squeefers

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by squeefers 7mo ago
> Why did ISPs stop with this service? Was it to curb illegal file sharing? why dont you replace it with petabytes of free hosting for people, along with the bandwidth to serve it? moneys obviously no obstacle to you
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by squeefers 7mo ago
hes like these off-gridders that use iphones.... larping some kind of self-sufficieny, whilst being firmly tied to industrialised society and completely unwilling to sever the link
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by squeefers 7mo ago
> it's just that we can see a tiny bit further into the future and realize that we need to better our surroundings in order to live the life we want. except we cant agree exactly HOW the new utopia should be and we end up splinterin
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by squeefers 7mo ago
who pays for it then?
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by squeefers 7mo ago
> think when a significant number of individuals and cooperatives own the hardware and uses simpler software we can impact the Web and Internet in a positive way. That's my hypothesis. this man lives away with the fairies. i need re
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by squeefers 7mo ago
> but is true that changing the language in fact solve tons of things. *so long as you dont use unsafe rust **unsafe rust required for systems programming ***rust is a systems language ****does changing a default actually solve anything?
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by squeefers 7mo ago
apart from safety critical systems.... whats that all about? youd think with all the safety guarantees itd be good for something like that
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by squeefers 7mo ago
he has no answer for this
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by squeefers 7mo ago
> We should be aiming for a safe cross language ABI. now to simply get everyone to stop what theyre doing so they can rewrite their c code into this new language, shouldnt be too hard i imagine
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by squeefers 7mo ago
well its either that or let your child watch short-form videos in quick succession.... i think its blindingly obvious which one is the true evil
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by squeefers 7mo ago
finally time for someone with social skills to take the helm, of which there are thousands contributing currently. any one of them would be more pleasant to deal with than linus. plenty of people tried to tell him as much and they were eith
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by squeefers 8mo ago
he said the link was with poverty and education outcomes, not school funding and education outcomes
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by squeefers 8mo ago
a lot of effort goes into each cpu gen, often takes more than a quarter
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> Yellow journalism was when we had not yet adapted to print. people still believe whatever shit is in the daily mail even today. there are just far less yellow journals now... its in the collective memory that papers print shit for prof
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> Applies equaly to land mines and crack cocaine but no parent lets their kid play with either land mines or crack cocaine do they? cos the dangers are real. if the dangers were real, YOU wouldnt be on it would you? Just like porn, its s
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by squeefers 8mo ago
i mean, it kind of is. do they similarly blame chrome for showing suicide content in her auto-complete? this would have never happened if the girl hadnt searched for it herself. and if this suicide content is so powerful, how come everyone
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by squeefers 8mo ago
but its not really stopped ever. even when obama was in he did nothing about it
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> Good public education is a profoundly good indicator of economic prosperity well yeah.... because for good schools you need good money. no money = bad schools. good schools dont appear in poor areas. thats the connection.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
when i hear of shit like that its in places like rural india. to hear it still happens in 2026 is proof america is in the dark ages. and how anyone lets it happen either.... id rather live in a third world country than that
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> your state poverty level is caused by your state education outcomes. bad teachers dont make an area poor. a poor area doesnt have the money for good teachers, youve got it the wrong way around.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
doesnt alabama have sundown towns? is this what i hear called "southern hospitality"?
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> I don’t know why God doesn’t make His existence more obvious to those that don’t seek Him i didnt ask that and you know it. why doesnt he do headline magic tricks like feeding the five thousand or sending beasts down from heaven or rai
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> Hm, I think you are taking the language “takes every path” too literally. im taking it as literally as Feynmann took it. people seem to think because their theory is probabilistic, that the world is. theyre mistaken https://
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by squeefers 8mo ago
he said thinpcs and dumb clients with the compute power in the cloud, not pre-built gaming pcs. intel sell both desktop and server, if you cut out desktop for all but the low powered i3 it takes to run a thinpc, they lose a massive chunk of
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> But yes, if the algorithm is suggesting pro-suicide content then the developers are morally, if not legally, if she hadnt searched for it herself, it wouldnt have suggested it. the parents (understandly) want to blame someone for it. p
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by squeefers 8mo ago
its because of hysteria. same thing happened with tv. some girl in england killed herself after she herself had been searching out suicide content, the algo obviously suggests it back to her and because of that we basically got the Online C
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by squeefers 8mo ago
dont parents control what their kids do? if its that hysterically dangerous, take the phone off your kid.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
well thank god it has absolutely no ill effects on adults or wed all be screwed amirite!>!>!/?!one
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by squeefers 8mo ago
more terse than an actual tolkien book
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> When this works, it is really nice. Think Cursor, Lovable, or OpenClaw. > When it doesn’t work though, things get ugly too. wat dis den?

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