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meowface
3y ago
We're all mammals, so that's less surprising. But octopi having dreams would imply convergent evolution, I think. It seems they may have evolved higher intelligence convergently - which isn't too crazy given the obvious utili
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meowface
3y ago
They probably could block yt-dl (or at least create an annoying cat-and-mouse game for them) if they really wanted to. They probably just don't care enough, or figure there are enough positive benefits to allowing it. Some people (incl
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meowface
3y ago
>I don't use ad blockers I can't imagine living in this world, even if Firefox might have some built-in measures.
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meowface
3y ago
Some fraction of internet socialists are also regularly defending Russia in the Ukraine war. The Ukrainians are Nazis and the Russians are somehow not imperialists and NATO and the US are to blame, etc.
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meowface
4y ago
I really don't understand this sort of thing at all. Even a hypothetical distant future AI that had a human level of sentience and intelligence and could perfectly emulate you in every way still would not be you (even if it could hypot
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meowface
4y ago
Looks cool. Costs way more than I'd ever pay for it, but I imagine there's a market for it.
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meowface
4y ago
Apparently not: >Since Liebeck, McDonald's has not reduced the service temperature of its coffee. McDonald's current policy is to serve coffee at 176–194 °F (80–90 °C),[38] relying on more sternly worded warnings on cups made o
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meowface
4y ago
I'm not endorsing Sontag's quote at all. I disagree with her and think it's wrong and immoral to exhibit bigotry towards any race or to cast any sort of group judgment like that in general. Plus if any other race had been in
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meowface
4y ago
I am going to quote this flagged/removed reply that I think only certain HN users can see, because I think it's important to address: >Since you did not want to quote the whole thing, I will do it for you: >The white race is
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meowface
4y ago
Reminds me of some of the NSA leaks.
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meowface
4y ago
This recent post has been considered by some a return to form: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/book-review-the-geogra...
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meowface
4y ago
We're far enough away from 2045 that it seems hasty to completely discard it as outlandish. But, yes, unlikely.
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meowface
4y ago
I think you nailed it. It doesn't match vuln scanning/probing patterns, IMO, but it makes sense as what you describe and looks pretty much identical to what you received, with the same sort of base64 gibberish.
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meowface
4y ago
How, exactly? Naming aside, splitting things into separate files is often useful, and making the browser fetch multiple files for the base stylesheet is always going to be worse than packing it into a single file.
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meowface
4y ago
Very unintentionally funny post.
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meowface
4y ago
>"When davinci (ChatGPT AI) started failing, we switched over to Curie to try to keep the show running without any downtime. The switch to Curie was what resulted in the inappropriate text being generated." I've also seen
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meowface
4y ago
This appears to be correct. The racism allegations are likely legitimate* but they don't appear to be involved with the account being taken down. * "WhiteOnly" Rimworld mod that removes all non-whites; "PeacefulProtests&
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meowface
4y ago
On one hand I completely agree, but on the other hand, from their perspective it may be "well I paid $500 for this turnkey point-and-click app and now it makes money for me in the background while I sit on my couch making music all day
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meowface
4y ago
Of course it shouldn't be neutral on genocide, but it could simply refuse to have/give an opinion on certain contentious issues (like what tax rates should be or if there should be more or less immigration). I don't think it
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meowface
4y ago
As the article states: >While many of those answers will feel obvious for many people, they are not necessarily so for a substantial share of the population. Personally, I agree with all of these answers and find them obvious. Whether or
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meowface
4y ago
Haven't those annoying banners been prevalent long before 2018? Maybe GPDR made them more popular, but I'm not sure.
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meowface
4y ago
>I remember a story here on HN about politicians making traffic worse on purpose by extending red light times just to force people to look at more ads while they wait. I don't think these people have any limits or scruples. Always a
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meowface
4y ago
While the US importing Nazi scientists is ethically very questionable, it's not really the same. Many of those scientists were guilty of benefiting from the work of forced labor and such, though typically weren't involved in ensla
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meowface
4y ago
>One could even craft a virus that is targeting a certain behavioral anomaly like sociopathy, if its genetically clearly identify-able. It isn't, and I'd be surprised if it ever could be. There will always be statistical correl
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meowface
4y ago
Three thoughts: * That's an absolutely viscerally horrifying logo * I absolutely love it and its design * I am confused about why it's used for a project like this and not some kind of internal NSA project, or maybe a nu-witch hou
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meowface
4y ago
>Not like its tracking you across domains and services The same can be said of first-party cookies.
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meowface
4y ago
I could be wrong, but I think (minus editor commands) much of this can be emulated in existing Copilot by writing a comment symbol followed by natural language. I wouldn't even be surprised if under the hood "Hey, GitHub!" is
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meowface
4y ago
The README for that repo discusses Mastodon/ActivityPub: >The problem with Mastodon and similar programs >User identities are attached to domain names controlled by third-parties; >Server owners can ban you, just like Twitter;
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meowface
4y ago
You have a point, but it's also how art works in general. Most artists draw inspiration from a conglomeration of hundreds/thousands of other artists. If an artist draws inspiration from one and only one artist, they're just a
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meowface
4y ago
Are you certain that's the intention? That's not how I've interpreted it in papers.
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