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huimang
2y ago
The site itself (it could be statically generated) with an RSS feed, a mailing list, and/or a matrix channel.
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huimang
2y ago
There's one in Tokyo near Jimbocho station called "Jazz BIGBOY" that I quite enjoyed. It looked like it was run entirely by one elderly gentleman. Jimbocho also has a lot of used book stores, I highly recommend checking the a
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huimang
2y ago
"It’s wild to me that on this topic people seem to see their own governments as largely equivalent to an outwardly adversarial if not explicitly hostile foreign power". Because governments are adversarial to their general populati
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huimang
2y ago
Realistically speaking, it'd probably be no different than $random_billionare pushing for whatever makes them the most profit.
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huimang
2y ago
If you don't know or are unsure about something, you can simply not comment and leave it for someone else. I don't understand what compels people to go "I don't know, but let me ask the often-wrong-bullshit-generator&quo
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huimang
2y ago
Precisely - the amount of damage that openai and llms have done to human knowledge sharing and discourse is incalculable. Now we not only have to deal with humans manually writing junk due to perverse incentives, we also have to deal with p
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2y ago
> And if they use AI and you can't tell the difference, does it really matter? Yes. It devalues artists further (on top of only existing due to grand scale theft of art). It also is slop devoid of intention. If that's not enoug
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huimang
2y ago
Many people within niches have discord servers for researching and discussing specific things. There is a large wealth of information locked away behind them that can be lost pretty much whenever discord decides to start pursuing different
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huimang
2y ago
There's always gullible marks. You could just tell them to open the web developer tools for their browser instead of pushing predatory products, though. Charging $100 for that (on sale!) is a sick joke.
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huimang
2y ago
It's an alternative to https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/debug/ , which is also a paid feature. Debugging slim or distroless images is quite the pain, so a tool like this is worth it if yo
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2y ago
The issue here is slight genetic differences and/or phenotypes are being construed as significant enough to mark people as a different -race- of human, which significantly plays into racism. Whereas my understanding is Africa itself ha
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2y ago
Deciding that those "clusters of genes" represent an entirely different race is arbitrary, and it's not "clear" at all. Tracing DNA of ancestors has little to do with that. Please read the articles I linked, they&#x
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2y ago
Deciding when features diverge enough to be a difference "race" is entirely arbitrary, and is largely for political reasons not scientific ones. The wikipedia articles on it are actually pretty good reading: https://en.
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huimang
2y ago
It's high contrast, better than a lot of websites. You'll be fine.
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2y ago
I think academic literature and writing, and the internet as a whole being flooded with generated text by bullshitting LLMs is slightly different than humans manually recording things in books.
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huimang
2y ago
And this is how the decline of learned society begins.
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2y ago
Do principles matter if a registry becomes seen as spam or a security risk due to refusing to take action?
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2y ago
Many places have digital nomad visas, like Estonia for example. https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/nomadvisa/ right now you only speak english, but you can surely allocate some time to start learning the local language. it&
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2y ago
I feel like this is a bit overblown. Growing up we heard, ad nauseam, that "wikipedia is not a reliable source". People just need to state the same thing about LLMs- they aren't reliable, but can potentially point you to prim
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2y ago
It's not that you can't play chess in cafes (I've also done that), but chess is more complex and is -perceived- to be much more complex and serious. Backgammon has dice rolls and less complex strategy, so it's nicer to p
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After I learned backgammon from my parents, I also wonder why almost no one plays it in the US compared to chess. Seems mostly European and Middle Eastern folks play it (my parents are from Romania). I like it because it's not as serio
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2y ago
Something I've thought a lot while playing backgammon locally is "I wish there was a site like lichess, but for backgammon"... so kudos for going out and starting your own! Are there any plans for post-game analysis? There se
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2y ago
You mean the Korean netizen culture where celebrities routinely kill themselves? Where people not only still bully, but rapists can sue their victims for defamation and win?
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2y ago
I wish this project well but the main problem here is the network effect. Pretty much everyone I know is on meetup, and if they're not, they're on facebook. The experience isn't great but good luck getting anyone to sign up t
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2y ago
Japan's crazy mascot, Chiitan, the god of advertising
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2y ago
Respecting human rights and self-autonomy is not the same thing as removing rights from people to benefit the companies/government and I wish people would stop arguing in bad faith that they're remotely similar.
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2y ago
If you run the above docker command, which is directly from the docs, it copies everything inside of your current working directory. Not just PHP files.
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2y ago
There is something deeply, viscerally upsetting about watching creative objects get destroyed by an industrial machine. I understand what they were going for, but I can't believe this got greenlighted. The symbolism of physically destr
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huimang
3y ago
Go's error handling is good, but rust's error handling is phenomenal. It just doesn't really show in an 18 line program... Rust and Go both force you to acknowledge the possibility of errors in your code, whereas python and r
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huimang
3y ago
Or you can not complain about a dismissable popup on quality article being presented to you for free.
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