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by j_maffe 10mo ago
> This is one of the most sophisticated attacks to avoid civilian casualty. 127 civilians Lebanese civilians killed since the ceasefire by the party you claim is avoiding civilian casualties, btw. very careful bunch
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
I know, right? Check this perfectly reasonable one: https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=46218955
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
Tell that to the dead civillians
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
It's not about the possibility, it's about probability. People are posting more fake images and videos than ever before. More is categorically different.
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
Exactly. More is different.
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
Nothing. It's a monopoly in a market that is heavily network dependent. Without interoperability, it's infeasible for a new option to become viable. Though I'm sure you know this already and just believe that monopolies are a
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
They can and they have. It's the lock-in Meta is imposing that's preventing new options to succeed in the market.
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by j_maffe 10mo ago
Yes which is fine given that you get to choose what you send to which app.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Ah... The classic "If we don't do it, someone else will" Tell that to the thousands of 18 year olds who'll be captured by this predatory service and get AI psychosis
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by j_maffe 1y ago
That was fixed in 1.9. Indeed it makes a huge difference now that you can quickly run for the first time.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
that's not data.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
No because GDPR is better implemented and there are clear and reasonable guidelines to follow. This is just clueless policy makers fucking around.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Yes that's logistic growth basically
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by j_maffe 1y ago
It's interesting that he brings up the example of "exponential" growth in the case of COVID infections even though it was actually logistic growth[1] that saturates once resources get exhausted. What makes AI different? [1]
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Why don't you think it's good evidence? Did you even read the report?
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Yes but it hides the comment for most users. This is of course besides the flagging abuse which outright delists websites.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Wait until Apple comes out with a folding phone, they'll say it was the plan all along lol
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by j_maffe 1y ago
blurry everything.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
I agree. The game got much more fun once I installed some nice QoL and damage reduction mods.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Who told you that these are reasons the population doesn't care about? I know at least in Europe there has been wide support for initiatives such as the DMA, even knowing what it would entail. You're running on conjecture here.
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Polish Train Maker Is Suing the Hackers Who Exposed Its Anti-Repair Tricks(ifixit.com)
10 points by j_maffe 1y ago|1 comments
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by j_maffe 1y ago
It's always the go to excuse against any regulation.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Tech and techies don't like to be monopolized
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by j_maffe 1y ago
You really went all out with showing your contempt, huh? I'm glad that you're enjoying the tech companies utterly dominating US citizens in the process
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by j_maffe 1y ago
They can "control" them in any meaningful way if they use them for access of things that you do not allow or denies access for things that you do allow. If neither are happening, then you're effectively the one controlling, n
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Word-guessing but with neighboring word embedding(word-void.onrender.com)
1 points by j_maffe 1y ago|0 comments
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by j_maffe 1y ago
I think there's a limit on the number of private limit. I personally never hit that limit.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
To be fair, even the ones that don't want to get acquired know the bitter road ahead from the opposition aggression.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
But you can still have the full power of git with Obsidian still, since they're just MD files at the end of the day.
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by j_maffe 1y ago
Also with Github you can have a private repo for free with which you can host and sync your files.

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