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by sc68cal 1y ago
They may oppose the current arrangement of the government but they don't disagree with the occupation and ethnic cleansing. > Eurasia Poll: 82% of Israelis want to expel Palestinians from Gaza; 47% want to kill every man, woman, chi
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by sc68cal 1y ago
yes this is my read too. In true classic American fashion, instead of investing money to help uplift disadvantaged communities, we treat them as a resource to extract
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by sc68cal 1y ago
To the site author: I'm on a MBP M1 Mac and honestly I can't really read the text. Far too small, and increasing the zoom just makes the text large but the margins less wide. Firefox reader mode also renders really badly. Please,
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by sc68cal 1y ago
That assumes that everyone is willing to pay for it. I don't think that's an assumption that will be true.
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by sc68cal 1y ago
I owe my career to Django, I used it to build some projects when I first started my career, and recently reached for it when I was asked to build another huge project. The built in admin panel is the killer feature.
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by sc68cal 1y ago
It's a figure of speech. She's the author of the popular Murderbot series which has been a successful show on Apple+. Her stories are about artificial life and artificial intelligence.
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by sc68cal 1y ago
> I'd rather have some billionaire sitting on a huge plot of wilderness I'd rather not have a billionaire sitting on a huge plot of land. If we as a society want that wilderness to be preserved, it should be a state park or nat
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by sc68cal 1y ago
We are in agreement that AI will destroy the current one. I don't see how the new iteration that AI would produce would have "more genuine information" seeing as how LLMs are just predicting what word follows the previous wor
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by sc68cal 1y ago
> An internet with less ads, more genuine information. If AI will lead to this next phase of the internet How is AI supposed to create an internet "with more genuine information", based on what we have seen so far? These two st
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by sc68cal 1y ago
Who does that though
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by sc68cal 1y ago
I agree the time estimates seem wildly optimistic, or maybe I'm just not cut out for this profession despite being in it for 20 years. I mean regex is incredibly powerful. 5 days?!?!
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by sc68cal 1y ago
There's no profit to be made so they're expecting the government to assume the risk, like flood insurance (NFIP)
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by sc68cal 1y ago
Our current socioeconomic system barely cares about human welfare, and you're telling me that Anthropic is spending time navel gazing about the welfare of an AI?
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by sc68cal 1y ago
I am absolutely shocked, shocked that LLM slop is being used to provide post-hoc justification for an ideological project
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by sc68cal 1y ago
I understand that, but it's a double edged sword. We enjoyed that flexibility for a long time, but lately we are now experiencing the downsides of this flexibility.
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by sc68cal 1y ago
Yes but you are seeing a symptom of what I believe is a fundamental design decision to be liberal in passing on data and then _later_ go through and build logic that stops certain things from being forwarded, and the result is that things s
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by sc68cal 1y ago
The problem is that folks took advantage of the behavior of BGP where it would forward unknown attributes that the local device didn't understand, as a means to do all sorts of things throughout the network. People now rely on that beh
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by sc68cal 1y ago
I still remember the mad scramble we had to fix CVE-2023-4481 across our entire network. This class of bugs is going to be an absolute nightmare to deal with, and because of the way BGP has been designed & implemented, it is going to ta
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by sc68cal 1y ago
> to live reasonable peacefully This is absolutely not true. There is constant Israeli settler violence in the West Bank against Palestinians and frequent raids by the IDF.
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by sc68cal 1y ago
> Hamas instead went to war with its coalition partner This is revisionist history. The events of the Hamas/Farah civil war are far more complicated than just the typical "Hamas is evil" So really, what hope do we have for
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by sc68cal 1y ago
sometimes people edit their post after the fact. It is important sometimes to quote it, to ensure that context is preserved
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by sc68cal 1y ago
We already had A/B testing of congestion pricing. The A test was without congestion pricing in NYC, and has been tested for decades.
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by sc68cal 1y ago
The workers at Google who protested against Project Nimbus were right, and Google was not only wrong about the project, but also wrong for punishing those employees who dared to speak up
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by sc68cal 1y ago
I think the issue is that services like CloudFlare are relied upon for this type of protection. It is a very large problem domain and it's easier to delegate it to a dedicated service than to build something to solve it
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by sc68cal 1y ago
Using @classmethod to create functions that return class instances honestly feels too much like Java and the class factory method pattern. I don't agree with the blanket policy of banning __init__ methods
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by sc68cal 1y ago
The FBI already grooms young men and provides fake explosives for them to do terror attacks, so they can arrest them. They start by talking to them online so all this is doing is making the process cheaper and larger scale
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by sc68cal 1y ago
"What if we did _more_ neoliberalism but maybe were a bit more racist?"
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by sc68cal 1y ago
"monopolies are good because line goes up"
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by sc68cal 1y ago
Ansible has support for quadlet creation in the containers.podman collection
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by sc68cal 2y ago
> A serious international intervention is basically a non-starter. Yes because Haiti already has plenty of examples of the United States and other first world countries intervening, and it made things worse. https://en.wikiped

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