katzinsky

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by katzinsky 2y ago
So what do you do when it turns out there are large groups of people who just can't socialize well in an environment like that where other groups are a majority? Liberalism doesn't answer this nicely because of the belief that eve
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I think he probably means that the LLMs never see the rasterized image output.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I like Linux phones but it's hard to justify spending $700 on any portable computer, especially one with only 3gb of ram. I think for most people there really isn't any competition, especially with the lock in from icloud. It was
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Developed countries are absolutely swamped with immigrants (skilled and not.) We're not short on workers but we are dysfunctionally short on social cohesion. Immigration exacerbates that and people check out. EDIT: I'm out of po
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Yeah. Knowing my tools are judging my political positions and could self destruct if the authors disagree just makes me love using my computer. This is why I only use local models these days. EDIT: Out of posts for today but I've been
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by katzinsky 2y ago
This is why I keep all but ~$200 in a bond ladder in my brokerage and pay my credit card bills directly from my paycheck. The bank is just an ACH terminal now.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Ignoring sanctions the US has not defaulted on its debt since the 70s. Those periods where a new budget has not been approved resulted in the US being late to fulfill invoices but all of the coupons on the bonds still went out. If that didn
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by katzinsky 2y ago
From what I've seen not only are they taking it from otherwise productive components of the economy they tend to produce and encourage economic actors that are a net loss themselves. We'd probably see much higher GDP (after a shor
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by katzinsky 2y ago
The way I handle it is having separate pages for stuff that updates often and then link them from my now page.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
This isn't a problem on Linux because there's a careful community oriented path for users who may not understand what they're doing without cutting things off from knowledgeable users. In fact OSX let everyone just download a
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by katzinsky 2y ago
This isn't a problem on Linux because instead of force you have a small group of maintainers who the users are able to outsource the decision making to. There are other ways to do this which work much much better and don't constra
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by katzinsky 2y ago
If Apple cared about privacy ssh would be well supported OOTB and you'd be able to build your apps from the source. There's no way to do this, even if you pay all the fees push notifications won't work unless you publish to t
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Not on an iPhone. I'd probably buy one today if that were allowed.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
After people doing this to White men for at least the past few years and largely being encouraged by people from Israel it's a little hard to feel sympathy.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
It is for now. I'm sure they'd fork it if they had to.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Git without github is pretty much the same as with it. It's just PRs that are different.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Depending on the protocol you can probably do reflection attacks over tcp with TFO.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
It will probably be Opera. The only reason I don't use their browsers is because I don't like running non-free software and really don't like using it heavily or for anything important but losing ad block would push me in
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Have you tried using threads in mutt? Having them collapse by default seems to reproduce what I remember the gmail experience being.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I haven't read his book but I've watched my parents try to follow his ideas and I'm worried they're going to bankrupt themselves. They're not dumb, my dad has a much more successful career as an SWE than I've h
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Actually I think you're overly optimistic.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I think we can both agree that for example liberalism and Islam are incompatible. So if you want to conserve liberalism you'll have to exclude Muslims. That's not universalist -> liberalism and universalism are incompatible.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I think he means it in an abstract sense where people can transgress "natural law" are criminals even though the de jure law might contradict it. I think it comes from this old idea that legislation is really about discovering the
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by katzinsky 2y ago
It's not a complete definition but he is right that conservatism is completely incompatible with universalism. This is a little confusing in the US and other Anglo countries because traditionally we have been fairly liberal so sometime
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I don't have to do this on my laptop. I have 10 and 15 year old laptops that I can run the latest version of Linux straight from kernel.org on for free.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
I think it is a little more complicated. The actual native population in the US is shrinking so demand and thus cost should be shrinking.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
Heh I guess that's a good point. All I have is a ten year old iPhone just to run Cisco DUO for work and there seems to be no way to run llama.cpp on it even with a very small model. Occasionally I'll use i.sh to ssh into a decent
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by katzinsky 2y ago
idk I was happy with whatever the iPhone 3gs did. Yeah there's some really amazing stuff the new phone can do but I honestly don't care. If I need a piece of correctly specked camera equipment I'd probably buy a dedicated dev
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by katzinsky 2y ago
It would be nice to be able to run llama.cpp on my phone but if I had the choice between that and a root shell and c compiler I'd definitely take the shell.
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by katzinsky 2y ago
The only thing that would make a new phone interesting is Linux support. Otherwise email works, the web works, mms works, and the camera, screen, and RAM, on phones ten years ago was already way more than you need. The phone specific softwa

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