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by ls612 10mo ago
lolwut? For phones it’s one thing but even the Switch has Atmosphere CFW for hackable or modded units and it seems like multiple switch emulators have emerged from the ashes of Yuzu. And for earlier consoles the situation is even more compr
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by ls612 10mo ago
OpenAI has regular tender offers for their employees, so while this advice is reasonable in general it is less true for this case.
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by ls612 10mo ago
But you can look at trends in other comparable states compared to California both before and after CA outlawed AA at public California universities by referendum.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Economist here (but not a game theorist): Repeated games are actually really hard to find closed form equilibria for in general. Additionally, many repeated games have multiple equilibria which makes every bit of follow on analysis that muc
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by ls612 10mo ago
Cloudflare and all the major browsers have supported it for a couple years now.
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by ls612 10mo ago
If you have nothing else sure. Otherwise build your life on reality not on sandcastles in the clouds.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Cynicism in younger people is merely operationalizing the adage “prepare for the worst and hope for the best”. Hope just isn’t a great foundation for basing decisions on if you have any other foundation available.
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by ls612 10mo ago
GOG isn’t as good of a business as CDPR’s development studios so it is getting spun off.
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by ls612 10mo ago
The people who worry about “alignment” are very much not the same people who want anyone to have local AI hardware. They are the people who would force every computer legally allowed to be sold to the hoi polloi to be as locked down as an i
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by ls612 10mo ago
Nowadays for self hosted DNS the solution I use is Pihole + Tailscale (for the Pihole DNS anywhere) if I could figure it out in one afternoon it is pretty idiot proof.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Your link isn’t working for me but the IPCC middle of the road scenario has 10in by 2100 and past IPCC middle of the road estimates from the 90s have so far turned out to be reasonably accurate predictions.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Unfortunately AI Luddites are a bipartisan phenomenon. Few other issues unite Ron Desantis and Bernie Sanders but opposing any new datacenter construction does.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Then we will need to figure out how to deal with about a foot of sea level rise. Not ideal but far from catastrophic for our civilization.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Inference is probably profitable in a unit economics sense today, there have been multiple back of the envelope calculations this year talking about this. And with multiple high quality open weights models out there I see no reason why comp
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by ls612 10mo ago
People on this forum should definitely be concerned about the techlash coming for data centers, I doubt many here would enjoy a future where compute follows the same trend as housing prices because it’s illegal to build more of either.
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by ls612 10mo ago
The dirty little secret is that there is an incredible ideological incentive for many for Lamarckianism to be true so that they can blame “lived experience” for every ill in the world. Retroviruses, transposons, etc do not have that specifi
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by ls612 10mo ago
Jonsbo N5.
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by ls612 10mo ago
I spent $2550 on a TrueNAS setup with 3x22TB drives, so 40 TB usable after setting up ZFS. The case can hold 8 drives so I could go up to 120TB usable for an additional $2000 at $400/drive. Building big storage servers is actually much
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by ls612 10mo ago
The question isn't whether your or my proposed regime is practical. The first amendment precedent is clear that the government is not allowed to restrict children's speech any more than it is adults' speech aside from some na
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by ls612 10mo ago
Sleep has always worked on my desktop with a random Asus board from the early 2020s with no issues aside from one Nvidia driver bug earlier this year (which was their fault not MS's). Am I just really lucky?
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by ls612 10mo ago
Porn has always been treated differently than other speech that is why most age verification laws want for it first. As for your other examples those are all technically voluntary, as it’s unlikely a government mandate that nobody under 17
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by ls612 10mo ago
The equivalence is that children have first amendment rights (see Tinker v Des Moines) and speech delivered by the internet is still speech.
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by ls612 10mo ago
The only reason the earlier age verification laws were upheld were because they narrowly targeted porn. This is an entirely unsurprising outcome.
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by ls612 10mo ago
Gaben does nothing: Wins Gaben does something: Wins Harder
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by ls612 10mo ago
I had Grok write me a 150 line shell script which it nearly oneshot, except for the fact it made a one character typo in some file path handling code that took me an hour to diagnose. On one hand it’s so close to being really really good f
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by ls612 10mo ago
It’s only actually illegal if a landlord went to jail for doing it, otherwise it’s just a cost of doing business.
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by ls612 10mo ago
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by ls612 10mo ago
I mean Facebook and Anthropic both torrented LibGen in its entirety.
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by ls612 10mo ago
I’m saying it’s only a matter of time before they get Pavel Durov’ed.
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by ls612 10mo ago
You ever heard of the phrase “show me the man and I’ll show you the crime”? These guys are gonna discover what that means really quickly.

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