kadoban

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by kadoban 2y ago
The people responsible being Trump and his cronies?
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by kadoban 2y ago
Yes, and more. It's a whole related world.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Probably Linux if I had to pick one, partly because of how many tools were written for or on it and the ecosystem it's built up.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Answered above. :shrug:
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by kadoban 2y ago
There are zero buzzwords. I was just being vague because again, the cost of just flipping https on is negligible, it's literally more work to have this conversation and work out all of the details of exactly what attacks you're pr
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by kadoban 2y ago
It does quite a lot for security. It prevents evesdropping (to an extent, better with esni), disallows ad/malware-injection or content modification, and prevents credential sniffing. It does all that against most reasonable attackers,
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by kadoban 2y ago
The downsides of being secure are a 5 minute setup, once. The thought process of "should this be secure?" is 10 minutes even if the answer is obvious. So why bother? Just be secure and move on.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> Gotta be 1,000 words. What? Why? There's poems and stories shorter than that that must be copyrightable.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> Should/would the government bail out Tesla were it to get into financial difficulties? Should? No. Would? Yes.
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by kadoban 2y ago
I'm also not sure, but I'm thinking some variation of Quantum Field Theory.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> Try again, Trump famously didn’t have much corporate backing in 2016. Corporations wanted a standard Republican. He didn’t have any more money than the DNC. He is what the majority of the American people wanted. I thought you said it d
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by kadoban 2y ago
> Trump was elected fair and square. If you want to blame anyone - blame Americans. Despite the bullshit that the Democrats spout about “this isn’t who we are”. This is exactly who we are. I blame, primarily, the corporate takeover of go
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by kadoban 2y ago
> No corporation can force you to do anything, take away your freedom (the US has the highest incarceration rate of any democracy) or your property (see civil forfeiture). I can much more easily avoid a corporation than the government. A
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by kadoban 2y ago
The current regime is in a fascist power grab and you're both-sidsing some random-ass second lady from a generation ago? Yeah wonder why we can't have effective government. > Let’s just not give the government any more power in
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by kadoban 2y ago
The US needs to fix its government anyway. If they cannot, nothing else matters.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> So I'm not sure that it would really change the status quo for a different group of already rich people to profit off of art created largely by the working poor and owned largely by another group of already rich people. I did not
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by kadoban 2y ago
> The key to these interviewers isnt just study but actually practicing mock problems. There are tons of those these days. Do you happen to have any good sources or lists or anything?
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by kadoban 2y ago
So make the AI models public goods, developed by the government. Why should companies be getting rich on everyone else's work?
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by kadoban 2y ago
Yeah, fun, right? I've looked up why before, tldr it's just because historically astronomers have never had to care in any detail about chemical reactions (this is not strictly true of course, but somewhat close for at least a lar
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by kadoban 2y ago
Well, it doesn't apply to either JWST or the subject of the article, so kind of feels like it's worth mentioning. It doesn't change your specific, exact point (about previous cooling systems you were aware of), but it makes t
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by kadoban 2y ago
> The Tesla exec has access to the actual figure for miles traveled and why should he lie about something like that? Because money?
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by kadoban 2y ago
> The amount of gaslighting I got from FiveThirtyEight readers about how Kamala wasn't guaranteed to win was astronomical. I can't find any way to read this other than that you think that Kamala was guaranteed to win, and are s
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by kadoban 2y ago
You appear to be asking people to keep politics out of politics. What am I missing?
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by kadoban 2y ago
Fuck that guy too, nobody minds him going down if there's evidence. Do you think that fixes Trump's gross behavior and history?
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by kadoban 2y ago
He had a decades-long, close friendship with Epstein, and a documented, admitted history of vile behavior with women and girls. You can guess what kompromat would look like.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Not really possible. The models work fine once you fix them, it's just making sure you account for batching and concurrency's effect on how floating point gives very (very) slightly different answers based on ordering and grouping
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by kadoban 2y ago
The logic or reason is emergent in the combinations of the activations of different artificial neurons, no?
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by kadoban 2y ago
Pick a model, a seed, a temperature and fix some floating-point annoyances and the output is a deterministic algorithm from the input.
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by kadoban 2y ago
I guess at least they're being more transparent.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> US intel shows Russia and China are attempting to recruit disgruntled federal employees, sources say Why, Trump doesn't follow orders well enough?

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