rockskon

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by rockskon 2y ago
Opportunity for opportunity sake isn't a virtue if it gets rid of one of the few providers that was any good.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Could you elaborate on your claim that Signal is not end-to-end encrypted?
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by rockskon 2y ago
Or maybe it's just popular? Recommend something else if you don't like it rather than just insinuating crap about people who do.
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by rockskon 2y ago
That isn't a solution. The free market isn't magic. The free market hasn't solved cybersecurity. The free market hasn't solved world hunger. The free market sure as hell hasn't solved Healthcare or even promote good
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by rockskon 2y ago
You didn't give a solution. You just asserted "the free market will handle it."
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by rockskon 2y ago
> Physical storefronts don't collect and sell your information? I have no reason to believe a physical strip club would sell info of which ladies I look at to anyone with a couple of bucks. I can't say the same about websites.
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by rockskon 2y ago
A website isn't comparable to a physical storefront. What an absolute boomer thing to suggest. What tech discipline are you in? Policy? Because I have serious doubts you have any technical experience. A website is mediated by comput
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by rockskon 2y ago
Just like the free market figured out cybersecurity? It ain't a magic wand that fixes all problems, buddy. Some problems just aren't possible to fix without making changes that sacrifice values core to the economy and of our cult
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by rockskon 2y ago
Theories and approaches to study are not rational bases for making comparisons between LLMs and the human brain. They're bases for studying the human brain - something which we are very much in our infancy of understanding.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Whenever I see someone confidently making a comparison between LLMs and people, I assume they are unserious individuals more interested in maintaining hype around technology than they are in actually discussing what it does.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Insert "no, that's a completely different sentence. Wtf are you talking about?" meme here.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Some "investors" did "invest" in Ponzicoin after all.
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by rockskon 2y ago
The frequency and severity of enforcement are the distinguishing factors here.
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by rockskon 2y ago
All peoples' life experiences equally matter. Just some areas more equal than others. /s
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by rockskon 2y ago
What exactly is the FTC going to do with Net Neutrality? In what way is what the FCC was trying to accomplish within the ability of the FTC to enact instead?
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by rockskon 2y ago
Utter nonsense. Network tech hasvimproved by orders of magnitude over the past decade to let ISPs transmit more data than ever for cheaper than ever. Oversubscription is not the cost-restrictive mandate it once was.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Read, parse for keywords to take action against - what's the difference?
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by rockskon 2y ago
And if you set MariaDB to not have Internet connectivity, it attempts to accomplish this by setting the TCP port to 0. Ostensibly because it's not supposed to be a valid TCP port, except it actually is on thousands and thousands of sy
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by rockskon 2y ago
It's not some ufw rule that normally prevents hosting a service on port 0.
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by rockskon 2y ago
You can bind to it on some versions of Linux. I've scanned a bunch of Linux systems that host stuff on port 0.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Well yes, it's in the name "loss leader". It's not meant to be sustainable. It's meant to get their name out there as a good alternative to Radeon cards for the lower-end GPU market. Profit can come after positive
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by rockskon 2y ago
*65536 ports Port 0 is a port some operating systems can and do host services on accessible over the Internet. Also - if there's any MariaDB devs reading this - your default setting making the database listen on port 0 to disable Inter
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by rockskon 2y ago
They're trying to unseat Radeon as the budget card. That means making a more enticing offer than AMD for a temporary period of time.
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by rockskon 2y ago
They've actually been making positive moves with GPUs lately along with a success story for the B580.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Do you live in a dense city like New York City or San Francisco? Or places with less urban sprawl that are much easier for self-driving cars to navigate? Also you still haven't answered my question. Would you get in a self-driving
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by rockskon 2y ago
How about you answer my question since he did not. Would you trust your life to a self-driving car in New York City traffic?
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by rockskon 2y ago
That doesn't answer my question.
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by rockskon 2y ago
AI has a different risk profile than humans. They are a lot more risky for business operations where failure is wholly unacceptable under any circumstance. They're risky in that they fail in ways that aren't readily determinist
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by rockskon 2y ago
Not really. Don't conflate octogenarian-guided party and community policy with what people actually do.
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by rockskon 2y ago
Can you give an example? It is pretty common for me to be told to use API calls that don't exist.

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