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nkrisc
10mo ago
Essentially if you’re using it as a noun it’s “setup”, if you’re using it as a verb it’s “set up”.
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10mo ago
The Amish got at least one thing right: sometimes the drawbacks of a technology do outweigh the benefits.
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10mo ago
Humans have been hunting prey many times larger than themselves for tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of years (maybe even millions).
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10mo ago
> I am one such, obviously. I declare you’re not. I need to protect you from yourself.
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10mo ago
Cats love tuna. Why? Basically got a lot of the amino acids that taste good to them, just coincidence.
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10mo ago
I dunno where the OP lives but in my part of the US I only get carded at the one store that cards literally everyone as a matter of policy, regardless of how obviously old they are. Other than that, I’m under 40 and I can probably count on
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nkrisc
10mo ago
…because most dogs just will eat bugs on their own, no outside influence necessary? I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.
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10mo ago
The Satanic panic was more about one group of fantasy enthusiasts being worried about a different group of fantasy enthusiasts.
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10mo ago
That’s already existed many times throughout history. For most of human history, in fact. Those with the rights will simply continue to narrow who qualifies for rights until only a small ruling class has any.
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10mo ago
They’d likely be held culpable and prosecuted. People have encouraged others to commit crimes before and they have been convicted for it. It’s not new. What’s new is a company releasing a product that does the same and then claiming they ca
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10mo ago
That’s true, but most people will still miss all those kinds of shots. If you can take the chance and want to, do it. I just recommend having a backup plan.
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10mo ago
Of everything wrong with Windows 11 I’m most perved that I can’t have a vertical taskbar. Seriously? Something so simple that existed in Windows 10 and we can’t have it in Windows 11?
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nkrisc
10mo ago
Stardew Valley is a very noteworthy achievement, but it’s not the kind of success anyone should expect to simply replicate. Go for it, but most will not achieve a similar outcome.
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10mo ago
Culpability is not a binary thing, it’s a scale. A small number of people are far and away the most culpable for much of the evil in the world, and they know it (and don’t care).
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nkrisc
10mo ago
Having no art is better than that art. Almost any mildly relevant stock image would have been better if having an image was that desirable.
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10mo ago
At a public park I think you have no more right to keep it secret than someone else has to talk about it to others.
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10mo ago
Well, in this case it is. Regardless the analogy is beside the point because this problem has a technical solution: Bluesky could disallow posts from being embedded per the author’s request. Also, does that message reflect the author’s pref
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10mo ago
It’s public or it’s not public.
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10mo ago
“Please don’t show people my public post” is an absurd request to make. Why can the post even be embedded at all in this case? If Gizmodo was forced to screenshot it to circumvent that you might have a point.
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10mo ago
It’s a request, and requests may be denied or ignored. If they cared, they wouldn’t post publicly or the service would not allow that message to embedded. An enforceable request is called a “demand”, and unless you’re actually capable of en
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10mo ago
Wait until it’s you for some arbitrary reason.
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10mo ago
After the first few some responsibility begins shifting to those still believing him.
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10mo ago
I hadn’t realized the meaning of the word “drop” changed completely, hence my confusion.
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10mo ago
That clears up nothing.
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10mo ago
> Streaming and especially season drops flip that constraint. How does completely dropping a season flip that? Some shows with complicated licensing and rights have caused entire seasons to be dropped from a given streaming service and
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10mo ago
That costs money.
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10mo ago
If LLMs are that capable, then why are AI companies selling access to them instead of using them to conquer markets?
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10mo ago
People who have learned how to learn can learn more. People who only used AI never learned how to learn.
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10mo ago
I don’t think it will be too long before the pendulum swings back towards “real people who actually know the subject”. At that point, I might feel bad for everyone who coasted on AI.
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10mo ago
The valuation is based on them hypothetically selling the same quantities that the hackers gave away at their retail prices, which of course no one believes they would ever actually sell that much.
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