microgpt

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by microgpt 3mo ago
Cookie banners aren't across the whole internet.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
If you violate memory protection you get a segfault, consistently. That isn't how the law works. Federal agents only kick down your door if they want to - which in this case probably means your forum users disparaged ICE or Trump.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
And if you say you don't have any, they'll assume you're lying and deny you.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Almost anything can be a slippery slope to almost anything. We'd never get anything done.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
What are you talking about. They already have automated attribution of speech.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
You still need a lens to make a camera
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Abstractions on abstractions on abstractions; background tasks and their abstraction stacks; increased cache and buffer sizes to take advantage of increased typical memory capacity. For an example of the latter, handling TCP on a Commodore
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by microgpt 3mo ago
So that's the problem. Might you suffer from anhedonia, a common part of depression? It can also be ADHD-related. ADHD is a common co-diagnosis of autism which is a common co-diagnosis of using HN, and ADHD basically means your reward
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by microgpt 3mo ago
I don't know what goes on in the back end, but 7€ buys you what you get for more money at other music festivals, including from the exact same vendors.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
But if capitalists can't have unlimited power then is it really capitalism? Capitalism is defined by capitalists having most of the power in a society.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Read the second half sarcastically. It makes more sense that way.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
infinite scroll dopamine glitch, actually
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Safer from shock images? What about the psychological manipulation stuff, you know, the actual dangerous stuff? If a preteen sees a horse fucking a human they won't even know what that is. Notice you didn't answer the question btw
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Yes. And that's awesome. Assurance is provided by the fact that only the device owner can set the user's age. If you buy your own just select over 18. If someone else buys it for you, they can select your age or choose to fake it
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Do you use a payment card?
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Also all the stuff they have to do that you otherwise don't. Like carrying all your disk traffic between EC2 and EBS instead of having the disk inside the server.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
This wouldn't treat them as the enemy. We'd just track everywhere they go, for their safety. Really, we'd be helping them.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Was he a smart man or was he a fascist?
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by microgpt 3mo ago
When I'm terminally ill one day I will find some good thing to do similar to vandalizing Flock cameras. If they arrest me, I won't care too much.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
It's only been a stable system as long as the richest were only rich enough to keep doing what they're doing in the marketplace, and not rich enough to buy or become the marketplace. That is one reason excessive inequality is dest
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by microgpt 3mo ago
yeah but unless everyone is checking the version, if it's just a handful of websites checking it, they don't . and browsers forcibly auto-update
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by microgpt 3mo ago
There are many healthy psychological ways to accept the certainty of eventual death. But the process is inevitably painful. I think the different ways people accept death explains a lot of people's psychology, like how you can guess pe
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Super-resolution is certainly distinct from hallucinating - it just rearranged data that was already there to make it easier for the human eye to see - but should be used with care. I can easily imagine that an upscaling algorithm makes i
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by microgpt 3mo ago
I'm not a lawyer but I'd guess it has no legal effect. Either you hold a copyright in the translated work and telling someone of this fact doesn't change anything, or you don't and telling someone that you do is a silly
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Are you content with Amazon using its rights to prevent others from using theirs? They've done embrace-extend-extinguish to MIT software before, making everyone reliant on a proprietary version of the software. Amazon easily has the ma
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by microgpt 3mo ago
> I don't work for free for capitalists. What's your opinion on [cuck licensing]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48708655 )?
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Since the comment you linked to blatantly violates guidelines but is too old to moderate, I'm flagging this one instead.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
Do you believe that everyone being locked into a proprietary Amazon version of your code delivers more value than either: Amazon releases the source code to their version, or: lock-in hasn't occurred yet but people are free to add thos
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by microgpt 3mo ago
If copyright isn't retained you have absolutely no rights relating to copyright. You can't make someone do something by writing a line in a contract they don't have to follow.
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by microgpt 3mo ago
No. Power can be delegated. I'd say capitalism puts ultimate power on the government who delegates power to holders of capital. (If that stops, it's not capitalism any more)

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