malfist

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by malfist 1mo ago
You can engage with the quote if you disagree with it and have reasons it's wrong or you can deflect with an ad hominem.
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by malfist 1mo ago
And then you get two blue buttons and a terms of service talking about chemical sales
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by malfist 1mo ago
When you've been perfectly precise in your spec and language, isn't that programming? Why use a stochastic goblin to do things in that case?
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by malfist 1mo ago
“Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition …There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.” — Frank Wilhoit
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by malfist 1mo ago
Feel free to find an example of scientific literature referring to hookworms as either commensalist or symbiot in humans.
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by malfist 1mo ago
What makes you think flock would prevent those crimes?
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by malfist 1mo ago
Calling a symbiot a parasite does not make it a parasite.
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by malfist 1mo ago
Just because your immune system is fighting for your life against a parasite and doesn't have time for side quests doesn't make contracting a parasite good for you
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by malfist 1mo ago
Disk fragmentation isn't a thing for ssd's
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by malfist 1mo ago
Ah yes, we would never hold a driver accountable for running a stop sign and killing someone. It doesn't meet the bar for seriously reckless
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by malfist 1mo ago
You say highly unlikely when there is clear evidence of that happening here as covered in the article? It's not highly unlikely, its actually happening and there's proof.
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by malfist 1mo ago
You forget the benchmark. The human subjects were told they were being timed. If you believe the lowest time is the primary metric you will absolutely trial and error at speed instead of meticulously plan out your moves to minimize that met
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by malfist 1mo ago
I am no where close to qualified to do that. Hell, experts can't even define what intelligence is, much less define a test for it
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by malfist 1mo ago
Is solving a snake like puzzle game in the least number of moves really what defines intelligence?
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by malfist 1mo ago
The long arm of history bends towards progress. Not because progress happens spontaneously, but because people bend it
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by malfist 1mo ago
Interesting that so many of them treated it as a riddle. I guess "given improbable situation, what is my name" is a common riddle format.
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by malfist 1mo ago
It's both dense and vacuous. Dense because it's full of jargon its made up, and vacuous because even with all that it's not actually saying much. All that paragraph says is that four documents say something about a console fr
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by malfist 1mo ago
Does the almanac need updating? I regularly use plate solving with my telescope and I've never had to update it's stars database
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by malfist 1mo ago
Switch to firefox
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by malfist 1mo ago
Yeah, why did they go through all that effort to build the Eiffel tower?
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by malfist 2mo ago
Hell, it's not even as long as every generation or two. Its every four or eight years
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by malfist 2mo ago
Because our government has failed to protect us from monopolies or duopolies. How many things can you buy with modern technology that you'd say the brand had integrity?
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by malfist 2mo ago
You're not thinking like a techbro. My startup shouldn't have to adhere to those regulations, but everyone else should. In fact, once my startup gets established we should make even more regulations
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by malfist 2mo ago
Theres a good cause for that. These marketers have spammed the entire internet with ai slop or blogspam to make search results useless.
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by malfist 2mo ago
Same here, I see details when I concentrate on seeing details, but otherwise don't really see anything. For the apple thing, I can see a vague concept of an apple but when I focus on say seeing the shape and color of the stem the rest
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by malfist 2mo ago
You should be glad to know digital ocean already offers this
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by malfist 2mo ago
I thought we were more civilized that trite "might makes right" philosophy towards other humans.
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by malfist 2mo ago
Why lie? The Gigabit Project is a £5 billion project, not $40 billion. It has delivered last mile interconnects to 296,770 residences. It's also a UK program and not a US program. The US has a similar program called BEAD, it has alloca
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by malfist 2mo ago
I was being deliberately disingenuous? I think the person who invented a strawman augment that I didn't make is the disingenuous one. Takes some balls to do that and then lecture me on honest discourse. Fasting and ketosis has nothing
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by malfist 2mo ago
I said absolutely nothing about fasting or ketosis

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