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by ipython 1mo ago
Agree. Plus the dimension of synthesizing new ideas from existing knowledge. Different skill set from rote memorization.
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by ipython 2mo ago
“Late” is doing a LOT of heavy lifting here. We are talking about 11 years!
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Netflix sued for $105M for losing HDs with unencrypted film masters(cbsnews.com)
8 points by ipython 2mo ago|0 comments
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by ipython 2mo ago
Funny, the same telecoms that whine about how hard this traffic is to stop... are also selling a "premium" service to customers- who then manually tag unwanted calls so that the telecom can sell that data back to other customers.
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by ipython 2mo ago
One word: incentives. You're absolutely right- and telecom networks get us on both sides. They collect fees from the scammers, then fees from customers to block the scammers. Can't get any better than that.
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The IRS Is Imploding(motherjones.com)
28 points by ipython 2mo ago|2 comments
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by ipython 2mo ago
I find this fascinating because - let's say that I want to simulate the scenario for myself that a language model finds itself in. I'll put aside my deep dislike of anthropomorphizing AI for a minute. So if I'm an LLM, the on
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by ipython 2mo ago
Here's three links to get you started. https://virginiamercury.com/2026/06/29/virginias-romance-wit... https://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2025/0320/data-center-... htt
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by ipython 2mo ago
what about an AI generated image using the real face of a minor? That can (I would argue will ) cause real damage to the real child.
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by ipython 2mo ago
Apple can’t solve for loose physical cables, poor usb hubs, or firmware issues as discussed in tfa.
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by ipython 3mo ago
What would you suggest? There are real divisions in this country and a lack of shared ground truth. This thread among many is an example. I vouched for your earlier comment stating the proximate cause of death for those involved in January
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by ipython 3mo ago
So in that case, what were they there to do, exactly? Don't forget, an actual noose was erected on the capitol grounds: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/16/us/politics/jan-6-gallows... . Do I thi
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by ipython 3mo ago
The Proud Boys have a defined organization structure and leader, with a set of definitions of what a "Proud Boy" is expected to do upon joining (see McInnes' post introducing the group here: https://www.takimag.com
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by ipython 3mo ago
There will be no investigation at least for the foreseeable future. ICE and the federal government are actively stonewalling any attempt at one! I'd love to see an investigation. (see news reports: https://www.npr.org&#x2F
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by ipython 3mo ago
“That guy” had a name. His name was Alex Pretti. He was disarmed before he was shot in the head. He was not even holding his weapon at any point. Are you implying that simply carrying a legal firearm while at a protest means you can be murd
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by ipython 3mo ago
Btw - > If you want to concede that it's fascist to want violent criminals prosecuted, I believe it is fascist to bring trumped up charges for ridiculousness. Say for example the case of “sandwich guy” who the DoJ spent three atte
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by ipython 3mo ago
Ok sure not every of the 1500 people pardoned by Trump could be considered “violent”. Have you watched the videos? There’s definitely more than one. And you’re shifting the goalposts by implying (falsely) that the person covered in the arti
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by ipython 3mo ago
Ugh let’s not get all conspiracy theory up in here. Show me real evidence of that and I’ll believe you. Until then - to say at the same time - the Feds are so incompetent and also the Feds are organizing an elaborate secret network of agita
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by ipython 3mo ago
So again the hn hypocrisy doesn’t matter. The only thing on the line for me is whether my imaginary internet points balance increases or decreases. The feds on the other hand have the power to send you to federal prison or to pardon you and
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by ipython 3mo ago
Shifting the goal posts. I’m talking about the selective prosecution and you’ve tried to equate that with hn sentiment. Does it really matter what the double standard is for a bunch of keyboard warriors arguing over imaginary internet point
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by ipython 3mo ago
No the jan6 rioters just used poles and batons and such to beat the shit out of police- some who died afterward. https://youtu.be/DXnHIJkZZAs?si=zDKJcly9KMBY_GgJ I mean - seriously? It’s ok to do this?
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by ipython 3mo ago
So you’re telling me the jan6 defendants had no intention to cause harm to the lawmakers? Actual people died on jan6- nobody died at prarieland afaik. Have you seen the footage from the riots? They clobbered the shit out of the police tryin
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by ipython 3mo ago
I do want violent criminals prosecuted. But the problem is that there is a very clear signal given that prosecution is highly selective. I made my point earlier - if this administration cared about prosecuting violent criminals, they woul
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by ipython 3mo ago
Just to be clear, the January 6 defendants: - were a group of at least 1000 people - who, among other things, erected a noose on the capitol grounds, brought zip ties and weapons - forcefully overran several capital police barricades intend
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by ipython 3mo ago
Can anyone seriously define “antifa”? What would the pardon read? “Anyone who is anti-fascism is hereby pardoned…”? Edit: downvoting me doesn’t answer the question. If you have a definition please reply! If nobody can define “antifa” how th
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by ipython 3mo ago
I mean technically Fable was out... but then was pulled. I wouldn't then say "no" to "is it out yet?"
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by ipython 3mo ago
Unfortunately, the administration wants it both ways- if you were on the Capitol grounds on January 6, 2021, you were simply part of a "peaceful tour group". If you stand to the side of an ICE agent in Minneapolis, you are a &quot
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by ipython 3mo ago
wow, I feel like the overton window hasn't just shifted, it's off the page. Back in the 90s we would openly share the Anarchist's Cookbook, CIA field manual for sabotage, etc. then lace our emails intentionally with "tri
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by ipython 3mo ago
Don't forget DOGE using LLMs to consider which contracts to "munch", based upon a prompt: https://github.com/slavingia/va/blob/35e3ff1b9e0eb1c8aaaebf3... .
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by ipython 3mo ago
Yikes. If it's normal for a superior in any company you work for to tell you how to run your personal life, to include the race of the "service people" you need to hire on your own dime, you have some seriously toxic workpl

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