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by rini17 1y ago
The reality itself will be terminated by doge. It has started already: https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1919053040734072844
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by rini17 1y ago
The same happened to Ceres first. To be fair, Make Ceres A Planet Again!
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by rini17 1y ago
Debated by whom? I'm from Slovakia which had voluntarily copied laws and process for deporting Jews verbatim from Nazi Germany and here is overwhelming amount of evidence that everyone knew something very bad is going to happen to them
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by rini17 1y ago
When panels are cheap what about vertical mounting? Less susceptible to hail and snow. And maybe placed north-south, to maximize production in morning and evening when it's needed most.
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by rini17 1y ago
You believe people don't try to reform dems from within? Of course they do, but it does not work, at least in recent decades.
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by rini17 1y ago
It's not completely up to voters, it also requires credible third party to exist and gain traction. Because both Republicans and Democrats seem incapable of such reforms.
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by rini17 1y ago
Seems we have reached peak escapism. We can't take more of it, our attention and imagination is being constantly snatched away.
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by rini17 1y ago
If AI can outrun hedonic treadmill that would be vast achievement. Even more so if nature isn't destroyed in the process.
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by rini17 1y ago
There are now ubiquitous wireless POS terminals for card payments that can be recharged from emergency sources of electricity(like cars). As long as the mobile internet works it's possible. Of course this only little alleviates the dis
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by rini17 1y ago
Found out years ago randomly by trying usb hub, even mentioned it here and was told "keyboard? meh not exploitable". https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37359298#37360956
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by rini17 1y ago
What about plainly avoiding such hard of disprove allegations as a matter of principle. Regardless of how many disclaimers you lace them with. You have plenty of other more salient and less inflammatory gripes than chatgpt generation anyway
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by rini17 1y ago
re: "stasi could not predict", well in Czechoslovakia the secret police (StB - Statni bezpecnost) used similar methods. And they had half year to prepare (since summer when Hungary opened a hole in the iron curtain specifically fo
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by rini17 1y ago
"you sound like chatgpt, sorry if i'm mistaken", the ultimate zersetzung
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by rini17 1y ago
Consider that the cure "first deport then ask, if at all" will be worse than disease. Not even Nazi Germany had such indiscriminate approach. They marked people first (yellow stars, pink triangles) and then deported them. Trump ad
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by rini17 1y ago
I meant that LLM will be used, but not to compute date directly, but to generate python code from user input. That does not need to be thrown out of cache every day.
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by rini17 1y ago
Can't it generate code using calendar library instead and run it? Perhaps will be easier to debug and allows for caching/reuse. Small LLM might otherwise fail at stuff like leap years (user can ask for last day of February).
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by rini17 1y ago
Consider what happened to Nokia. The first business blunder caused it to be sold to US and gutted. Now if someone else wants to make smartphones in EU, has to start from scratch. But if that happens to US company, everything(at least the IP
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by rini17 1y ago
The real problem was that Silicon Valley was flooded with capital and bought out all competitors. Or undercut with free. Or all kinds of other Microsoftlike practices. So nobody was left in the EU to advocate for better rules.
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by rini17 1y ago
They called it on themselves. Were so greedy with access to unlimited capital, bought everything out or undercut with free. And now there are no EU competitors left to lobby for more favorable regulations.
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by rini17 1y ago
Then the flood of notifications gets ignored, with practically the same result.
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by rini17 2y ago
My personal experience is that it might be called a skill like learning to use dull knife can be called a skill. I might be mistaken, but I need to see clear process and result. Not lengthy comments like "no it's still useful but
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by rini17 2y ago
But why would you devote much time and energy trying to massage AI when you can instead apply directly to the problem? With likely more satisfying process and result. You paint it as if that was some prejudice.
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by rini17 2y ago
You probably don't live in New Zealand? (Yes I know it's there. Barely.)
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by rini17 2y ago
When someone asks "when CA is down or acts sus what do I do?" the response is "stfu you middlebox operator". Of course it's weird lol.
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by rini17 2y ago
Nice, may I see it? There's clearly some working group or something that produces some reports about mitigating risks of short-lived certificates?
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by rini17 2y ago
I do care about CAs becoming SPOF.
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by rini17 2y ago
Except when the hallucinated library exists and it's malicious. This is actually happening. Without AI, by using plain google you are less likely to fall for that (so far).
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by rini17 2y ago
I am torn.com player which is a MMORPG as far removed from politics as can be. But when large part of dev team are ukrainians that were suddenly unable to work from clearly political reasons you can't ignore it.
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by rini17 2y ago
I wish I were joking. When I predicted that HTTPS will be mandatory, many thought it was a joke.
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by rini17 2y ago
Curious when it stops. Why not require new certificate every day?

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