this. Your AI will need to reason and make decisions which will often include ignoring instruct
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figassis
3y ago
To me, the fact that Apple broke SMS by defaulting to iMessage to that contacts not on iMessage that previously had iMessage interactions get messages silently dropped is where the hammer should drop on Apple.
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figassis
3y ago
Can you be a decent, law abiding, perfectly human and still be not accepting of others? You sure can. Nothing against muslims, just calling out straw men.
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3y ago
I assume in the perspective of artists that is not a bad thing. Why should MJ exist in its current form if it has to take earnings from artists? Maybe science and engineering could have found another way to do this, but this seems like the
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figassis
3y ago
My company also runs on a k8s cluster, but I agree with this fully and I keep my DB outside the cluster. For me, the order of preference is: RDS, Cloud Instance, Bare metal DB server, something else that is not kubernetes. RDS will fail, bu
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3y ago
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figassis
3y ago
I don’t think it’s just about bw compatibility. It’s the probability of it breaking for random reasons if you forget to babysit it for a bit. A lot of times, it’s even the bw compatibility stuff that breaks. On one of my employers, we buil
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3y ago
I have a serious issue with products that claim to be email solutions in every corner of their marketing and then, buried in the FAQ, say that they’re GMAIL only. This is bait and switch for my time. I have multiple Gmail accounts, was cons
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figassis
3y ago
It's one of the best analogies. I usually use rivers, waterfalls, dams, rain to illustrate. Basically the water cycle and how humans manipulate it to do things.
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3y ago
I explained crypto to my mother a few weeks ago, including what mining means, how bitcoin is generated/issued, how transactions work, what is the blockchain, why bitcoin has value and where it comes from, how do you convert from fiat t
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figassis
3y ago
I feel piracy today is pretty morally excused.
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3y ago
Seems a bit passive no? The government has a job, but your way of handling it is the opposite of holding it accountable. Government is made of people and they will be as inefficient as allowed to be.
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3y ago
The only way this would ever work is if we have a body with authority that defines/approves standards (I guess with industry input), and devices that claim to do X must be certified, and certification must be clear during purchase. Cus
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3y ago
I assume his is one of the multiple jobs she has. But happy to have him confirm or deny that.
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3y ago
There are entities in the US that have the power to change this, and in the end, it’s congress and senators. But those to not act on something that apparently every soul in the US would benefit from, because politics, lobbying, etc. The pow
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figassis
3y ago
Why not do it the way Binance/Coinbase did it? Block the country and subtly hint at customers to use a VPN.
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3y ago
I don’t get it, are you saying that Sam Altman is not currently one of the most powerful and influential figures in the world, with the power to influence policy through deep pockets and connections? That he’s just an average Joe that has a
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3y ago
I’m happy for you to send me $40k so I can experiment.
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figassis
3y ago
Looking forward to having my own personal Jarvis
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3y ago
This looks interesting, but I run a bare metal k8s cluster over wire guard for independence. Not willing to rely on a nonstandard api/platform. Current provider annoys me and I’m shutting down nodes the next day. Probably could not do
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figassis
3y ago
I mean, circa 2000 where was the BS?
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figassis
3y ago
It probably is, but rent seeking has no limits.
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3y ago
I tend to stick with the first thing that works and isn't too complex. On the frontend, I stayed with Angular. Tried react, hated the infinite abstractions, came back to Angular. Have been reading about Svelte's pragmatism and sim
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3y ago
People liken stability. If you have a lot invested in a currency and then, due to some shortcoming, it is forked to another currency, you have to migrate your life over. Your wallet, your investments are now in bitcoin cash. Once might not
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figassis
3y ago
If an employee did this without authorization, the company should still be liable because I do not think safety regulations exempt manufacture from responsibility of employee actions. I believe the opposite is true, that they must ensure sa
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