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by glitchc 11mo ago
It's there: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Santa_Claus_Conq...
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by glitchc 11mo ago
I love it, except there's no point in providing debt to a party with no ability to pay for ~18 years.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
It's really an education problem. The public schooling system in US has stopped failing kids. We have had kids graduating high school who cannot do fractions for a few decades now. Universities have intellectually soft programs that ca
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Reading through your post, it's likely the noise sourced from the network cable is coupling into your headset cable. Check how close those cables are to each other If you're using a USB port at the back for your DAC, try switching
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Going to Mars gives us biodome diversity. What's the gain in making Antarctica habitable? It's not like we're running out of land, and there are many underutilized parcels of land elsewhere on the planet that would be easier
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Every generation has its own copyright war. First file sharing, then blockchains, now LLMs. As long as digital comouters are copy-on-write, this debate shall continue. It will only get solved once we have viable quantum computers.
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A vocal minority led to the French Revolution, the Bolshevik Revolution, the Nazi party and the modern climate change movement. Vocal minorities can be powerful.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
I think this statement is highly dependent on market and geography. I, for one, have mostly received scams. For the occassional real contact, we shifted away from LinkedIn as soon as we could after the basic hello.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Do LinkedIn as well. I got rid of it earlier this year. The "I am so humbled/blessed to be promoted/reassigned/fired.." posts reached a level of parody that I just couldn't stomach any longer. I felt more free
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It's the same story.
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This headline is incorrect, elections were rescheduled, not canceled.
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> No, the argument is that the algorithm (as specified in the standard) is difficult to implement correctly, so we should tweak it/find another one. This argument is without merit. ML-KEM/Kyber has already been ratified as the
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Yeah except there are certified versions of AES written in C. Which makes your point what exactly?
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by glitchc 11mo ago
This logic does not follow. Your argument seems to be "the implementation has security bugs, so let's not ratify the standard." That's not how standards work though. Ensuring an implementation is secure is part of the ce
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Have you tried the others?
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Since the hotel called her directly to inform her of the pricing error, I don't see that as the booking platform's problem. After all, the hotel is the platform's client. The same thing would have happened if she had booked d
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Realistically speaking, how much are people willing to pay for email, communications, cloud backups, social media? This is the hard question.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
I have a hard time understanding how the act of mechanically separating meat from bone and gristle renders it unfit for consumption. Texture certainly matters for taste, but once masticated, all food is roughly the same texture. Digestion i
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by glitchc 11mo ago
Hang on. Pickling and fermentation are multi-step processes to transform food into their final state. Moreover, pickling is expressly used for preservation and long shelf life. Why are they not considered "ultra-processed" accordi
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So the additives are unhealthy?
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All decentralized systems tend to centralization over time.
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Supporting evidence required.
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by glitchc 11mo ago
I believe the OP was attempting humour.
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by glitchc 1y ago
Maybe there is a human typing on the other side, at least for some parts or all of certain responses. It's not been proven otherwise..
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by glitchc 1y ago
Care to elaborate? In most developed countries, participation in the armed forces is a volunteer position and considered a form of employment. Even in countries with mandatory military service, the term is finite and the bulk of it is spent
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by glitchc 1y ago
Actually, the first result is the suicide hotline. This is at least true in the US.
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It's owned by you but OpenAi has a "perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license" to use the data as they see fit.
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Just to be sure, the cure ain't no silver bullet.
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> There is no moral duty to make your own country the most economically powerful one. No? Then why do we ask people to give their lives to make it a safe one?
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by glitchc 1y ago
Because it's much simpler to inherit laws than to craft a whole new set. Once an entity is declared a person, the rather complex web of existing legislation that applies to personhood automatically takes effect.

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