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inigyou
2mo ago
They could also choose to just get sued - they will lose, but the site will be up until that happens (possibly years) if they don't have trigger-happy hosting provider
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inigyou
2mo ago
It's right. When did you start using computers? I'm getting older now, and some people weren't alive when I first used a computer. It's because the older programming approach was to just tell the computer how to do the t
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inigyou
2mo ago
Already did, we still ended up here, clearly that solution didn't work
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inigyou
2mo ago
Interesting, you don't think the GPL should be enforced? That requires specific behavior.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Because let's say you have a website like Reddit with a mixture of 18+ and 13+ stuff. Something that's 18+ but not explicit gets really popular. Pornhub will now livestream congressional debates, someone posts a link to this, and
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inigyou
2mo ago
It makes it illegal for them to have as much information as they already have. Therefore it requires them to delete information.
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inigyou
2mo ago
sorry that's not a coherent thought
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inigyou
2mo ago
Yes I accept that every device requires a third party for setup. That setup being namely putting the device in my hands and giving me legal ownership of the device.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Why do you think anyone thinks it's immutable? Do you understand the basic concept of an arms race, or cat and mouse game?
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inigyou
2mo ago
That doesn't work because there is a finite list to choose from. Nobody is using ASICs on Anubis.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Chat Control 1 isn't a law, it's the lack of a law. Chat control 2 is a law and it was profoundly rejected.
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inigyou
2mo ago
They shouldn't be able to do that, because it's a huge security hole.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Why do you think you can only use the one who's renting them IP addresses?
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inigyou
2mo ago
It says "accused of"
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inigyou
2mo ago
There is no evidence for who's doing this and nobody has made any effort to obtain any.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Welcome to capitalism. Welcome to game theory. Welcome to competition. Welcome to the real world. Welcome to being a grown adult.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Do you know Zooko's triangle?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Can you explain how a cache lets you avoid serving a request for the first time?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Did you try? What were the results?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Why are you serving new cookies to someone who already has a cookie?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Maybe you're a little hard of hearing. NO POINT CACHING, THEY ARE ALL UNIQUE REQUESTS.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Think about incentives, what benefit does Anthropic obtain by going to hell?
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inigyou
2mo ago
That's what their marketing tells you it does - not what it actually does.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Evidence shows otherwise. There are people making lots of money from these device farms. Right now. This isn't hypothetical.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Already did, we still ended up here, clearly that solution didn't work
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inigyou
2mo ago
So the proper thing to do is show hardcore porn to little kids? That's your take?
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inigyou
2mo ago
A python program isn't a word document
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inigyou
2mo ago
If you block Brazil, they'll find an alternative, maybe then you can sue them.
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inigyou
2mo ago
So?
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inigyou
2mo ago
What's your alternative hypothesis?
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