ricudis

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by ricudis 1y ago
I came here looking for Rule 34
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by ricudis 1y ago
Segmentation fault, core dumped - you cannot use Latin inflections in Greek words
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by ricudis 1y ago
Do you assume everybody is able to recognize Americans or Europeans "from their accent" ?
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by ricudis 1y ago
Before quickly running to dismiss this move, please at least do your research with regards to the situation in the countries mentioned in the article, especially Singapore and Thailand. Side-loaded malware has been an epidemic in SE Asia, a
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by ricudis 1y ago
I know the situation in Singapore and Thailand and I was curious if there would be anyone mentioning it in this discussion. Thank you for your comment, you should be upvoted.
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by ricudis 1y ago
I happen to know the situation in some of the countries mentioned in the article. There are millions of $ stolen via side-loaded malware. It's good they decided to do something about it.
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by ricudis 1y ago
I would feed this as a prompt into an LLM agent and see if it could sell an AGA to me.
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by ricudis 1y ago
I have never driven a car outside of my own country, and I always wondered how they even allow you to drive a car without getting re-trained in a country where the driving system is so different than where you obtained your license (I'
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by ricudis 1y ago
In Greece, traditionally, we tend to consider Germany as the almost ultimate place in regards to reliability, efficiency, etc. It's a bit soothing to discover that almost everywhere everybody has the same issues (the difference in magn
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by ricudis 1y ago
It's not even illegal in many places. There are still a ton of legitimate lawyery/agency business outlets that do the same in physical form: They just complete forms for a hefty sum. Sometimes they would also submit the forms &#x2
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by ricudis 1y ago
Nowadays 90% of the "Sponsored" category that I see are scams and clickbait sites The most "innocent" of them are competitor ads trying to convert you from what you're actually searching for. Unfortunately there are
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by ricudis 1y ago
It's an excessively common scam nowadays that everybody is requiring an eVisa or electronic travel notice. Fun story: Once I was traveling to a country X that I was familiar enough with to know that thir governmental services web sites
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by ricudis 1y ago
My own version of the AGI doomsday scenario is amplifying the effect of many overenthusiastic people applying AI and "breaking things fast" where they shouldn't. Like building an Agentic-Controlled Nuclear Power Plant, especi
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by ricudis 2y ago
And that's the ultimate fail of capitalist ethics - the notion that we must all work just so we can survive. Look at how many shitty and utterly useless jobs exist just so people can be employed on them to survive. This has to change s
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by ricudis 2y ago
Monogamy and rules about adultery is just about keeping a lineage clearly identifiable and unambiguous, mostly for property / inheritance reasons.
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by ricudis 2y ago
I have yet to see a sci-fi scenario where the extra-terrestial super-intelligence considers us just a food source.
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by ricudis 2y ago
The OpenWRT SDK is quite polished and convenient to use, so I usually use that for custom OpenWRT binaries. But a few days ago I needed to run something custom on my old QNAP NAS (Marvell ARMv5TE based), and I decided to try cross-rs[1] for
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by ricudis 2y ago
The title deserves an award for the most use of negatives.
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by ricudis 2y ago
You might be mildly interested in the fact that "hestus" in Greek can (and will) be read as "shit (on) them!"
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by ricudis 3y ago
Says who?
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by ricudis 3y ago
That's not random words. That's R'lyeh. I'm even more afraid of GPT now.
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by ricudis 4y ago
The youtube video quotes a paper by the same author, so it's probably the same group's work. I wonder why didn't they used an approach similar to the one in the video using SD - it looks more viable.
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by ricudis 4y ago
> Where are laid off employees gathering? I'd guess underneath bridges, in public open parks, backside service roads, and similar places.
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by ricudis 4y ago
Goatse for dogs is reportedly punishable by caning in Singapore. And if it ain't, it should.
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by ricudis 4y ago
It's blatantly obvious that the holes are leading to r'lyeh.
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by ricudis 4y ago
I love this pattern. I actually enjoy clicking at the "NO, I'm an asshole and I'd rather kill 5 kittens than buy this amazing shit for only $x". When did we became so insecure that we seriously let websites guilt us ra
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by ricudis 4y ago
I'm wondering how long will they take till they think of exploiting the workforce of privatized prisons that's quite abundant in some places in US. They wouldn't be the first ones to do this either. IKEA had a similar model i
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by ricudis 4y ago
Uber in SE Asia mostly lost their game to Grab and Gojek, the premier local competitors. They fare quite well, even now. Especially in Singapore, where ridershare services allow many car owners to recoup a part of the extremely high costs o
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by ricudis 4y ago
In Greece, we've seen quite a lot of cases where polling failed spectacularly to detect even large vote swings. Given that those polls are usually being done by organizations closely tied to political parties, I guess they weren't
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by ricudis 4y ago
Large scale (e.g. to the point that actually matters) electoral fraud is invariably done through gerrymandering. It's also mostly legal in "literally every other true democracy on Earth", so it's usually considered as a

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