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The best way to fight the mean bullies is by using the military with like tanks and rifles. That'll keep us safe from blue haired queers with... ummm... Instagram?
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We need both! rooftop solar alone is not going to solve our energy needs. If projects like this don't get built, the realistic alternative in the US these days is burning coal, which is both expensive and destructive to the ecology an
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Ditto on this! I've avoided fitness trackers so far because I don't want any cloud aka my data on someone else's computer
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I'm working on a DnD character sheet app! I spent last week implementing the core DnD SRD ruleset, but what I'm really excited about is ML integration. I want to add a self-hosted fine-tuned ML model that acts as a character and D
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Thank you for writing this! I've been playing around with writing something similar and I getting lost going way too far up the concept chain. Like, ultimately, I self host because... Capitalism? In my ideal world, one tech savvy perso
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1y ago
Feel vs is oppressed is a two-by-two matrix and people exist in every square.
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If the device is already backdoored all hope is lost. The device can exfiltrate your private key and the password.
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Yeah I love just, but getting the correct environment in a just task can be messy, even loading a virtualenv is annoying. I've also switched to mise for this reason
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Addressed in TFA
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This seems unlikely. We've had decades of horrible security issues, and most people have not gotten paranoid. In fact, after countless data leaks, crypto miner schemes, ransomware, and massive global outages, now people are running LLM
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We need content for ML! If you don't upload every moment of your life, you're not doing your part for humanity.
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Lol this makes sense. I really respect the author of mailman3's dedication, but the architecture of the system is insane. There are 3 services -- the actual mail delivery piece, the admin interface, and the archiver -- all talking over
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The skill that transfers from chess to go is reading -- "if I play here, my opponent is likely to play there, and then I will..."
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Lol nice work, you totally had me for a moment
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I have my own site. But the people love engagement - it motivates a lot of content creation. Back in the day we had web log rings and WordPress comments, but that stuff is dead on the modern web, it's too adversarial an environment. My
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With all due respect this is bullshit. The predictions over the past 20-30 years have remained remarkably accurate. You're conflating anti environmentalist spin on the science with the actual science.
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> price="purchase_price * (1 - merchant_fee_percent/100)" Is there an inner code language expressed as strings inside some outer code? More importantly I'm confused that this system does. Is it a way to materialize a
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Avoiding the platforms is of no use; you're surrounded by people who are very much NOT avoiding them, and your life is unavoidably intertwined with those people.
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When I type stuff, I usually have an idea of what I want to communicate, the language and tone I'm going for based on the context of the conversation, a mental model of my audience, and a goal or set of goals for what I'm trying t
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Lifepo4 is much much less likely to runway self ignite than li ion batteries, at the cost of lower energy density. I'm surprised to hear of laptops with lifepo4 -- what are some examples?
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Yeah, Babel had an interesting premise that didn't ultimately coalesce into a good book. I stuck with it, but only because I'm a compulsive book finisher.
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This makes no sense .. the drugs work by making you not want to consume stuff.
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I signed the linked petition at https://www.change.org/p/make-nova-launcher-open-source-let-...
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Except the US. Because tariffs.
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I think his desires here are socially motivated. The people he's around operate a certain way and they all mirror each other. This is why I really hated the backlash against virtue signaling -- at least we had a shared definition of vi
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Don't forget: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2025/08/how-a-hacker-helped-win...
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The point of publishing it seems to me to be "kids in classrooms also think this is a problem". The subject matter is often talked about in the upper echelons and among adults, it's good to see a kid's prospective. It&#x
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I agree we should create the kind of society that allows kids to focus on learning in school. I think just giving up on learning in school and turning it into pretend time where teachers pretend to teach while students pretend to learn is n
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Struggling to understand what you're saying but it sounds like you're making two points: * We should dismiss the concerns in TFA because the author is... A good and conscientious student? Who is both unpopular and also the class p
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This is a ludicrous take. You of course have to have a basic understanding of the world to know what to do. Otherwise you're just floating along in some sort of solipsistic fog. Your brain came built in with amazing capacity to learn
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