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by plagiarist 5mo ago
They're racist. The argument is racism.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
There was a HN user recently on a related post explaining to everyone that they don't need privacy because they personally aren't harmed and a murderer was caught by one of these cameras. It turns out protesters don't need pr
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
Since it is done under guise of a corporation, there will be zero actual consequences for the individuals involved in the theft. Nor will there be any consequences for the officers involved in violating rights. There really needs to be cons
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
In fascism, laws are for binding the out groups.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
I had forgotten that we are paying billionaires to own stadia. Cannot find funding for schools or libraries but we can sure pay someone who doesn't need the money so they can build a monument to their own ego.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
The solution is to not buy the tickets
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
It really is. And why so often? It is hard to imagine this construct is that prevalent in training data.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
"Why are people discussing SCOTUS when the topic is SCOTUS, my goodness." Yeah, unfortunately these days you have to choose between stressful awareness or (often deliberate) complete ignorance. Sometimes I do wish I was too uninte
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
I'd prefer SCOTUS to blog about when it is appropriate for a justice to fly treason flags supporting insurrectionists or decline to recuse themselves from cases involving their insurrectionist family members.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
It's worthy if they think they'd get good click through rate on "privacy protection service" scam links in the emails.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
That's pretty good, but the Wiki page is far more diplomatic about definitions than my understanding of the word. They have decades of Fox News brainwashing them into radicalization. The groups they hate are "plotting against them
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
The only surprise would be that it is not deliberate. Previously, the Trump White House deliberately exposed citizens' personal data. That's what customers should expect.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
The Shanghai government surveillance drones are mobile, whereas the Flock government surveillance cameras are stationary! USA FTW, liberty and justice for all
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
I think their Max models are far bigger than fits on consumer hardware. People are typically using Apple, AMD Halo, or dGPUs if/when they do smaller versions. Those are all varying degrees of "affordable."
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
The vRAM bandwidth is at least as much a problem as compute on these ones, there is a lot of data to shuffle around
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
They forgot a > "How do I clear chat logs from LLM?" I guess?
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
Rarely does one see a single word do so much work as "spectrum" here attempting to link protests to paramilitary activity.
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by plagiarist 5mo ago
Blessedly everyone around me has disabled these, I had forgotten how enraged that makes me. Even though I don't think physical keyboards bother me at all.
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by plagiarist 6mo ago
Would require a government willing to hold criminals accountable even after taking bribery into account.
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by plagiarist 6mo ago
Individuals with Photoshop making obvious fictions for entertainment is different from funded entities producing clips at scale and passed off as real.
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by plagiarist 6mo ago
That's one of the main reasons to not install an app. Extremely few apps are able to limit their notifications to actually transactional events. As soon as they have the capability they start spamming away.
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by plagiarist 6mo ago
Yeah but when you're mad at a nation not force-feeding meat to vegans you have to come up with some reason why the vegans are bad.
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
Perhaps we should encourage people to learn things other than what best services ad tech billionaires.
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
The scammer is doing so much effort for like... £85?
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
I really want to play that game but I am bad at the genre and I got whacked by the first boss. I really like that creepy aesthetic.
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
The dream is probably that the inference software then writes and executes that script without using text generation alone. Analog to how a human might cross off pairs of parentheses to check that example.
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
How is the performance for Z-Image on the R9700s?
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
I bought one of their machines to play around with under the expectation that I may never be able to use the NPU for models. But I am still angry to read this anyway.
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
Unbounded capitalism.
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by plagiarist 7mo ago
I am dismayed that it is legal to create an account attached to an email without validation of that email. It should be straight-up massive fine illegal to send any email other than account confirmation until validated. Validation emails sh

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