lynx23

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by lynx23 3y ago
Which is a totally understandable reaction, since you overstepped a line and pretended you have the right to judge others. In my book, you only have the right to do this with your children, until they are 18 or something. After that, you
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by lynx23 3y ago
So, to sum up two comments on this page, as well as the last 2 years: Excessive eudaimonia demands led people to metanoia.
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by lynx23 3y ago
Those of "us" which think content creators should be paid buy music on BandCamp, donate to open source projects, follow folks on Patreon, or whatever. I submit nobody is actually consuming ads voluntarily. Its like stockholm syn
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by lynx23 3y ago
Whats wrong about "almost ended" or, "vastly reduced"? I feel manipulated when I see "virtually ended".
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by lynx23 3y ago
Hmm, this is great food for thought! I am working on a Haskell based REPL for GPT, called GPTi[1] which might benefit from this approach. [1] https://github.com/mlang/gpti
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by lynx23 3y ago
If you belief the meme that every critic is automatic a lunatic, talking to you about this issue is in vain. The media has definitely been used to transport a narrative, and did not work independently during the covid crisis. If you belie
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by lynx23 3y ago
This is only really a problem if she was patronized and/or coerced into this. The line is sometimes hard to draw, but this is where the problem begins.
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by lynx23 4y ago
So, democracies had to put out a big fucking lie to save themselves? The lost trust will never be gained back.
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by lynx23 4y ago
Journalists are oppotunists with a big ego. I dont trust a single story anymore, they lie whenever they open their mouths!
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by lynx23 4y ago
Sure, trust in centralized hierarchies as much as you like. IMO, the problem is more linked to missing accountability then trust in whatever system is called establishment. A single doctor is enough to do a lot of harm. If we, as a socie
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by lynx23 4y ago
So you are comparing idiots that fall for "financial advice" on youtube to pregnant women who were given a radioactive cocktail without knowing about it? You seem to confirm that everyone has different sort of values...
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by lynx23 4y ago
I am not surprised. I was abused for a medical experiment at the age of 6, around 1985. This stuff still happens, but if you talk about it, people tend to not want to believe you, for their own peace of mind.
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by lynx23 4y ago
I doubt there is much of a difference between typical brainless human management, and AI management. Maybe AI is even better, that is at least likely.
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by lynx23 4y ago
In a world where almost every country has an arsenal of weapons, you are afraid of climate change? But yeah, that seems to be the new nemesis for a certain generation. Anyway, your post reminded me of the "The Futurological Congress&q
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by lynx23 4y ago
Siri, don't make me even start. I like much of what Apple does, but Siri is just hilariously bad. The error rate at speech recognition seems to have gone up over the years. Keywords are randomly being changed, sometimes they fire, a
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by lynx23 4y ago
Please don't speak for people whoes motivation you probably dont fully understand. "Everyone" is always and per definition wrong, absolute statements like this only show that you are going to far and shouldn't be taken
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by lynx23 4y ago
We live in a world were the "Ministry of Truth" is actually a reality, backed by activists and SJWs. In a sense, that is Crowd-Funded Orwellianism.
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by lynx23 4y ago
I am blind. I use Apple. Because Google slacks off with Android accessibility since they decided to play copy-cat with what Apple did. Even after 15 years of trying to catch up, the Android accessibility is still subpar compared to what
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by lynx23 4y ago
Well, quantity vs. quality I guess. "Mostpopular", "tens of millions of views", "audience skews young". Thanks for sparing me the time of trying to sub him...
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by lynx23 4y ago
Is Twitter really still a thing? Amazing how long it takes for "established" internet services to die.
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by lynx23 4y ago
Do we have a word/phrase to describe the rather obvious fight over remote-work that broke out roughly 2 years ago? I still remember the mechanics. Covid-19 forced management to go all-in on remote-work, which was a god-sent for those
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by lynx23 4y ago
Yes, thats part of the issue. I was interviewed once by an university student who was working on a navigation system for blind pedestrians. The idea is great, of course, but it was obvious after a while that primary mtoivation to work on
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by lynx23 4y ago
I am blind. I know sensor-thingies since the early 90s. I have to admit, whenever I tried one, it was kind of fun to play with, but eventually turned out to be useless in practice. The problem always boils down to the bandwidth you have
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by lynx23 4y ago
Like kitchen knives, which are used to end unhappy relationships. Is this really an argument we should be talking about? Wouldn't you feel silly presenting such an argument, to a household knive maker?
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by lynx23 4y ago
I had Emacs running as PID 1 inside of an initramfs roughly around 2010. Had a part of sysvinit reimplemented in Emacs Lisp, for things like ALSA and networking. Kernel + initramfs was roughly 200MB IIRC.
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by lynx23 4y ago
I am pretty convinced a large majority of humans don't do anything differently, they also just generate "plausible-sounding words".
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by lynx23 4y ago
Hey killjoy, your reply reads a lot like the conservative father of a love-smitten youngster.
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by lynx23 4y ago
I don't understand why people like to bath in drama like this. Yes, there are statistics... But, to be a bit cynic, you can spend your whole life being afraid of everything. But you can not spend the rest of your death being sorry ab
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by lynx23 4y ago
> as being treated differently can get really annoying after a while Yes, I can relate. I am blind, and 90% of all the interactions I have with strangers in public spaces are drenched in pity and patronisation. Being special sucks!
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by lynx23 4y ago
I am honestly curious, what countries do you refer to when you say not-welcomed countries? The first thing that came to mind was Germany, but I am guessing you were not talking about that... Never forget that hostilities towards people fro

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