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by panny 3mo ago
Suggesting I'm an exotic animal for being budget and environmentally friendly is being a jerk too.
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by panny 3mo ago
I really can't understand the moral compass of people who would pirate other peoples' works under "fair use" to train AI, only to turn around and try to claim ownership of them when AI regurgitates it.
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by panny 3mo ago
I was just about to complain about being locked into one kernel version, being at the mercy of a single vendor, but you said it so much better than I would have :) Thanks.
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by panny 3mo ago
Hi author, why didn't you include reading hyper text? I do this most of the day every day. Such as me just reading your blog post.
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by panny 3mo ago
Charge the lawyers with perjury and jail them? A computer can't be held accountable. Make the people accountable.
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by panny 3mo ago
No copyright, no need to pay. Information wants to be free and all.
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by panny 3mo ago
Brain drain. Anyone in India who knew how to build a website was H1B'ed a long long time ago.
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by panny 3mo ago
Short AI companies ??? Profit! Not suggesting this is it, but you know, one possible angle.
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by panny 3mo ago
Maybe you should ask them for an ID to make sure they belong there.
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by panny 4mo ago
Same thing https://githubcopilotlitigation.com/
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by panny 4mo ago
Mass surveillance is bad, until I'm in charge of it. -- Parents demanding "age verification" laws
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by panny 4mo ago
The only thing AI is better at than hallucinating is glazing (sycophancy).
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by panny 4mo ago
Right hand side, just under the map. Date, Location, Result: Iranian Victory.
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by panny 4mo ago
Like any good linux user, I have the "brother whatever-it-is" https://www.theverge.com/23642073/best-printer-2023-brother-...
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by panny 4mo ago
>From a privacy perspective, your objective is to stay away from people who have interest to snoop on your conversations. >So from the perspective of your teen, they would benefit from using z.ai or ChatGPT or Claude, etc, rather than
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by panny 4mo ago
>Faster! At what cost to system memory and battery life?
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by panny 4mo ago
Step 1: Let vicious criminals like Decarlos Brown Jr. walk free over and over. Step 2: Offer to remedy the problem if the people give up their liberty.
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by panny 4mo ago
I use AI like the "ask" features in search engines. I can generate some quick boilerplate that would have been no fun to write, and is too one off to make a codegen template for. I think I have more fatigue than identity crisis. I
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by panny 4mo ago
Yesterday's story about airpods causing wearers to isolate themselves and become unhappier comes to mind. Headphones in your ears, display in your glasses... about the only way to connect with anyone will be to smell really bad I guess
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by panny 4mo ago
Isn't it interesting? Now that power generation is seen as the deciding factor between who wins/loses AI, nuclear is back on the table again.
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by panny 4mo ago
>may have You're splitting hairs because clearly you cheered on the surveillance state. That didn't stop with contact tracing. Contact tracing was just the most egregious example. I watched you people scan QR codes to let big g
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by panny 4mo ago
No, I think there are parents who would find a long enough webcam cable to point the cam at themselves while Jeff Epstein is grooming their kids in roblox. The core point is that it isn't my responsiblity to take care of your children.
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by panny 4mo ago
The problem with that is, parents be like: >Here kid, take my key, go get me some beer. Everyone everywhere gets forced to deal with bullshit, then the people it is supposed to be protecting circumvent it directly.
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by panny 4mo ago
>What does getting the COVID vaccine have to do with surveillance Google and Apple built contact tracing directly into iOS and Android during Covid. And it's still there. And all they'd need to do to make it opt-out or required
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by panny 4mo ago
Maintenance affordability largely depends on if you're paying someone to do the work vs doing it yourself. Until you own a fixer-upper yourself, you don't really realize how bad the regulatory capture on home repairs has become.
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Most Affordable Cities to Buy a Home(wallethub.com)
7 points by panny 4mo ago|8 comments
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by panny 4mo ago
You can't convince me there's a housing crisis when houses like this exist, https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/404-W-Broadway-Centralia-... Walkable. Passenger rail. Fiber internet. Affordable with a single i
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by panny 4mo ago
>HN, for all its many flaws, is one of the few places where important evidence such as the diamond princess dataset and the cochrane review of evidence of mask (in)efficacy received robust discussion and, seemingly, resulted in changed m
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by panny 4mo ago
I have never had a linkedin. Some people probably thought I was being rude when I told them this after they asked to connect to me on linkedin. LinkedIn in my earliest memories of it was famous for spamming your contacts. That seemed like t
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by panny 4mo ago
The revolving door of corruption between the FDA and Pharma industry is pretty well documented. But it looks like my speech freedom is going to cost me some more karma. Darned consequences of speech freedom are at it again.

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