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by jona-f 5mo ago
Obviously the llm has no idea how the recipe will taste. You will have to cook it many times yourself to really understand a dish. A good cookbook sets you up right away with a tasty start, but doesn't give you experience. A good cook
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by jona-f 5mo ago
I think they were using the racemate. But your "giggles-and-joy" framing of meth is bullshit. Not sleeping for 3 days is psychosis-inducing no matter how you achieve that and methamphetamine is much more neurotoxic than amphetamin
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by jona-f 5mo ago
It's a pretty bad drug, I can see only disadvantages over plain amphetamine. If amphetamine isn't strong enough, you already have a serious problem. I'm not saying that criminalization is the right way, just that I don't
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by jona-f 5mo ago
Yeah, just a few hundred billion dollars, basically the same...
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by jona-f 5mo ago
> It is illegal in the UK/EU to make provision of a service dependent on allowing your personal data to be sold to third parties. Nobody seems to care and this isn't enforced at all. It is very hard to live in Germany without h
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by jona-f 5mo ago
Please study the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils_backdoor That is the supply chain attack I know and it was discovered in debian with their outdated build system. Your arguments, which copy exactly those of the
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by jona-f 5mo ago
I bought a used Pixel 6 for cheap to try out grapheneos. Can't say I like it. UX of lineageos is much better. There is a weird russian doll kind of situation with the package managers going on. There is one builtin "App Store&quot
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by jona-f 6mo ago
So that article does not support the "overclocked" thesis, rather that this critical state is needed for optimal performance. I do agree with the original sentiment, that we are not exactly well adapted to our environment. Or our
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by jona-f 6mo ago
I don't see where exactly I broke the site guidelines. Was I too negative? That is a ridiculous guideline. So I'm supposed to talk positive about antisocial behavior or be quiet about it? What kind of a platform is that? Also, I&#
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by jona-f 6mo ago
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by jona-f 6mo ago
Yet cyclists rarely kill others. Car drivers on the other hand are one of the most prolific unnatural causes of death.
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by jona-f 6mo ago
And police that is sympathetic to those drivers.
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by jona-f 6mo ago
There's a massive thinking gap in this singularity thinking. We ARE the singularity. It has been exponential all the way back to the big bang. First the stars, the solar system, life, consciousness, language, computers, the internet. Y
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by jona-f 6mo ago
Yes, cause google has been giving crap results long before chatgpt was a thing and it only got worse. Before ai it was "let me google that on reddit for you".
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by jona-f 6mo ago
Well yes, HN people being childish about genitalia is one thing, but ridiculous French naming schemes are another. In the french finite element package code_aster there were 2 different variables named coq_massif and massif_coq, which in th
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by jona-f 6mo ago
Yes, time for pitchforks and guillotines is long overdue. Alas, wrong crowd.
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by jona-f 6mo ago
Can we agree that you are exaggerating? Not that you are totally wrong, but the flip side is, that ceos do need a different skillset. Workers who excel at the bureaucratic grind might not make the best leaders for lack of vision and empathy
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by jona-f 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zizians
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by jona-f 6mo ago
Edit: had another try. It seems to work now, very interesting
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by jona-f 6mo ago
What I want is a system that records how conflicts are resolved and tries to apply that resolve. Lets say I have apply patch A, then patch B, there is a conflict, I resolve it. Then someone else applies patch B and then patch A. The VCS sho
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by jona-f 6mo ago
I tried it a few weeks ago and found it completely unusable. I do not get how they claim to be using it. I tried what I thought was the intended workflow and it's state got corrupted right away without any warnings.
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by jona-f 7mo ago
> Most users of cheap API tokens are not loyal to any brand In the exploration phase, yes. But once your setup settles down you likely want to stay on the same model for stable operation.
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by jona-f 7mo ago
I don't think that is the case. The kinetic energy of these super-energetic particles is often compared to a tennis ball. But that energy isn't released at once, so even if it would interact with yourself, that interaction creates
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by jona-f 7mo ago
But the mob wants their kick.
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by jona-f 8mo ago
Or btrfs for that matter. I'm doing something similar with btrfs. Used zfs for a while, but the external repositories kept getting out of sync with the distribtion kernel, so system updates required manual intervention. That annoyed th
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by jona-f 8mo ago
The backdoor is that those are all US companies and the NSA can force them to comply.
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by jona-f 8mo ago
AFAIK every popular Android phone uses a qualcomm modem chip with a separate OS that has complete access to ram. NSA most certainly has a backdoor there and such complete access to any Android phone. This was common knowledge after the Snow
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by jona-f 8mo ago
"the greatest theft in human history" what a nonsense. I was curious, how the AI haters will cope, now that the tides here have changed. We have built systems that can look at any output and replicate it. That is progress. If you
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by jona-f 8mo ago
"Centralised systems were designed with the best of intentions, but were turned against us anyway." What a weird take. The internet was built fundamentally decentralized but was centralized against us with the worst of intentions.

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