nobody9999

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by nobody9999 11d ago
>Unaligned bombs didn't break out of their confines on their own. You really buy that ridiculous argument that "the AI broke out of its sandbox! We had no idea! It's dangerous I tell you, dangerous! Unless you make us t
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AI agents tested by OpenAI involved in cyber-attack on service, say researchers(theguardian.com)
7 points by nobody9999 13d ago|0 comments
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by nobody9999 16d ago
What's wrong with the Fediverse[0]? Mastodon, Lemmy, Pixelfed, etc? It's (relatively) simple to run your own instance and/or connect to other instances as well. It's still pretty small and has no profit motive. I get t
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by nobody9999 16d ago
>Elsewhere in the thread people are talking about ways of convincing drunk people to get their cars to drive them, and don't seem to realize the fact that people drive to go drink is terrifying! At this point it's deeply set in
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by nobody9999 17d ago
>view -> message body as -> plain text :) In v153.2.0ESR, it's More --> message body as --> plain text and it absolutely does work.
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by nobody9999 17d ago
>I don't believe in Jellyfin being secure enough to put on the public Internet. In my case, Jellyfin is on my home network, and the box has access to a lot of files and devices. Fair enough. IME, Jellyfin and (just as importantly --
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by nobody9999 18d ago
>But the sore point right now is outside access, which Jellyfin really isn't made for. I set up Tailscale so I can connect Infuse to Jellyfin remotely. But that's not exactly as smooth as Plex. I can't give friends and fam
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by nobody9999 18d ago
>Has it actually happened that someone went to court and the court told them no, you have to do binding arbitration? Or is it just something they put in the contract to scare you? Has anyone argued they didn't actually agree to what
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by nobody9999 19d ago
>If you're only using it as a screen for the AppleTV, why connect it to the network at all? Not GP, but I do so to make sure my TV doesn't try to connect to a different network. I provide specific IP addresses to the etherne
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by nobody9999 19d ago
>The law matters very little when enforcing it in court often means a multiyear lawsuit against an opponent which employs an army of attorneys, has effectively unlimited amounts of money, will likely cost you ruinious sums of money, and
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Mayor Mamdani's Friendly Influencers and Funding of Public Messaging in New York(cjr.org)
3 points by nobody9999 22d ago|1 comments
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by nobody9999 22d ago
Original title too long. It was: Mayor Mamdani’s Friendly Influencers and the Funding of Public Messaging in New York City
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by nobody9999 23d ago
>The average income of Orange county California is over double the national. Safe to say this kind of lifestyle is reserved for the rich and not for the people. The average income where I lived when I was five was not (nor was my famil
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by nobody9999 26d ago
>Sadly, I don't think it'd work today. People are too divided, it's too easy to import the votes you need, and people are too lazy to understand a law beyond the headline or what the news tells them about it. And who and f
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by nobody9999 1mo ago
>I think the confusion of "no one should be persecuted for being part of group X" with "no one part of group X should be persecuted" is the root of far left ideology. I think that no one should be persecuted[0]. Per
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by nobody9999 1mo ago
>You shouldn't ask for disprove studies if you don't provide proof studies. My point was that we don't know what the long-term effects of vaping are. Because there hasn't been time for the longitudinal studies that
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by nobody9999 1mo ago
>Vaping is not healthy but there is a lot less material inhaled. No fine particles which do real damage. Propylene glycol covers the alvoelae and over time (~15-20 years) blocks uptake of oxygen, causing respiratory failure and a slow, p
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by nobody9999 1mo ago
>It's impossible for most people to envision an economy without them It's possible that's the case because (at least in the US) 68% of GDP is consumer spending[0]. As such, 2/3 of the economy is "them." [
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by nobody9999 1mo ago
Just in case anyone didn't get the reference (I forgot to include the link -- mea culpa). A Pap smear[0] is a diagnostic test to detect (pre)cancerous cells on one's cervix[1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by nobody9999 1mo ago
>Most hospital claims and bills are actually coded around day rates and DRGs, so even if the aspirin shows up as a line item it doesn't actually impact the patient's financial responsibility or the amount allowed by their healt
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>If "free speech" was a valid defense for you, then Meta would be doing the same. Is that some sort of in joke? Meta loves more surveillance, more data and more info about their vassals^W users. I'm sure their lobbyists
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
I don't live in or near Seattle. And while I do live in a state with a comparable minimum wage, many folks do not. Let's try that in Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma or one of the 17 other states with a $7.25 minimum wage and see how we
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>Foods more expensive but you can still get a good restaurant cooked meal at 1/2 an hour’s minimum wage. I'd love to know where I can find a "good restaurant cooked meal" for US$3.63[0]. Would you share even one locat
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>So what is this conflict all about? The evangelical Christians who are among the largest of the Republican Party's voting blocs believe that the biblical "end times" are nigh, but Jesus Christ won't return to bring p
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>How was it foreseeable? I guess you had to be there. I certainly saw it coming. >Expert systems worked on quite different principles. Actually, not so much. The inference engine has changed, but otherwise it's same shit, dif
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>Sci-fi is Lt. Cmdr. Data, HAL, Skynet, Culture Minds... The current state of things is closer (not close to by a long shot) to Fred Pohl's "AI" programs from his novel Gateway [0] than it is to the above examples. But
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>Yeah, seems like either a clickbait title, or maybe they believe their readership is so misinformed as to believe that human evolution could and has stopped. I'd not be surprised if, especially in the US, a large percentage of the
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
It appears that whatever issue was impacting Archive.today has been resolved (at least for me). Thanks for the suggestions. It seems odd that I (presumably via GeoIP location) was continually resolving archive.today sites to non-functional
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
>Who are you using for DNS? If Cloudflare there is a long running squabble between Archive's admins and CF as CF refuses to forward EDNS Client Subnet information and so they return bogus information to Cloudflares servers. Their ad
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by nobody9999 2mo ago
I'd add that every so often I get a "Welcome to nginx" page instead of just a time out.

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