lukan

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by lukan 7d ago
Loud idiots will always be loud idiots. My point was just that nerds are indeed bad at communicating their knowledge to the "normie" world. Because they forget what is daily lingo for them - is just black magic to them.
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by lukan 7d ago
Yes! Also be in control of my phone, not having to "deactivate" bloat and garbage brought to me with every update and preinstalled trash I can only "deactivate" not uninstall. I do want a smartphone - just not one that i
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by lukan 7d ago
"What's the point of complaining about use of jargonisms in a specialist-leaning spaces?" Because most of those specialist's will make the same demands in the same jargon outside those spaces, too. And wonder why the res
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by lukan 7d ago
So you would be fine with someone clearing out your house, while you were away? There is no door, that cannot be opened with enough effort. Part of what stops people trying, is the fear of consequences.
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by lukan 7d ago
So this is genuine free market activism?
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by lukan 7d ago
If they are killed by houthi drones and not iranian drones, I would think so. If someone on a military base with no attacks going on, got a heart attack by watching the news, probably not a war fatality. But we don't know, so any concr
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by lukan 7d ago
Might be also that AI slob screw up, that allmost lead to armed confrontation with china: https://edition.cnn.com/2026/09/18/politics/us-military-ai-f...
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by lukan 8d ago
I don't know, but all humans make errors, but if some humans are known to hallucinate, you don't let them do important things unsupervised. So error sounds actually less problematic to me.
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by lukan 8d ago
Who is not taking responsibility? You think that anaylst that copy pasted AI slob of such a critical information will be rewarded?
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by lukan 8d ago
It is a goop. They basically eat themself, except for some predefined core parts, which will then use the rest to grow and connect.
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by lukan 8d ago
Everything about it is. Also in the process of helping my dad with his phone, 76 and my grandmother 99. Maybe this works better with Apple, but the biggest problem on Android is, that it feels like every update shuffles everything around. A
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by lukan 8d ago
Yeah, that plot might actually work and is more believable than mine. (some women actually do feel like a baby is a parasite growing inside them - this would be a extreme version of it)
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by lukan 8d ago
You mean each women all producing parts of the baby one then one women/machine putting all the parts together?
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by lukan 8d ago
I remember few places more toxic, than the informal IT forum of my university. It went roughly like this, someone asking a noob question about the current course that week - and it was met by 2-5 very hostile toxic answers, variations of ho
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by lukan 9d ago
Their performance is not great comoared to the competition and their market share is at 3.7% and falling. The only thing that keeps me there, is ublock origin. The moment ladybird or a a servo base browser becomes an option I switch. And if
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by lukan 9d ago
Servo never had. But yes, mozilla management let FF go down the drain.
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by lukan 9d ago
In this time and age I don't think it is a reasonable decision, but sure, their right to make that decision.
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by lukan 9d ago
Firefox was bad on linux for a long time. Even running the windows ff build via wine/proton got you better performance than the "native" build (I think that was around 10 years ago).
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by lukan 9d ago
Probably because broad adoption would help making it a real option to use in the near future? So sure, Samsung would bundle it with their usual crap, but if it helps making the engine more mature, great, but I also don't see why they w
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by lukan 10d ago
I very much think it did, because FF once was recommended by us nerds, we installed it for people and praised it. And that made an impact outside of our circles. Now I still occasionaly install it along with ublock origin because there is n
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by lukan 11d ago
Yeah but because we have so much ressources and people we also have all in all quite some survival nerds, who could learn from all the tribes in the world and have the starting bonus of high tech. Things wpuld be fough with a society collap
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by lukan 11d ago
"to have a chance against intelligent humans. Until it was solved." But this was the original statement - so solved references "chance against intelligent humans". And this is clearly solved. No comment on that there can
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by lukan 11d ago
No, only in some instances maybe, they were mostly leechers.
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by lukan 11d ago
No, that is not what "people" in general mean, this is only what some people mean. Other people know there is no solving go with calculating, but using statistics to achieve the goal of becoming better at humans. And they are. (Wi
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by lukan 11d ago
Language is indeed evolving. Being good in chess was (and still is) associated with being intelligent. But if a computer does it, it is just a calculator (and it is). Then go, the great game for intelligence, too complex for calculators to
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by lukan 12d ago
You visit "cold places when they are warmest" - spain is usually not considered a cold place, but scandinavia is.
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by lukan 12d ago
Fable 5.1 was explicitely supposed to improve that, I used it only a bit so far and it seems at least better.
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by lukan 12d ago
Well, I am not a historian, but born as a german catholic and my 99 year old grandmother is still alive and of clear mind and I engaged with the topic a lot, so I probably do have some insights - but no, I don't know any absolute numbe
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by lukan 12d ago
"I visit cold places when they're the warmest (their summer) " Which is also what I said? But otherwise I do prefer a temperate life. Not too hot, not too cold.
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by lukan 12d ago
It can be, especially in the mountains. But the very south is pretty mild.

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