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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Do people want that? I mean I don’t think it can discern if I say 15 or 50. Why would I leave that to chance that the ai properly grokked my message when despite what I’m guessing decades of work in the speech to text field, it is still pre
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Kuwait cannot do any of that unilaterally. They are a vassal state in the american hegemony.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
It still breathes legitimacy into this propaganda by hosting it as such without any qualification. People might be inclined to believe the PRC, after all it is in the LA times, how untrue might it even be, they might think. Editors ought to
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Seems the rate of kidnapping is currently orthogonal from the ransom so it is unclear that they will have a linear relationship in this way as you describe.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The deal becomes a subscription not indifferent from any other cost of doing business. Great for the hacker. Bad for the IT team incapable of anticipating these attack vectors.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Loose and unsatisfying stool?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
How do employees get paid here?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Who do you think sits on these grant review boards? It isn’t bureaucrats. These people are scientists in the field too.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The researcher gentleman cannot afford their own cryo em. We aren’t doing the science of 1890 anymore.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Hacker news front page would go away but not new or any top ranking. It would be nice to have a hn without the second chance queue imo.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The stock became a meme
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Why not wait a week and take the site down and ransom them again?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
While the us stance has resulted in savings on potential ransom, it has also lead to people being kept in prison for very long time until prisoner exchanges might be worked out. That cost to an individuals life being imprisoned is probably
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Does that justify publishing propaganda on your platform though? Editorial board should be media literate enough to know this. Of course, the LA times credibility has been tarnished since their billionaire owner bought it and started puttin
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The PRC penning stories directly into the Los Angeles Times seems like an even bigger story than this…
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Well what you returned is not exactly that it is dubious ai slop that is just as vague
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Plenty have dropped mac support even major devs that used to support it well. Paradox interactive no longer develops for mac. Valve also no longer develops for mac.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The last thing I want is a touchscreen laptop. Wouldn’t that be great adding stupid cost solely for the ipad kids to not feel so alarmed. Nothing like reaching your hand up unsupported to poke at a screen right? Gotta love the fingerprint s
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The fact it is easier for me to play the windows port on wine over the old mac port sometimes is absurd.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Ios actually is far better than macos for old apps. I have a few ancient maybe 8-10 year old ios apps on my iphone that have not received updates and still work fine. Can’t say the same for macos because they decided to drop 32bit support.
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Prize is too low. Says it only delivers 38 gallons of gas equivalent energy, assuming no loss which there will be.
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
The Apollo photos already on NASA fileservers that were included in this dump are the most compelling to me. Strange how common the triangle of orbs is in terms of sighting reports, and now we see that it was appreciated on the moon and doc
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Please don’t dump ai slop here.
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
It is a value judgement. It is life. It is not a rock. It merely lacks sentience, as far as we are aware at least. May I ask what you think of a human in a coma? Are they also no different than a rock to you?
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Of course it is. Play is a very basal behavior we see in a host of species among their young. Its biological role is to build up musculature and social bonding such that the individual will be strong enough and socialized enough to do what
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Yet, we don’t, is the key qualifier. The idea that babies feel pain is only somewhat recently accepted for example. What happens in a future if we determine plants also have pain signals? Would you feel some way, or would you chew that lett
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Nothing of substance in this reply either then
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Once again it is a moral value judgement to put sentient life on such a pedestal above other life not blessed with such a mutation.
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
Who do you sell to when there are no more humans??
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by kjkjadksj 6mo ago
As if that took the internet to do

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