knodi123

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by knodi123 4y ago
Or just deputize Duterte and let him execute every addict and dealer he can get his bloody hands on. Genius idea, I wonder why no one else thought of the utterly psychopathic solution?
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by knodi123 4y ago
> "Legalize everything" stops working when addictive substances are involved. I don't really think that's the case. Prohibition is what enables all the evils we hate. If all of these drugs were legal, and cheap, an
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by knodi123 4y ago
she's not a cop, but okay.
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by knodi123 4y ago
> For a blue state that's pretty fucked up, but then it's only about 55% blue fun fact, that's pretty normal. That's why all this talk about a national divorce is boneheaded-stupid. The only reason we have red state
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by knodi123 4y ago
my grandma's incandescent nightlight has lasted 35 years and counting. (it's a special bulb, and runs at a very low wattage- perhaps under-spec?)
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by knodi123 4y ago
> ball up a couple hundred dollar bills and throw them at you this is why more and more businesses only accept cards. :-P
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by knodi123 4y ago
This is a quote from a Bill Hicks standup routine. https://youtu.be/1o_8b31GRnU?t=49
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by knodi123 4y ago
Totally counterintuitive, but yup. There ya go. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XBfg1rwZKHk
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by knodi123 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l789l6np-qA
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by knodi123 4y ago
> China has good people living there too you know ? Are they in charge? If not, are they at least able to elect good people into office?
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by knodi123 4y ago
I don't think that counts, because nobody wants to keep polio around, nor does eliminating your own country's polio disadvantage you in any way. Also, it's not as if the elected politicians of each country got together and n
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by knodi123 4y ago
Kinda like how marriage therapists have slightly higher divorce rates than the national average? https://psychcentral.com/pro/do-marriage-family-therapists-h...
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by knodi123 4y ago
Eh. It's not a deterioration, it's just language. It's not like there was a carefully designed "one true language" in the past and this is a fallen world speaking only inferior pidgins. Even in the bible, we can se
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by knodi123 4y ago
yeah, but is the amazon as big as the next 6 combined (as the wiki suggests), or is it some smaller or larger multiple?
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by knodi123 4y ago
What's up with this when running `python generate.py --config configs/generate/generate.yaml --prompt "Write a script to reverse a string in Python"` ? huggingface_hub.utils._errors.RepositoryNotFoundError: 40
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by knodi123 4y ago
Unfair. You should have said "question this jeopardy answer".
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by knodi123 4y ago
He said that those kinds of statements would be outrageous.
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by knodi123 4y ago
> It depends if were talking 'Butlerian Jihad' levels of disruption here. Yeah, but we weren't. We were talking about chatgpt and llms. Of course if the singularity arrives, all bets are off, all dominoes will topple, and
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by knodi123 4y ago
> The fucking name of the screen is "passwords"! I shouldn't have to get farther than "pas" for it to be the first entry on the list, "pass" in the worst-case! Weird. "pas" and it was top of
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by knodi123 4y ago
So the research and development will just move over to a neighboring country? This isn't like the manhattan project. There are lots of people who know how to make this stuff, and they don't need rare volatile elements - just co
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by knodi123 4y ago
I can host llama's 7b model internally. It hallucinates more often than not and has a tendency to ramble, but dammit it's local and secure!
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by knodi123 4y ago
> So take everything with a 10 pound block of salt. That's enough salt to kill anyone. I hope everyone takes your dietary advice with an appropriate amount of skepticism.
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by knodi123 4y ago
I once got a phone call from a guy who stole my bike, begging me not to press charges. He'd overheard my name from the cops, and I was in the phone book. I said I'd press charges anyway and I hoped he rotted in jail. Of course,
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by knodi123 4y ago
> It's already illegal to impersonate someone to steal money or scam them, and those laws were on the books before computers existed. There are two hurdles a criminal has to get past: 1. decide to break the law 2. figure out how to
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by knodi123 4y ago
Not all games are meant to be a joyful memory. It's just an art form, as versatile as any other. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Train_(board_game)
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by knodi123 4y ago
> broken old laptops and desktops from this era are surprisingly high, and working ones are actually expensive! What do you think, could it be factories or corporations that have critical processes running on ancient software that requir
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by knodi123 4y ago
> there's a reason the streets are filled with homeless encampments I think we've pretty conclusively proven this to be false. There are several reasons the streets are filled with unhoused people. Some are so mentally ill t
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by knodi123 4y ago
> Not only is shoplifting not legal on a broad scale, but it's a very disingenuous interpretation. Disingenuous? You mean intentionally deceptive? https://www.wsj.com/articles/san-francisco-shoplifters-theft..
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by knodi123 4y ago
was it the hypocritic oath, "second, do no harm"?
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by knodi123 4y ago
Most cheap locks work on a similar premise. At my last building, my apartment key could open two other doors on my floor and the floor above. And I once stole a bike by accident because the owner had the same color and model, and brand of

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