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by sumeno 2y ago
> Unless he is communicating with a former co-conspiritor or otherwise in furtherance of some crime He did this constantly leading up to the trial, at some point you lose the benefit of the doubt
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by sumeno 2y ago
> You can vote with your wallet and buy a car that doesn't have ads. For now. I've yet to see an advertisement on a bus or train that wasn't easily ignorable. It's a lot harder to ignore things when you're drivin
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by sumeno 2y ago
The Controversies section on Wikipedia pretty much covers it
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by sumeno 2y ago
Even ignoring this weird definition of a "hacker", you've shown how little you know about how many exploits in games are found. They often involve stepping through the assembly of the game to understand how a glitch works and
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by sumeno 2y ago
Yeah, the browser that has had multiple huge incidents where they've been caught doing sketchy stuff is definitely who we should turn to...
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by sumeno 2y ago
A Firefox that doesn't keep up with new features gradually becomes more and more useless as websites use the new features. You may want the web to stay the same but it isn't going to
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by sumeno 2y ago
It's embarrassing that the most well thought out and detailed response is being downvoted
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by sumeno 2y ago
Nobody comes to HN to read what ChatGPT thinks about something in the comments
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by sumeno 2y ago
They've been caught in the past getting benchmark data under the table, if they got caught once they're probably doing it even more
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by sumeno 2y ago
It doesn't do much other than rapid unscheduled disassemblies so far
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by sumeno 2y ago
Being antivax is not a very effective way to prevent diseases. RFK is a national disaster waiting to happen
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by sumeno 2y ago
LLMs aren't people
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by sumeno 2y ago
People take Musk seriously and he gets basic facts wrong constantly
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by sumeno 2y ago
Does that make you a bot for not realizing the article also talks about US researchers coming to a similar conclusion?
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by sumeno 2y ago
This website is trying to confuse people into thinking it is the Journal of Public Health Policy, an actual reputable source. It's just more antivax horseshit
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by sumeno 2y ago
There are plenty of "nerd famous" people who manage it by just not being an asshole. If you're already an asshole being "nerd famous" is going to be rough, yes, but maybe just don't be one?
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by sumeno 2y ago
You can work around this by just actually selling swastika shirts instead of pretending to
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by sumeno 2y ago
He should probably take that twitter deal, probably not getting better than that
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by sumeno 2y ago
Tell that to Sam Altman
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by sumeno 2y ago
Even when it is run some of these things like ballistics are a lot fuzzier science than they would have you believe and the "experts" can make a report say whatever they (or the police) want
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by sumeno 2y ago
When your business is selling a large number of cards to giant companies you don't want them to be 20x more useful because then people will buy fewer of them to do the same amount of work
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by sumeno 2y ago
People other than me exist so this doesn't really work In the same way that me not driving drunk doesn't protect me from drunk drivers
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by sumeno 2y ago
there are limits to the things some people will do to satiate their greed, but if you are a billionaire you've already demonstrated there is not
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by sumeno 2y ago
It's not surprising when you consider HN is full of temporarily embarrassed tech billionaires
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by sumeno 2y ago
This is the saddest thing I've read on HN and that's saying something
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by sumeno 2y ago
The pretending to not understand how public services work shtick is so tiring. Everyone understands that public services are free to use because they are funded by taxes. It's not the gotcha you think it is. People say that roads, K-12
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by sumeno 2y ago
Fuck no
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by sumeno 2y ago
I'm sure the SCOTUS that said "your crimes are legal" will stand up to him now
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by sumeno 2y ago
They're a rich company, they are immune from consequences
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by sumeno 2y ago
He's only accountable to Congress (SCOTUS also affirmed that) and good fucking luck ever getting the required votes to remove him from office. He can do whatever he wants with impunity.

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