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the_gipsy
8mo ago
I prefer car analogies
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the_gipsy
8mo ago
Yes what's happening is totally normal, everybody does it all the time.
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8mo ago
Humanity.
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the_gipsy
8mo ago
Because we can't foster good humans, the latter is inevitable.
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8mo ago
Should we allow kids to get cigarettes? Cocaine? Should all parents "just" be better parents and problem solved?
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8mo ago
You can run rust on kindles, so you don't need a separate webserver. You can fetch stuff and render the image directly on the kindle. Second hand kindles can be very cheap. https://github.com/benjajaja/kindle-bueno
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8mo ago
They have only filter out the morons, though.
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8mo ago
I still see a constant barrage of spam messages, direct or group.
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the_gipsy
8mo ago
Let's be clear: the appropriation mostly consists of leveraging existing (inherited) wealth and other social privileges.
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8mo ago
It doesn't really solve spam in a meaningful way in practice.
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8mo ago
Most likely they don't want to. It's ridiculous that you would need to give your phone number for some chat program.
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8mo ago
> people who have to create "wealth" most people don't "create wealth". They're forced to serve up half of their awake time to someone that is "wealthy", most likely through inheritance.
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8mo ago
Remember when google removed extension APIs so that things like uBlock origin stopped working in Chrome, in the name of "security"? Pepperidge farm remembers.
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9mo ago
Yes, it's just that some companies will fail to adapt, but there will be new jobs.
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9mo ago
Vibecoded, ok.
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9mo ago
How old are you?
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9mo ago
You're missing the point: she was a woman.
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9mo ago
I remember reading an article about how terrible AI could be in the hands of a regime like China's. What a time to be alive, I guess.
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9mo ago
But Charlie is a fool, a half-moron. Arthur is not dumb.
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9mo ago
> Or I don't know. This is all just a guess from me.
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the_gipsy
9mo ago
Sound just like "That: [situation or summary]" style. Interchangeable that and what.
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the_gipsy
9mo ago
The other day it was Cloudflare threatening the country Italy, today Anhtropic is writing a constitution... Delusional techbros drunk on power.
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9mo ago
That's the neat part, you don't. Neat as in fantastic - it literally can't get any better - for the oligarchs. Tax the poor, and tell them we're collecting money for them, from the foreigners. Raise and lower the rates w
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9mo ago
Or to tax the poor.
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9mo ago
I don't see LLMs ingesting the LoCs. I see CC finding and grepping and reading file contents piecewise, precisely because it is too expensive to ingest a whole project. So what you say is not true: cost does not directly correlate with
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9mo ago
Are all these techbros drunk with power? The other day it was cloudflare guy trying to play international politics, now Zuck wants to get into nuclear.
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10mo ago
How is that working out for America? Some lady got shot the other day by some out-of-control cosplay militia.
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10mo ago
The author is wrong, there exist mechanisms to cast errors. But they all suck! It's all just guessing and grepping for -hopefully- unique error messages.
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10mo ago
More importantly, they recently started trading in yuans.
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10mo ago
This has been made illegal years ago in Europe.
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