maxlin

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by maxlin 2y ago
Happy to see xAI succeed and its fate being intertwined with X. Some paths to ultimate success for the greater good don't take the straightest ways
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by maxlin 2y ago
Summer child you don't really know how CN's work now do you
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by maxlin 2y ago
With that logic Github, StackOverflow, rest of internet is also "only" training data. X just produces extra valuable training data as a byproduct. Like power plants create certain byproducts that can be sold etc. Good to see it go
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by maxlin 2y ago
This sounds as tinfoily a take as I've heard here. TSLA is not related to this in any way.
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by maxlin 2y ago
That's like saying all human's lives are wasted because no other species will know of them. The ultimate experience is doing as many interesting things for yourself and not stressing about them "living on". It's 99%
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by maxlin 2y ago
Well, crap. Inb4 their cheap and easily hackable bulbs I have integrated to my self-written automation things go to shit. People who haven't forgotten what happened with Revolv remember.
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by maxlin 2y ago
Deep
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by maxlin 2y ago
Imagine being so detached from how humans interact you expect to be able to "disprove" such an obvious signalled deal with a news article
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by maxlin 2y ago
You are missing the whole point. Regardless of the deal, Zelenskyy acted the wrong way by even attending if that was his line. He tried to make the whole thing a media spectacle and make everyone look bad. Shame is on him. US's underly
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by maxlin 2y ago
Fun how you project your own lack of source diversity on others. Fox I see as much as I see any other legacy media. X is just a platform though, and is the best in not hampering speech so I do read it more than Reddit, which I would prefer
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by maxlin 2y ago
No it is quite simple, driven by a president who prefers simplicity. You might be detached well though, given you just state that with zero elaboration as you can't produce one.
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by maxlin 2y ago
"Since"? US was isolationist for a large part of the war. It's their underlying policy. Sure they do sometimes deploy to get oil from the middle east and such, but that is quite different. As was the whole libya thing, concer
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by maxlin 2y ago
Those absolutely are in the context, given they already had a document that was ready to be signed and _expected_ to be signed if Zelenskyy even took the trip. That is also the reason this got so public, it was NOT supposed to be a negotiat
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by maxlin 2y ago
Remember those Iranian F-14s? Yeah. What you said has zero relevance. It's not like US is taking away the jets. They are just reducing proactive support because it's a democracy and the people don't want the country to be on
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by maxlin 2y ago
What you just wrote reads like bad LLM output. I read very little "puff pieces". Instead I've followed him and directly what he says for about the last 8 years. And I've seen how the media has turned against him, and him
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by maxlin 2y ago
You clearly do not understand how Community Notes work given you're talking of "how one person wants to change them". Good thing is that no single person can change them. Their data and source code is open. So your point is n
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by maxlin 2y ago
Hard to? Missed the part about Mozilla basically being an advertising company nowadays, and "a global band of activists"? Something Chrome-adjacent, like Chromium or Brave doesn't have the stain Firefox and everything close t
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by maxlin 2y ago
Oof. I already have enough stress of my own autoupdating, single-file remote access tool I run on all of my computers, given at a small part of the custom OTA mechanics' security is by obscurity. Would make sleeping hard owning somethi
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by maxlin 2y ago
Lol. I would follow an account like this for something I use a lot. Like C# as a language, Unity, hell, even Chrome. Has the energy of the "Linux Sucks" talks. Usually the undercurrent is that something that can have so many repor
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by maxlin 2y ago
I've use Firefox as my tertiary browser option, for some specific uses like for example I have it always have an VPN plugin on. But I'm starting to feel anything in its vicinity should be avoided like hostile malware, regardless i
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by maxlin 2y ago
Because it is a pending note. Which often already are extremely relevant. Many see these as prominently as other CN's as becoming a "Community Noter" is not too hard. >And it’s not like Community Notes will remain reliable
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by maxlin 2y ago
A nothingburger. Not common to see such blatant misinfo high on HN. I do have higher expectations on this and people here instead of people jumping on a hatewagon :/ Community note on the post: The geospatial data the reporter claims i
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by maxlin 2y ago
If removing bloat isn't fixing, idk what is on your standard. Do you really think the people he's getting rid of are material to the mission of the agencies themselves, given even those missions are as relevant as they were when t
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by maxlin 2y ago
The argument here is that Elon thinks he is perfect while he isn't, and that makes everything good he does bad. This can so easily debunked it's not really worth a thought.
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by maxlin 2y ago
Tesla proved that an EV can be more than a compromise. Everyone else was behind them after their success. Just look at recent history. Leveraging capitalism to actually create a market that is not just ideological but makes sense for people
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by maxlin 2y ago
Yeah starting a rocket company is the best way to become rich. As so many before him managed doing that xd get a grip. Research how financially mad / "irresponsible" that was.
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by maxlin 2y ago
Congratulations you're just naive to things that are easier to believe for a weak mind now.
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by maxlin 2y ago
So ... Because people who could bear families, but could not earn a living are being "left on dire straits", and Elon is against upkeeping such an unearned situation, Elon's the bad guy? The vision that sees this as bad is ob
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by maxlin 2y ago
Thanks, I think I know him pretty much as there is to know. People will try to shoot him down and project their own demons on him. He's an actual maverick who provably has lead his technological companies to success as a Technological
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by maxlin 2y ago
This does kind sound like the same kind of doomsaying people did of Twitter. Now it's functionally better than ever and the centerpoint of where conversations happen, possibly even more than before. Maybe let the guy iterate. That&#x27

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