legacynl

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by legacynl 7mo ago
I think you're right, and I think that's in large parts perfectly fine. As long as the important skills that we need continually keep replenishing themselves in young people. The problem is identifying which skills those actually
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by legacynl 7mo ago
I don't know what your interpretation of 'expanding possibilities' is, but I suspect that those are shortcuts in some way too. If you only use AI to help you search the internet, you'll become less adept at searching you
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by legacynl 7mo ago
The website of Bazzite says it comes with 'cpu-governors that are optimized for gaming'. A governor basically decides when and how to change the power level of your CPU. If a core is experiencing high load, it might increase power
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Perhaps on the consumer front. But if you have some 30yr old factory with machines, those machines probably use windows software, and you can be reasonably sure that that software will still run in 20 years. It's not like apple just de
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Idk which desktop environment you're using, but window tiling on KDE Plasma is quite good.
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by legacynl 7mo ago
> When Linux goes off and decides it'll rewrite You're acting as if Linux is a single entity that can just decide to improve this or the other. The phrase "Linux should do X" is as useful as "Society should do X&
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Although prebuilts often come with preinstalled garbage, that is software that only runs after the whole OS has started and intialized. Before that there are several pieces of code that run. When the motherboard first gets power, there&#x27
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by legacynl 7mo ago
I do hope you understand that 'bad thing X happened to me, therefore any measure to prevent X is good' is a logical fallacy? "As someone who had a brand new mbp stolen from me, I'm personally 100% in favor of the remote-
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by legacynl 7mo ago
The start menu is a react app? What the hell.
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Unless you're being willfully obtuse, I'm sure you can come up with your own examples of how some changes in society, culture or politics could massively improve the lives of everyone.
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by legacynl 7mo ago
We isn't an imprecise word at all, it's very precise in it's definition. I can honestly not come up with a single example of the distinction between 'zanmen and women' being useful besides this specific case where y
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by legacynl 7mo ago
There are multiple ways that people and society can progress, and most of them have nothing to do with tech.
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by legacynl 7mo ago
> Why would cognitive overload work better? I don't know where you get the 'cognitive overload' term from (it's not in the article). But it general; cognitive effort is what drives our brains to learn in the first pla
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by legacynl 7mo ago
What is your argument actually based on? It seems you're just assuming this to be the case.
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by legacynl 7mo ago
As far as I see it, AI is the reason they're unnecessarily paying 300k/year in the first place. A human engineer was the one that identified the problem with this JS dependency, and the human told then made AI fix its' origin
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Since you compare it to religious indoctrination: I wouldn't want my child to be indoctrinated into believing some religion, but I still want my children to learn about religion. Not because I think it's important, but because we
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Let's be nice to science here. Machine learning was the science. All this bad shit that has followed is purely the fault of capitalist companies.
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by legacynl 7mo ago
Lie-detection is not going to happen (for a long time). There are no known 'ticks' that can reliably detect lies. Even if there were, there is so much variability in individuals that there is basically no way to find a generalized
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by legacynl 8mo ago
Another relationship that Trump destroyed and won't come back in the next 30 years.
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by legacynl 8mo ago
I love these kinds of articles. Predictions for the future based on nothing more than 5 minutes of surface level contemplation. No sources given.
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by legacynl 8mo ago
I don't think I'm young enough to understand this.
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by legacynl 8mo ago
still making up stories though
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by legacynl 8mo ago
"sometimes I make up false stories to make me feel better about my favorite company :D"
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by legacynl 8mo ago
What are you trying to say actually? That we can't fault apple for a decision they're making? When they do something marginally nice: "omg apple is so great :D" when they do something stupid: "poor apple is being fo
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by legacynl 8mo ago
ai slop
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by legacynl 9mo ago
> but the fact that chlorination is needed. You're wrong. The whole point is this: in EU, you cannot chlorinate your chickens. This means that to sell chicken, you need to make sure that your chicken is good to eat without chlorinat
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by legacynl 10mo ago
lol. Where is all this anti-psytrance hate coming from? Are you people actually that childish that you don't understand the concept of taste, and that everyones' is different? People who have like different music than you aren&#x2
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by legacynl 10mo ago
I'm assuming you don't know much about music then? > do people get high and just start shoveling psy-trance tracks out or something? Like with most art-forms, it's basically impossible to properly appreciate the art-form w
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by legacynl 10mo ago
Lmao
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by legacynl 10mo ago
ublock origin lite is the knee-capped version that is also available in chrome. I haven't tried it, but it is technically not able to block all ads.

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