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by shaky-carrousel 4mo ago
And we have to believe that it's not backdoored because they say so? That's incredibly naïve.
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
There is also no evidence that I'm not a sentient toaster.
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
An LLM is as conscious as a toaster...
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
Then China will come and eat their lunch. I for one will only buy Chinese RAM from now on, no matter the prices.
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
Completely normal phenomenon.
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
The US is the world leader in lists compiled by who? I'm pretty sure China is the world leader in lists compiled by them.
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
Ok, benefits no one other than Israel AND American warlords.
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
I like that mindset. "This bug is not meant to be solved."
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by shaky-carrousel 5mo ago
Distribution. Which is a different word than distro, with a different meaning. Like smart and smartass.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
They literally have a green leaf next to power saving options. Also, there's an option in windows upgrades to time the upgrades to when the grid is mostly renewables.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
The industry spent decades preaching us about power savings, with Microsoft settings application lecturing about power saves and the update app programming them on renewables peak, only for... wasting gigawatts by forcing us to have copilot
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
A classic example of mistaking the finger for the moon. There's a trend there, no matter what.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
I use only self hosted free software. Admittedly it's not for everyone. But solves the issue for me.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
> Like it or not, this is the future of software engineering. For you, perhaps.
45.
by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
The rule of the United American Epsteinates must come to an end too.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
I'm looking forward for all the Temu jokes we're going to see.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
> One of the most frustrating things about HN is that people seem so unaware of how idiosyncratic their preferences are. If you stood on the street corner and asked every passerby what they would change about their phone, I think you wou
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
> Iran has murdered over 30,000 of its own citizens for peacefully protesting. The US has not done that, nor have we "shot down" our citizens. Yet the US has been an accomplice to that, by intentionally destabilizing the countr
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
The US is shooting down its citizens, blockading vital commerce routes, and accumulating a dangerous amount of nuclear weapons. It seems ripe for regime change.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
The US is shooting down its citizens, blockading vital commerce routes, and accumulating a dangerous amount of nuclear weapons. It seems ripe for regime change.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
> We’re beginning to test ads in ChatGPT in the US. Ads may appear for users on the Free and Go plans. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu accounts will not have ads. Yet.
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by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
Yes, I would support a ban on new factories for, say, slot machines.
53.
by shaky-carrousel 6mo ago
By donating to MZLA Technologies Corporation? Then I guess I'll switch to KMail or Evolution.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Decades, decades, telling us to save energy. Removing screensavers, replacing lightbulbs with ugly CFL first and color distorted LED lamps after. Trying to save energy to save the planet. And now, all of that to the toilet because some moro
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Which one? NVIDIA? OpenAI? Bytedance?
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
If you are the processor, yes, I guess. If you aren't, then you can provide the transaction ID to the processor and let it handle that part.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Well, what you can do is notify the card issuer about those cards that went through, so they can mark them as stolen. That surely will make the hacker really happy, and discourage them of doing it again :)
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
> Write commit messages as a human developer would — describe only what the code change does. The undercover mode prompt was generated using AI.
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Some of what you're saying is fair. The simulation did have known issues, including glitches with point-defense systems and ships being placed unrealistically close to Red assets due to peacetime constraints on the exercise. The Wikipe
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by shaky-carrousel 7mo ago
Yep, calling your users entitled and telling them they're overreacting instead of listening to them. That surely isn't going to backfire. It never did.

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