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by justonenote 2y ago
Things are very black and white these days, no room for shades.
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by justonenote 2y ago
Fine, that's still extra information. More accurately in the context of the comment, its "Im gonna be an asshole to you because I think you don't have the life experience I do", which is at least, some kind of signal. I
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by justonenote 2y ago
Do you honestly think an insult never brought about a change in a person? You never think a carefully landed and accurate insult made someone reconsider their position? Weird, because in my experience, that has happened to every single pers
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by justonenote 2y ago
No comment.
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by justonenote 2y ago
It was for effect. Maybe you'd prefer if we were all maximally polite drones but that's not how humans are, going back to GPs point, and I don't think it's a state than anyone truly wants either.
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by justonenote 2y ago
That would be removing information and strictly worse that including it. Communication is about communicating information, sometimes a terse short and aggressive style is the most effective way. It activates neurons in a way a paragraph of
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by justonenote 2y ago
Where did he signal this? Once you find the quote, go onto politco (a not exactly pro-trump site) fact-checking service to get the full context.
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by justonenote 2y ago
The FBI and 51 Intelligence officials signed a document saying Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation 2-3 weeks before the last election, when in fact it was actually Hunter Biden's laptop. Is this a true statement or no
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by justonenote 2y ago
Whereas you are an "Evil_Saint" ? Hopefully you don't get to power yourself, with that kind of username, and all your book knowledge.
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by justonenote 2y ago
So you prefer corporate speak suits who don't make the mistake of embarrassing themselves in public? Because they don't ever speak in public? Are you honestly telling me you prefer un-named lobbyists having influence, because that
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by justonenote 2y ago
The reason trump won is that is he authentic. He is following through on his promises. He doesn't have 20 speech writers corralling his every word to be completely neutral and say nothing at all. It's insane to me that the so call
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by justonenote 2y ago
Whatever you think about Musk, he is a lot more transparent than other big donors and people who vie for influence in the USG. He is an idiot at times for sure, but he is an idiot publicly. It's insane to me that people on the so calle
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by justonenote 2y ago
I have never seen a thread on this site so full of vitriol, hatred, threats of blacklisting for life, threats of violence and general hysteria. And that kind of rhetoric is entirely coming from one side. (or at least the not dead comments o
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by justonenote 2y ago
There is so much confusion about terms like AGI, superintelligence, ASGI, consciousness, agents. For some, AGI is synonymous with Skynet like ideas, but there is no reason AGI couldn't be general but quite limited, and with no chance o
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by justonenote 2y ago
> Could you share the basis for saying they do, for those who are not primatologists? You can look it up yourself, plenty of published research. I'm not a primatologist either but still managed to educate myself. > Has someone ob
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by justonenote 2y ago
To me it's pretty obvious that we are somewhere in-between the two in temperament, but probably tending quite a bit more toward the chimps. I don't have a peer-reviewed study or empirical proof etc but some things are just staring
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by justonenote 2y ago
It's not at all uncommon, either in history or modern day. The stats on wealth inequality in the west demonstrate this out pretty clearly. It's probably more viscerally visible in poorer parts of the world, though trying to compar
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by justonenote 2y ago
And what about chimpanzees? Our closest relative genetically. Is anyone disputing that they exhibit a brutally dominant social hierarchy? Our second closest relative is (afaik, or close enough) Bonobos, who lump around all day jacking each
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by justonenote 2y ago
So you are saying given an mutually exclusive choice you would save the life of 2 frogs over 1 human baby? If you really do believe this you are an outlier, and 99% of the population do not agree with you and would not want you setting any
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by justonenote 2y ago
calm down! I'm about to go on tirade! jfc dude it was just pointed out that the ssh+socks thing you provided has issues and there are simpler solutions. Ofc it depends on your goals but yeah if you care about privacy its a terrible sol
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by justonenote 2y ago
Some of the worst advice I've gotten in my life was to 'just ignore' verbal bullying/jokes in group settings. I mean in a way it worked no-one bothered me much because I would just dead-face stare so it was boring to eng
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by justonenote 2y ago
Authored by 5 women and 1 man, and the transcripts and initial research/sessions were run by only women therapists (which is noted at the start of the paper as something to be aware of) Not surprisingly then, the whole piece is framed
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by justonenote 2y ago
I don't know maybe I've just been unlucky, but at least for me on a couple of different laptops I regularly get full desktop freezes on Debian & Fedora from using things like VMs / GPU accelerated browser (Chrome) /
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by justonenote 2y ago
Sorry what?? Are you trying to refute my point that you end up tinkering if you are using Linux as a desktop? I don't want to run bleeding edge, I don't want to compile my OS from source, I did with slackware as a teenager, I just
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by justonenote 2y ago
can't answer for GP but most likely because he is male himself and so speaking to what he knows. Your question sounds like you are baiting, like you are pretending to be so naive that you are not aware that men and women face different
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by justonenote 2y ago
That really depends on what type of work you are doing and your specific combo of hardware. And yes you can do work, but when sleep and power management doesn't work it's a significant QoL downgrade. If you want to use CUDA as a s
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by justonenote 2y ago
so you gave 3 steps to get it working for firefox but forget one step that results in an IP leak. so not fud, it's a more brittle way to do it.
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by justonenote 2y ago
Does Firefox route WebRTC through a socks proxy? Does it leak your locally configured IP when WebRTC is initiated? Even if the specific case of Firefox can be configured correctly and you have the source to verify that's it only sendin
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by justonenote 2y ago
Bots will "snipe" hyped up releases of NFTs or tokens, using various techniques depending on the chain. On ethereum and most others the miners participate in this in exchange for a tip (usually an open market where people can bid
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by justonenote 2y ago
I agree. I can imagine a future where default internet access is highly curated by some local trusted group (at whatever scale, with whatever trust model, maybe state maybe community). While the open internet would be still accessible, acce

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