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by jquery 9mo ago
What are they winning?
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by jquery 10mo ago
Or worse, you google an obscure topic and the top reply is “apple mountain sleep blue chipmunk fart This comment was mass deleted with Redact” and the replies to that are all “thanks that solved my problem”
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by jquery 10mo ago
Flash was an absolute legend. I do wonder if Brood War's long period without balance patches helped or hurt it as an esport. In modern games, it feels like developers "shake up the meta" on purpose, whereas in brood war, it w
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by jquery 10mo ago
I had a lot of fun using Cases Ladder to find matches. I know the game was horribly unbalanced against humans once bloodlust showed up, but I still quit after they "patched" bloodlust years later in Battle.net. Felt sacrilege, lik
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by jquery 10mo ago
Indeed. Some software DRM is so “effective” I’ve been permanently locked out of software I purchased.
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by jquery 10mo ago
Should individuals on a green card be concerned about anything, such as criticizing this administration?
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by jquery 10mo ago
That’s why I strongly believe there needs to be term limits on these kinds of contracts. Copyright is supposed to benefit the consumer, after all.
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by jquery 10mo ago
PrimoCache is awesome, highly recommended. I’d only say to make sure your computer is rock stable before installing it, in my limited experience it exponentially increases the risk of filesystem corruption if your computer is unstable.
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by jquery 10mo ago
Interesting to realize that all animals are parasites (or perhaps symbiotes in some rare cases?) when you zoom out and look at the big picture. Almost makes me feel a bit guilty for not being a self-sustaining plant.
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by jquery 10mo ago
Even if you include that crash in the numbers, the safety numbers are still incredible. Something like 10 passenger-light-days per fatality. Quite lumpy though, with the median deaths per year being 0, and the average number of deaths being
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by jquery 10mo ago
The same statistic for trains is a few hundred deaths per "passenger-light-year". Or 0.004 fatalities per 100 million miles. [1] [1] https://www.transit.dot.gov/sites/fta.dot.gov/files/2024-10/.
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by jquery 10mo ago
Almost understating the point if anything. Mars is less habitable than the bottom of the Marina trench. An environment that could kill every person on earth in a millisecond.
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by jquery 10mo ago
Technically when tweeted for the given selective timespan, but no longer true since the crash this year in DC. Still, mind blowing. When fact checking this I learned we went over 2 passenger light years worth of airline travel with no fatal
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by jquery 11mo ago
Indeed. We are all "conscious" in our dreams (well, technically unconscious, but we have phenomenal experiences and qualia). But our dreams, for the most part, are unstable, very inconsistent, and not persistent. Most mornings I w
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by jquery 11mo ago
The scientific method only makes predictions about what the inside of the star is using the other things we've learned via the scientific method. It's not purely self-referential, "science" makes useful and repeatable pr
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by jquery 11mo ago
I think this is one of the more interesting theories out there, because it makes "predictions" that come close to my intuitive understanding of consciousness.
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by jquery 11mo ago
Where's the non-machine part of the human body that doesn't follow physical laws?
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by jquery 11mo ago
To me, the absurdity of the idea of p-zombies is why I'm convinced consciousness isn't special to humans and animals. Can complex LLMs have subjective experience? I don't know. But I haven't heard an argument against it
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by jquery 11mo ago
それ何のことか全然わからん…冗談だよ。メインはビジュアルノベルとラノベ、たまにエロｗ
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by jquery 11mo ago
Qwen 2.5 is so bad it’s good. Some really insane results if you watch it for a while. Almost like it’s taking the piss.
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by jquery 11mo ago
I agree that our system (America’s, specifically) is too slow, but it’s not inherent to democracy, it’s the fact we only have elections every few years, because these rules were written in the 1700s when holding an election / voting in
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by jquery 11mo ago
I’ve been using Kimi K2 a lot this month. Gives me Japanese->English translations at near human levels of quality, while respecting rules and context I give it in a very long, multi-page system prompt to improve fidelity of translation f
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by jquery 11mo ago
No, just no. I get where you’re coming from, but I disagree in the strongest terms that copying China is the way forward. Closed, centralized models can scale quickly, as China did, but open models generate more frontier innovation and resi
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by jquery 11mo ago
I didn't know who owned WaPo until Bezos started putting his thumb on the scale.
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by jquery 11mo ago
IMO, the rules haven't changed at all, shit has always been bad. Ask any Black American. The silver lining to all this open corruption is that even the most milquetoast centrists of 2020 are turning into people calling for actual conse
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by jquery 11mo ago
>90% of reporters are left wing Citation very much needed. Also, what percent of reporting news organization owners are left wing?
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by jquery 11mo ago
They weren't revoked from unfettered access to the Pentagon. They were revoked from all access to the Pentagon. It's hard to be a democratic society when the institutions that make democracy possible are hindered wherever possib
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by jquery 1y ago
It’s the strongest shake the area has felt in a decade. I think it’s just the community having a bit of fun.
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by jquery 1y ago
They put reading a book and watching slow paced television in the same category, which to me seems like a category error entirely. I see nothing wrong with avoiding slow-paced video… life is short, time is precious. If slow video is not you
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by jquery 1y ago
>Revenue... yes. Profit is still an open question. could have said the same thing about most FAANG companies at one point or another.

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