jowea

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   by jowea 2y ago

   I don't know, the entire point of the "algorithmic bubble" was to keep the tribes separate but happy, no? And the value of the network still increases with more people on it. Maybe some future social media will figure out how
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   by jowea 2y ago

   And the packages get there? Don't you put "Łódź (Lodz)" in the city field? Or the postal code takes care of the issue?
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   by jowea 2y ago

   I'm surprised it's not higher. Are the results unusual for an Western country?
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   by jowea 2y ago

   My guess is that it's simply a matter of how difficult it is to prove the issue. The Putin case was very simply because there is an official state program to do things that are considered genocide. Israel is at least pretending they ar
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   by jowea 2y ago

   The guy is the Hamas leader who was killed recently? How would Israel get him? Special forces raid? He could hide anywhere in Gaza. And why would Israel want to do a decapitation instead of destroying the hostile organization? Even assuming
6. 246.▲
   by jowea 2y ago

   Same reason an warrant on Putin was issued over the official children "adoption" program.
7. 247.▲
   by jowea 2y ago

   I believe the Japanese problem has a lot to do with culture, not just law.
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   by jowea 2y ago

   It also seems weird to fire people when you intend to expand the scope of operations.
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   by jowea 2y ago

   Elon just likes X. I feel he bought the entire site in part due to ego. And it was part of the "everything app" branding too IIRC.
10. 250.▲
    by jowea 2y ago

    > Civil servants are a-political so why would you need to fire them? Have you watched the British documentary series "Yes, Minister"?
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    by jowea 2y ago

    Any of you use your phone in bed while laying on your back and with arms raised? If so, WHY? Don't your arms get tired?
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    by jowea 2y ago

    Random article about the topic: https://fossa.com/blog/generative-ai-and-software-developmen... > All the while, there’s been debate about whether engineering teams that use generative AI are at risk of violating op
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    by jowea 2y ago

    > Iberoamérica is used too if you want to be more specific and exclude the French colonies Oh yeah it's very funny when you start the "actually Quebec is part of Latin America, but the Guyanas aren't, except for French Gui
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    by jowea 2y ago

    Yes, what I meant is that if Firefox development starts lagging too much to be a real competitor to Chrome one of those forks, or a new one will start becoming the main FOSS competitor and the default in Linux distros.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    I can't really estimate the difficulty, but are you sure about that? There's dozens of Chromium forks, would it be that hard to maintain one with a fraction of the development capacity that goes into developing an entire browser w
16. 256.▲
    by jowea 2y ago

    I wonder if Firefox will even survive this. Maybe the main FOSS browser will be a Chromium fork so it's cheaper to maintain?
17. 257.▲
    by jowea 2y ago

    There's been a big controversy over training AI on copyleft code hosted on places like GitHub and generating code which could be interpreted as a derivative work.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    It does look bad, but this is about the core design of the creatures , not the gameplay. I think we should be concerned if this meant making a game clone like how first-person shooters originated as "Doom-clones" was off the tabl
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    by jowea 2y ago

    I feel people don't want the feeling of expending money when using a service. It just makes using the service feel bad. Although that's how electricity and water "subscriptions" work.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    I was almost starting to think hacking had gotten too professional and commercialized for script kiddies to exist.
21. 261.▲
    by jowea 2y ago

    Does Germany have a consumer protection agency? I might have complained there after the flight.
22. 262.▲
    by jowea 2y ago

    Is levels.fyi biased towards high pay jobs?
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    by jowea 2y ago

    The glass half-full in me feels that the advantage to this is that in a few years the average person will know better than to trust anything that could be faked like that, instead of the old situation where someone who was willing to put in
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    by jowea 2y ago

    Oh so I guess the "please fill in your reset email" counts as a security question. Makes much more sense thank you.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    I'm not sure we should have been trusting images for the previous decades either. Photoshop has been a thing for a long time already. I mean, there's those famous photos that Stalin had people removed from.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    I don't think it goes out the window completely. You need just the owner of the CCTV to stand up in court and say "yes this is the CCTV footage I personally copied from storage and I did not manipulate it".
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    by jowea 2y ago

    My hot take is that we will have some small obscure forums with people, some social media flooded with AI content and other social media where you need to register with government ID and facescan.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    AIs say what the people giving them orders tell them to. And until we get AGI, AI talk will necessarily be some combination of hallucinations, unintelligent, vapid, etc.
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    by jowea 2y ago

    I can't remember seeing security questions securing a system in the last decade. Are they still used and I just don't see them or this was some unusual company config?
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    by jowea 2y ago

    Even if that lease was permanent I doubt the PRC would just let it be. The time limit just meant they could just wait instead of having to negotiate or invade.