puppycodes

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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Yeah for sure. My point is just that fairness in the Olympics is fake and always has been. Someones Chromosomes are such a poor way to measure their physical abilities especially when the bar is so high for top athletes in the field.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Boxing is often the example given because its someone getting hurt, but when you actually break it down it also falls apart for boxing. If we measured everyones strength, bone density, etc... in order to stop people from risking injury that
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
The differences between cisgender bodies are already so varied that the logic falls apart almost immediately. For that matter why not restrict rich athletes who have access to training and equipment that poor athletes do not? The point at w
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Sure, but any test that requires something painful like a spinal tap requires someone to already be in a dire state. What I mean is if it could be done through a blood test prevention would be much easier to test for without needing to have
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Interesting... too bad it requires a spinal tap, not a super fun test to get.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
None of it is enforcable, its basically meaningless. Great job politics! Like lots of laws that are being written nowadays by octogenarians, aimed at strong arming bigger tech companies into designing things differently at the expense of ev
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
They do not care. End qualified immunity and see how fast cops start to do their jobs with care. Winning a lawsuit literally ends in your own community members (not the cops) paying the bill.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
I think part of the problem is that we decided at some point that 18 is an age where you become an adult, which for some things in life is honestly way too young and for some things maybe too old but nuance is hard. It seems to me that givi
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Aside from the fact that legislating how operating systems can be designed is an extremely bad idea, I don't understand how you can create state laws for ubiquitus or open source software that aren't an absolute joke.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
completely unsuprising, Hisense is garbage and actively user hostile.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Yeah if only we could really own anything online, unfortunately its basically all rented. This is what excited me about distributed technologies but fighting capitalism is hard.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
what a bad idea... this would be laughably easy to circumvent and terribly easy to abuse
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
I think the frustration is: it's not "news"
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
study says we should do a real study
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
I agree the distinction doesn't matter, but im not so sure "just" having a human in the loop qualifies as an ethical stand. Just because your not pulling the trigger doesn't make you not culpible for the outcome.
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
"vibe-kill" made me laugh then feel sick
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
I dont neccesarily disagree I was just dissapointed at the low effort post. As someone who has been excited at the proposition that we could allow non technical folks to make complex apps without needing to raise money I was interested in r
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Seems like an absurd distinction to me... Reminds me of "I was just following orders"...
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
So... this would be fine with them? Claude: "Are you sure you want me to commit murder?" User: "Yes" Or do you mean Human presses button: Claude: "Do you to commit murder? If so press the button." User: &quo
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Help me understand the line Anthropic is drawing in the sand? Don't get me wrong i'm glad they are unwilling to do certain things... but to me it also seems a little ironic that Anthropic literally is partnered with Palantir which
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by puppycodes 7mo ago
Always open to an opinion if its backed up by deep analysis and some well presented facts but this whole blog is just short angry comments.
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
I would be fine with this if they fixed the wildly buggy browser extensions. The number of times my preferences have been wiped after an extension update is maddening.
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
Considering you can very easily be forced to login with your fingerprint by cops, bad actors etc... I would (personally) avoid doing this. Accessing your laptop is one thing, accessing all of your passwords for every app with a fingerprint
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
This is very dissapointing as I switched to porkbun recently to avoid using anything the monopoly Crazy Domains (Dreamscape) owns. "or anonymize it" means they would never opt to delete it and never will. Theres zero financial ben
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
pledging allegence aloud to anything is bizarre and reminds of some sort of knights of the round table cosplay. It's especially weird making kids do it.
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
Completely unsuprising as Clearview has been turning Orwell over in his grave for years.
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
Facinating that they landed on infinite scrolling as the problem to spend time and energy on instead of all the other things happening online that have an impact on society. Genuinely curious about the actual data on this. Does anyone have
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
I wanted to love matrix and its clients but its just not quite there yet honestly. I'm hopeful the experience will improve in the future.
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
Fears? This has already been happening for years.
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by puppycodes 8mo ago
There are much better invisible mass surveillance devices like the one you carry around in your pocket every day.

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