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by rtkwe 10mo ago
I think it's pretty easy to see on the face of it that a direct access for anyone to potentially reach everyone is a massive change from a system where that gets filtered through media companies. We don't really have to decide how
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
I'm not sure there's a way to do that, there's no real way for a platform to definitively know if you're selling legitimate items or not and sellers are legitimately allowed to resell any legit items they have bought so
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
IMO this really misses the changes that the democratization of access to attention and media caused. Anyone being able to directly reach anyone is a massive change from the gate-kept pre-internet media landscape.
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
For minor things with immediate payoffs like a pardon that seems correct. If you're ask is longer term though I'd be hesitant, he shows the same inclination to go with whatever the last person in a room wanted for longer term stuf
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
Yes, there's a lot of pressure to stay on his good side, even if the charges are bogus and eventually beaten or just ends in a pay-off like many cases the process is still damaging/costly and there's large incentives to pre-c
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
That's proved to be an idea only held up by the fig leaf of norms like the independence of the DOJ and the idea of the other two branches actually acting as a check on the others. Instead after the 70 year project we now have a complia
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
There's a hell of a lot of power vested in the executive branch especially in the DOJ to really mess with companies and the real protection against it's misuse was the agreement that the President didn't directly instruct and
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
Another fun blog from Funranium Labs: https://www.funraniumlabs.com/category/antarctica/
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by rtkwe 10mo ago
Meshtastic uses 900 MHz in the US which has way longer range generally than both wifi and bluetooth at the cost of needing a dedicated radio.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Misue is still use, that's why the source adds the parenthetical to the mis in (mis)use. It's a novel field we can name things whatever we want.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Their own wiki points out they're sometimes used interchangably. https://conwaylife.com/wiki/Spaceship
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
It favors things like "Vaccine Skepticism", climate change, and some more esoteric topics like Gamergate. It's been well covered and when the owner says "we're going to make it biased so our AIs trained on it are le
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Musks own tweets and words should be more than enough: Wokipedia: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1972991279706636437 Cleaning up a "mountain of woke bullshit" models are trained on: https://x.c
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Not terribly surprised to see this flagged already.. There used to be a way to vouch for flagged comments or articles but I don't see that anymore?
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
It's not surprising or new, the English articles are usually the most thoroughly vetted and watched because that's the majority of wikipedia editor's language so the other languages are more vulnerable to national tinging of
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Well Musk has said his goal is to use this edited biased version as part of the training data for Grok to "eliminate bias" in the training data because Grok keeps contradicting him. The problems isn't the page in isolation it
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
It's amusing everytime Grok gets taken back to the woodshed for another lobotomy and we get to see how much more insecure being terminally online has made Musk since the last time they butchered Grok.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
You'd have to figure out a way to distinguish vanadalism wars from more interpretation oriented edit wars as a starting point.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Generally this is the answer when there's an announcement like this. Some early paper or analysis showed some (often weak but potentially very interesting) correlation between $new_drug and $scary_disease/$scary_disorder. Doctors
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Usually the answer is to just slightly overproduce the inputs, only the new planet Gleba even slightly discourages letting items just sit on the conveyors with their freshness mechanic. What's the benefit?
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Power brownouts are pretty rare outside of the very early game. It's too easy and cheap to massively over produce power for that to really harm players outside the early game so I don't think there'd be much interest. Usually
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
LLM models are voracious consumers of RAM for the top full power models so yes, not directly but they're all consuming massive amounts of the production capacity of memory makers it's impacting the 'gaming RAM' market to
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
They even have reproduceable builds so you can validate the source matches the distributed binaries. After that it's trusting in the OSS process to have caught any attempted backdoors which is more down to your individual evaluations.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
I wish they had included it as part of the RealID system. It would have been pretty easy to make them smart cards that could use simple public private key tech to verify IDs. Private keys go into the cards and public keys get registered wit
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
That would require introspection, something he's far too busy for.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
It's been known for a while this is just verification. Accounts give themselves away all the time accidentally through phrases or tells. eg: A tweet from an account claiming to be from the US talking about Texas succession that mention
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
There's already pretty sophisticated setups to get fake live ID verifications where it's already a cat and mouse game between the tools to verify and the tools faking live verifications (sometimes including just scamming people in
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
I think some of the issues in the last outage actually affected multiple regions. IIRC internally some critical infrastructure for AWS depends on us-east-1 or at least it failed in a way that didn't allow failover.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
There's not really a way around the initial trust problem with consumer oriented certs though. Yours could reduce the number of initially trusted down to one I think but not any further.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Hear hear, It's funny having seen the same issue pop up in video game forums/communities. People complaining about politics in their video games after decades of completely straight faced US military propaganda from games like Cal

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