inetknght

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by inetknght 8mo ago
Where are we going? Thin-clients? No thanks.
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by inetknght 8mo ago
Bash is ubiquitous and is not going away any time soon. Nothing is stopping you from doing the same thing with your favorite language.
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by inetknght 8mo ago
It's not voluntary if you don't know about it.
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> tools go out of their way to whine piteously if they can't find Ubuntu in /etc/issue et al If those tools are open source, fix them. If they're not open source, don't use them. Problem solved. It's not h
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by inetknght 8mo ago
Easiest way to do that is to not have the Copilot button at all. Easiest way to do that is to use Linux instead.
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> 99.99% of slacks that are free lose history after some arbitrary timeframe (used to be 10,000 messages, now I think its 90 days). This is exactly the reason cited for several non-gaming discords I'm in.
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> The fact that it's happening everywhere at the same time makes it look to me like a bunch of leaders got together and decided that online anonymity is a problem. "People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merr
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> If you put the 50,000 lines into the context, they are now in the context. And you can't revert back to a previous context, and then add in new context summarizing to something like "the file is too large" with how to
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> when you run a grep command in a large codebase and end up hitting way too many files, overloading context. On the other hand, I despise that it automatically pipes things through output-limiting things like `grep` with a filter, `he
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by inetknght 8mo ago
Is it digitally certifiable if it's not accessible by everyone? That is: if it's not accessible by a human who was blocked?
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> So were mannequins in clothing stores. Mannequins in clothing stores are generally incapable of designing or adjusting the clothes they wear. Someone comes in and puts a "kick me" post on the mannequin's face? It'
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by inetknght 8mo ago
> People already want more kids than they're having Maybe some people. But nobody I know wants more children. They want a better future for the children they already have. They want to have hope for their future.
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by inetknght 8mo ago
What do you expect when the companies that author these AIs have little regards for ethics?
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> For signed payloads there is no difference, you're trusting <client>'s authentication code to read a blob, a signature and validate it according to a public key. Assuming this all came through unencrypted HTTP: - you&
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by inetknght 9mo ago
What if I signed up before those ToS said they could use my data in this way? Oh right, companies change ToS and EULA and "agreements" without notice, without due process, and without recourse. I have no problem changing how I u
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by inetknght 9mo ago
My browser history is cleared every time I close it. It's actually annoying because every site wants to "remember" the browser information, and so I end up with hundreds of browsers "logged in". Or maybe my accoun
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by inetknght 9mo ago
One-time purchase for an existing model (eg, works right out of the box) OR bring-your-own-model would be great. As far as failure mode -- missing suggestions is rather unavoidable, isn't it? So occasional wrong suggestions would be fu
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> What I’m asking from you: > 1.Where does your “second brain” break down the most? First and foremost, remembering to write notes or to review them. What do I want? Is there a timeline that requires things to be done before it be
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by inetknght 9mo ago
Unemployment benefits are so low, they're barely enough to pay for food. Not enough to also pay for utilities, and definitely not enough to pay rent/mortgage. This is intended to force you back into the slave market.
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> You probably linked the wrong video I double checked, and you are right. The one I meant to link is this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjN73-gn90Q
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> it's not really relevant It's relevant because you said you didn't know. The review provides information that helps you to know. > These activists appear to have followed the federal law enforcement. Nothing illeg
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> The goal is to prevent ICE / BP from doing their jobs. No. The goal is to protest ICE / BP doing their jobs in criminal ways.
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> As far as I understand it, he laid hands on the officer, then struggled against arrest. That's not how I understand it. > Supposedly one of the videos shows him reaching for some black object. I don't know. It would be
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by inetknght 9mo ago
If only we knew this would happen when these products were launched... Oh wait, we did.
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by inetknght 9mo ago
Can I build my own kernel and still use software that wants attestation?
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> you can't say certain words in the video or mention them in the title or you get demonetized That's not censorship problems. That's advertisement problems. That's conflicts of interest problems. That's incent
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by inetknght 9mo ago
That doesn't mean it should be ignored. That doesn't make it normal.
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> did this this apply to the US version of TikTok? Yup. China doesn't want you to know about Chinese problems or history, like Tianenmen Square. > as far as I'm aware did not exist at all when it was owned by China. Then
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> But this blatant move shows "We're no different to the Chinese ruling party now" Yup!
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by inetknght 9mo ago
> but not that fast Why not? All the tech was already put in place by China. All that the U.S. had to do was change the filtered words.

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