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by mitxela 1mo ago
For those blocked by Reddit: It's a screenshot of a list of games on Steam. Half of them are called "Needle in a Haystack" and the rest are variations. The title says the game went viral a week ago and the original creator ha
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Try university courses rather than books.
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And especially when it isn't. Reading uncomplicated unobfuscated Python is easy, but the people who reverse-engineer Denuvo or Nvidia GPUs are gods.
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If you prompted a shader today, you still wouldn't understand shaders. The LLM also has absolutely no understanding of whether a graphical effect looks good.
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Pure Georgism probably wouldn't work, but it might work if limited to commercial going concerns, excluding nonprofits and main residences (and a landlord is a business). Of course, then every business would try to weasel out of being
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Income tax scales to your income, so you can always pay it. No income, no tax. Property tax is unforgiving.
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All practical GraphQL interfaces constrain you to precisely the query formats that are used by the front end, to avoid queries accidentally reading private data or blowing up computation time.
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they did say theft of labor, not theft of the things being trained on
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Never ended, just changed in form.
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There are no open-source LLMs. There are only downloadable LLMs, with no source for the model being provided. The source for the training and inference programs is not the source for the model itself, which would be the training set, traini
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Culture robbery is not limited to AI. Any big concert for example is capitalismed to hell. So are neighborhoods. Where you used to have people just living, now you have an intentionally designed facade for people to live within . There was
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In Win95 this worked by writing the shortcut next to the menu item
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/*/ is a comment "else", so you only need to change the first line to switch branches.
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I also invented this by myself.
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Don't tell any authority that you are doing a thing, unless you have a good reason to tell them. It cannot possibly help you, it can only result in them telling you you can't do the thing any more. And don't talk to police as
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I use ctrl-c to abort command entry and start with a clear line.
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Legally, the corporation itself makes the decision and is responsible for the consequences.
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And yet that hasn't stopped them from being put up everywhere.
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Is China going to invade Japan?
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That's where spreading the young population around via migration comes in, but people are racist and can't tolerate that. In your solution you also wouldn't have to kill people off. They would die naturally due to a lack of h
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This worked out so well in Spain that the ISPs are suing the government for it.
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Interesting. Where can I see this leaked data about the inner workings of Chinese opinion monitoring?
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That's not illegal.
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Which country hasn't?
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If in 2019 someone wrote a program that generated photorealistic child porn on demand, the FBI would break down their door the day after hearing about it.
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In the margins, guerilla-style. A system having no need for me means it doesn't need to know I exist, or can be placated with fake data about me.
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In 2060 it will be 34
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that would be the pendulum swinging too far back
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this isn't a new thing in corporate
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Then it's circular: "only the units that are publishable are published"

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