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lolc
6mo ago
The victims went after a slanderer who systematically profited from his lies. Don't see why we should compare him to randos on Twitter.
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lolc
6mo ago
"Great idea wise customer, I will certainly mock one out just for you!"
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lolc
6mo ago
Yea sorry I didn't follow the thread properly.
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lolc
6mo ago
You haven't answered my question. When do I switch addresses in DNS?
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lolc
6mo ago
Not clear what your point is. The Signal server wakes up the app via an empty message. At most the info this conveys is that a Signal app got a message to pull.
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lolc
6mo ago
At what point could I confidently publish the addresses 1:2:3:4:0:0:0:1 and 1:2:3:4:0:0:0:2 in DNS records for people to reach those two servers? After my ISP has switched, or after everybody's ISP has switched? The idea that any ISP
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lolc
6mo ago
I read through some of the discussion on Wikipedia. The operator of the bot comes across as agreeable and arrogant at the same time. Questioned about it, he's asking his rig why it did something and quotes verbatim from the generated t
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lolc
6mo ago
Why would it need to? Users police themselves :-)
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lolc
6mo ago
What I want to see is a dating service where I can pledge some money to some charity. Everybody on the site can check what I've pledged, and I can release it anytime. The service can take their cut, fine. Now when I meet somebody throu
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lolc
6mo ago
I don't think it's as easy as looking at open weight API prices. We don't know whether the operators are making a profit on all the hardware they bought. Maybe the prices we pay just cover electricity. And it's not even
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lolc
6mo ago
This, to me, is the strongest argument to offer these slop generators. It provides an incentive to follow the robots.txt.
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lolc
6mo ago
I wouldn't call it cheating. But I have no trouble drawing lines that exclude some people, if that levels the field for a bigger group. In this case the female olympics would soon be known as the intersex olympics given the selection p
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lolc
6mo ago
I don't know the specifics in this case, but they can be biologically male and use the female gender. How would that conflict your point?
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lolc
6mo ago
Just comparing genes, a male human is more closely related with all male chimps than with any female human.
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lolc
7mo ago
Whoa hold your brush. US admin agency over wars that affect oil prices was very different in 2022 compared to 2026.
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lolc
7mo ago
To me, how the death threat is phrased is not very important. What would you drop from the title to include that?
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lolc
7mo ago
Please realize that Switzerland holds many votes per year. There is no big voting day where I have to go somewhere. I could go cast my ballot in person, but I can also fill out and send in my ballot in advance. That is entirely routine and
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lolc
8mo ago
This is a pattern I observe frequently where the text generator replaces very specific code comments with generic versions. Same for variable names that are written in blood. I do wonder whether "semantic ablation" is the right te
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lolc
8mo ago
Good example, there are scandals around custody too!
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lolc
8mo ago
> Don't live in Sweden if you have kids, I guess! I heard of countries where parents are fond of having firearms around.
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lolc
8mo ago
Who is the "establishment"? All power is granted and can be withdrawn. But the brick will not know.
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lolc
8mo ago
> Then there's the weak, pathetic, scrawny dweeb who sits on a bench dressed up in fancy robes, who passes judgment on big strong men in handcuffs daily and sends them to prison for years. He may have some level of power, but he
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8mo ago
From my read you said something different from what OP said. They voiced that there was a wiping of preference that was noticeable, where you said "it does this all the time." Sure both can describe the same thing, but they don&#x
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9mo ago
I'm curious what scenarios your imagining. Because I can't think of a single situation where a track limit should not be applied automatically, at least to trains with passengers on them.
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9mo ago
I guess they'd argue that the people in China don't count, because people in China don't get to choose Google. But yeah, the stats they use from "StatCounter" are clearly not representative for what the world uses.
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9mo ago
I'm talking about how language can be used without misunderstanding. In what instances would you front a personal pronoun in English? > It's not a coincidence that the arguments that are free to wander around the sentence are t
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9mo ago
Yeah sure there are other languages where the cases allow flexible argument ordering. I should have written "another language" not "any other language" because I meant the languages I know. I can see how it'd work i
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9mo ago
Haha I can read some casual Turkish and this made my day! Funny how the case system of Turkish is both strong and standardized enough for this to work well. I don't know any other language where flexible argument order would work so we
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9mo ago
Fusion will be its own extinction event as things go. At our development level, if we develop fusion, we'll have to live underground after boiling the oceans to generate crypto tokens and undress videos. The asteroid is just science un
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9mo ago
The general idea is that Iran would be more effective as a regional power if it wasn't ruled by islamists. And that at least the current government of Israel likes incompetent neighbours that make them look good. Not a difficult argume
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