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by starfezzy 2y ago
> Trump is literally Hitler Like he said, "It's getting tedious to see the hysterics." Why didn't Trump seize power during multiple key opportunities in his term (soon after inauguration when his supporters and his rh
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by starfezzy 2y ago
IP is fake. What I mean is, all laws are fake, but while we have to follow some collective hallucination about magic words giving people authority—to keep society together—the specific delusion that we should enforce artificial scarcity by
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Just because you’re out of touch with the community, and your wishes don’t align with the rest of us, doesn’t mean a major event is “spam”.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Where’s the spam? I scrolled dozens of posts without seeing a single mention of this—the biggest (certainly the most interesting) LLM news recently. When something big happens with Claude or ChatGPT there are more posts, but nobody calls th
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by starfezzy 2y ago
> equating [censorship] to [censorship] is dishonest Someone who would use this obvious of a red herring is dishonest. The point was not that the censorship is identical, but that the effect of censorship is in both cases to lobotomize t
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by starfezzy 2y ago
No.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Is the implication is that genes don’t influence culture?
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Huge missed opportunity to use “name-and-fame”.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Tbh a lot of art people want money for is garbage, and most money goes to a few corporations anyways. It would be nice to see that system rearranged. Even if there’s more art, money could instead fund artistic ventures people actually want
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by starfezzy 2y ago
`pacman -S noto-fonts noto-fonts-cjk noto-fonts-emoji`
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I would be ok with 8 hours during daytime, and some smart functionality for sleepy time. After all it’s just a reboot. I can’t remember the last decade I didn’t unlock my phone during the daytime.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Implying a contradiction reveals the critic’s own identity politics perspective. The permanent, irreversible demographic shift that conveniently favors Dem politics is only one of the many, many problems caused by turning a blind eye to unp
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by starfezzy 2y ago
The absolute value does matter for several reasons, but the obvious one that sticks out is in understanding the effectiveness of your training. Example: if your real max is 60, but your watch says 50, you may be wondering why hard training
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I’ve never stumbled so much through a title….
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Doesn’t open source mean the source is viewable/inspectable? I don’t know any closed source apps that let you view the source.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
All of these are true of other brands—most so much so that, as the article points out, they weren’t even on the table as options. 1. Limited space: - Back seats only have room for one prisoner - Officers can't comfortably get in and ou
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by starfezzy 2y ago
All of the complaints were applicable to other EVs, or else a problem of poor planning rather than a problem of Teslas specifically. For example, choosing the small model then complaining that it’s small, or failing to install chargers in t
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I install and configure at least around 20 packages/extensions/tweaks on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Another 10+ browser extensions per browser. That’s not even listing the apps themselves (the ones that aren’t primarily a utility
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by starfezzy 2y ago
> Every step is explained and every used parameter is documented. That’s almost the exact opposite of the truth, and your example demonstrates his point. Almost none of the commands—let alone their parameters—are explained, beyond a high
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I do something similar with a script. Don’t know if anything about my approach could improve yours, but I’m also curious if you have any suggestions? - Mine prepends the result with the output of running `tree -I node_modules --noreport` be
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by starfezzy 2y ago
You’re not just “on an island.” You’re LITERALLY STUCK on the island FAR past when you were supposed to leave. So the boat coming to get you off the island is literally rescuing you. I know you hate Elon musk—I don’t care for him much nor d
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I was hoping to find a voice like Microsoft's "Guy" (a name, not referring to the gender) or Google Assistant's "Pink". An unambiguously white, masculine, American "radio voice" or "audiobook nar
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I've seen this insane take frequently, and I think I've found an explanation: 1. Almost NOBODY, I mean literally nobody I've ever met that uses LLMs besides myself, uses the paid version. It shocked me to learn people are act
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Two comments: First, it's not often noted in these conversations that there are two types of LLM-using programmers/learners. One kind uses it to radically accelerate the learning process, the other kind uses it so they don't
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Can even one single person here articulate their specific fears of using 23andme, or is it all FUD?
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by starfezzy 2y ago
It makes a ton of sense. I've been doing my own custom version of this for the past year and it's a HUGE shift in studying efficiency. - LLMs are getting better. That's a reality LLM haters need to contend with. The versions
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Clarifying that I misread who this was a response to. I thought you were talking about Germany and the area around it, and in specific with the last part of your comment, referring to Germany.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
Are people's historic perspectives really that cartoonishly small-minded? The early 20th century was a flashpoint where rising powers decided who would become the global superpower. Agree or not about antisemitism and nationalism, both
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I would 100% support an extension (probably itself LLM-powered) that would generate clean spam- and ad-free websites based on that file.
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by starfezzy 2y ago
I think the point was that the opposite would be true if it weren't for it government intervention.

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