gitaarik

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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   Well, I guess Winamp cares the most that they are breaking the law, because it's a risk for them. They just didn't realize but now that the community notified them about it, they wisely removed their public billboard showing they&
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   Sorry I was just being sarcastic, my point was exactly that it's not that black and white ;)
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   Not Android, but it's an open-source music player: https://www.crowdsupply.com/cool-tech-zone/tangara
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   So these robots are not supposed to be autonomous?
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   So could this be used at festivals and stuff to direct the sound only to the audience?
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   So either your kid gets infected by other kids, or it becomes a social outcast. Seems both are equality bad, I would even lean towards saying social outcast is less worse than being infected.
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   I don't understand, many people built software on top of Linux, and Torvalds doesn't do crusades against organisations that build on top of it, make money from it and don't contribute anything back to Linux. How is this situa
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   Isn't it because this test has since been spread on the internet and the LLM's picked up on that so now they give the correct answer? Maybe try a new unique logical question. And not the same question with a few words changed, bec
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   by gitaarik 2y ago

   Well wood also doesn't rot away within a day. You have to unmaintain it for years, or spray termites over it, if you want it gone fast. So that is nice, if you have that flexibiliy. Once a plastic part is thrown away it will be process
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Yeah, well I think that Spann, like many other scientists, just don't want to talk about it because they'll get canceled, lose their career. That has happened to quite a few critically independently thinking scientists. So I under
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Ok, what do you mean exactly? * Records of fossil fuel extraction volumes and knowledge of by products. Yes, ok, humans have been extracting resources, but how are we sure this is driving climate change? * Atmospheric "libraries"
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    This is all evidence for climate change. We're talking about whether humans are the primary cause for this climate change.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Also the article says: > “What do all these stages have in common?” Prof Hayhoe asked. “They all accomplish the same goal. The goal is the important thing – it doesn’t matter what you say, it is the goal that matters. And what is the goa
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    So then you come with a campaign article backed by celebs? Where is the actual scientific data? Data that it is a clear indicator that climate change is driven by human actions? I would rather say these people are science deniers.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Then you must be one of the lucky ones!
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Everywhere they want to go? In an electric car? These taxis would probably only drive in big cities where there are enough charging stations and service centers.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    I already take the IQ test with a big grain of salt. Now there were some small studies done on IQ in relation to COVID? And it supposedly decreases IQ by a few points? Yeah, right, I believe it right away man. And the vaccine increases your
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    On his wiki page it says: "He asserts that climate change is naturally caused, as part of the climate's cyclical nature." So you are, like many people, misunderstand him, and many other people like him, that they don't d
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Yeah, that psychoanalysis makes sense, but why would there suddenly be so many people that supposedly had traumatic experiences in being judged stupid?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    What do you mean exactly with Firefox phoning home? Telemetry? Usage statistics?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    So what makes that left-handed? Is there nothing on the right side?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    But that wouldn't explain why most people are right handed, would it?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Don't we mean PHD? PHB is unfamiliar to me too
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Also the stomach is on the other side, so if the pointy stick wouldn't puncture the liver, it would puncture the stomach.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    You also have lsd: https://github.com/lsd-rs/lsd
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Ripgrep is written in Rust while the original grep in C. So it doesn't make sense to try to combine them. Ripgrep is rather the modern rewrite, and we keep the old grep around for backwards compatibility.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    The FBI / CIA is known for demanding big tech companies for information about citizens. They obviously also do that, and largely probably, at Google. So actually it's not selling, they just demand it, and Google gives it.
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    And why is your claim not a lie? How are you so sure they aren't doing that?
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    So you used an ad blocker before, now you disabled it and you're surprised you don't get relevant ads? Ad blockers also often block tracking cookies and scripts, which prevents Google from collecting information about you. So it m
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    by gitaarik 2y ago

    Oh wow, that's a great idea. Isn't this already happening maybe? Recently someone said here that it's noticable that videos from CCTV cameras are often filmed with a phone or camera on a screen instead of using the original v