polotics

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   by polotics 10mo ago

   https://gitlab.com/natural_aliens/geminichatsaver/-/tree/mai... pull requests and any other feedback welcome
2. 302.▲
   by polotics 10mo ago

   Well... enough bad memory of some teacher wanting us all to read and ponder this thing in class, seemingly with the confused notion that this would be some kind of lesson in psychology. I think the author would be very surprised if he'
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   by polotics 11mo ago

   LMGTFO: ...singling out ennemies of the Reich... https://www.google.com/search?q=thiel+antichrist ...democracy aiming to be a fair competition of ideas... https://www.google.com/search?q=thiel+competition+i
4. 304.▲
   by polotics 11mo ago

   how can they be hidden?
5. 305.▲
   by polotics 11mo ago

   The massive overlays of what-to-watch-next hiding most of the video much too early, ie. before the very end, of the video you were trying to watch until the end but now just ragequit and downloaded instead... are very ugly
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   by polotics 11mo ago

   This is all well meaning and nice... Still between Dr Russel Barkley's excellent lectures and papers' reviews, and Dr Rege's very clear explanations, both on Youtube, your time may well be better spent there instead of here i
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   by polotics 11mo ago

   what a low effort post. the whole content is this: Read in the Substack app Open app The "Learned Helplessness" of AI we're losing our ability to think himanshu Nov 19, 2025 1 Every time you ask ChatGPT to write the difficult
8. 308.▲
   by polotics 11mo ago

   frankly when compared against TikTok, Insta, etc, YouTube is a force for good. Just script the shorts away...
9. 309.▲
   by polotics 11mo ago

   There have been numerous trials that had to be stopped because of the triggered earthquakes... Geothermal is not so easy.
10. 310.▲
    by polotics 11mo ago

    May I ask which timezone?
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    Showing strength is also showing restraint. The Russian pilots now know that they owe their life to NATO's restraint, a restraint that they know they cannot expect from their own chain of deluded command. The releasing of this informat
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    One statement in there grates: the idea that there never was a big population drop before. We know it from genetic records that human population dropped to a very low number. The human population bottleneck around 70,000 years ago, ie Toba
13. 313.▲
    by polotics 11mo ago

    I think it is very relevant, because no brute-forcing is involved in this solution.
14. 314.▲
    by polotics 11mo ago

    trauma can be healed, going on that path is better than any alternative
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    Accepting an offline transaction is at the discretion of the merchant, a payment terminal is going to be able to certify that a payment card is genuine, however as the issuer of the credit card may have the card reported stolen in its datab
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    Latvia is more likely to defend itself successfully than Ukraine, Latvia joined NATO in 2004, an aggression there spells the end of the whole Russian oil industry, and after that Russia's North Korea.
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    I think we can put your last sentence in a more compact form: If your entire livelihood depends on your art, get a stronger business. or even better: if you make art, get a stronger business or maybe simply: stop making art
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    Good old Dick. This article from The Economist, about Abu Graib and Cheney's way to make friend, is I think a fitting obituary: <|trigger warning alert|> https://www.economist.com/culture/2008/05/1
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    oh wow seriously?
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    by polotics 11mo ago

    As long as you classify as annoyances the overheat deaths of many poorer and/or frailer (and a few wealthy-but-unlucky) members of your developed world, then indeed you can call this annoying. Also you can drop the "will be"
21. 321.▲
    by polotics 1y ago

    Double-plus-good upvote for your very good question. Tanking smaller players and putting more assets within the grap of current & future American Oligarchs seems to be the underlying playbook right now. This is 1991 Russia.
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    by polotics 1y ago

    "competition is for losers"... right? ;-)
23. 323.▲
    by polotics 1y ago

    I like this intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRJ0xrjLj6A
24. 324.▲
    by polotics 1y ago

    Both of the article's technique can much better be described as "removal-of-function" research IMHO.
25. 325.▲
    by polotics 1y ago

    I can vouch for this fact: an hallucinatory moment when a manager defended the logic of pay-per-email...
26. 326.▲
    by polotics 1y ago

    I think the "death of despair" stats are a fairly significant marker of overall unhappiness. Look them up.
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    by polotics 1y ago

    Vanellope von Schweetz
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    by polotics 1y ago

    Well when I use a power screwdriver I am always impressed by how much more quickly I can finish easy tasks too. I also occasionally busted a screw or three, that then I had to drill out...
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    by polotics 1y ago

    My experience is exactly the opposite of "AI reduces cognitive engagement with tasks": I have to constantly be on my toes to follow what the LLMs are proposing and make sure they are not getting off track over-engineering things,
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    by polotics 1y ago

    This is one well-chiseled pamphlet. I wish a lot of head-scratching to the ones whose job will be to try and paint it as hateful or not constructive.