malfist

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by malfist 5d ago
We all know the talking points from big corporations about why they force everyone into arbitration out of the goodness of their hearts. We don't need it regurgitated as if it's the truth.
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by malfist 5d ago
Whoa there, next you're going to tell me government action can benefit society
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by malfist 6d ago
That is not an argument that LLMs produce good code
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by malfist 6d ago
Anyone who thinks they can produce high quality code from an LLM is mistaken about how to judge code. Trust me, I've seen enough PRs to last a life time. A lot of professionals wouldn't know good code if it slapped them in the fac
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by malfist 6d ago
Your fantasy about 90% of workers idling at a construction site is just that: a fantasy. Go watch a road crew sometime. Everyone is working.
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by malfist 6d ago
My brother almost died in a car wreck with a deer.
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by malfist 7d ago
Who is this we?
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by malfist 7d ago
This is a great idea for a benchmark. Something all the benchmarks seem to be missing is strategy, tactical solutions in most of the benchmarks are all thats required but here requires actual long term thinking and tactical thinking, balanc
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by malfist 7d ago
Of course it's misleading, thats the point GP was trying to make. Averages belie truth in large, diverse systems with extremes
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by malfist 7d ago
Even if it's not a legal name, are you going to review the CV of an applicant who used a different name on every publication they claim authorship of? It's going to be pretty obvious someone is being nefarious
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by malfist 7d ago
Do you imagine a world where people are willing to go through the legal hassle of changing their name to get past a ban for low effort journal submissions?
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by malfist 7d ago
Not engaging with your second argument, it's just trollbait. But for your first argument, there is a big difference between info graphics trying to convey information and video thumbnails trying to trigger a click
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by malfist 8d ago
I did not know about them and I have a good use for them today. So I found it useful though I agree it needs the date disclaimer
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by malfist 8d ago
Settled out of court does not mean the court has decided what is fair use in the case.
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by malfist 8d ago
Apple can sync to my wii u?
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by malfist 8d ago
How do I use it on my desktop or laptop then? What if I switch browsers on my phone? What if I get a new phone? What if I change from android to iOS or visa versa? What if I need to log into the site on my Wii U's browser?
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by malfist 8d ago
Proton Pass hardly meets the bar of "universal way to register more than one device" Proton Pass is a specific way to do that, but not a universal way. Bitwarden can't use proton pass to move keys around, google can't, f
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by malfist 8d ago
It's as fair use as this scenario: I can use 6 seconds of a movie in a clip as fair use so I cut an entire movie up into 6 second clips and play them all one after another for you.
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by malfist 8d ago
Just like with guns, AI is a crime of scope. I can be a murderer with a knife, sure, but how many people can I kill? How many people can I kill if I have a class three license an a full auto gun? I can pirate a news article here or there, s
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by malfist 11d ago
But they have absolute confidence! They're absolutely right
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by malfist 11d ago
Why not? Percentage is the same for dollars as it is for yen or franks or pesos
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by malfist 12d ago
A plot?
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by malfist 13d ago
Me personally? No. Label fits.
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by malfist 13d ago
> By the way, you didn't commit theft. It's more like credit card fraud. I'm sure you carry cash and an ID or more in your wallet. Hardly just credit card fraud. The wallet itself has value too.
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by malfist 14d ago
What are you trying to say?
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by malfist 14d ago
If I set my walet beside me and you swipe in walking by, you have still committed theft. Victim blaming isn't legally acceptable
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by malfist 14d ago
Outside of the current nonsense in Iran, we've never had to go to war to prevent nuclear arms. We've never had to go to war to ban weapons in space. These things are possible. Hard but possible
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by malfist 14d ago
Ads seem to be working for most people or are people in protection racket where they have to pay to fend off the mobster from plastering the front of their store with roadblocks and directions to a competitor?
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by malfist 16d ago
Who are you who is so wise in the ways of a private company's internal cost accounting
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by malfist 16d ago
I have prosopagnosia. Glasses that could tell me the name of the person talking to me would be amazing. But not if I have to give big tech data about everyone around me

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