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therealpygon
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therealpygon
4mo ago
I suspect the manufacturer probably cares less about what you do to your own car and hacking it, than they do about the potential for security compromise of their products on a broader scale, where they will then get blamed and sued for not
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therealpygon
4mo ago
“Nobody is actually getting replaced” is an interesting take given currently available information on force reductions, stated cause, and AI implementation increases across sectors replacing workloads and causing fewer employees to accompli
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5mo ago
I would say the difference there is: yes…you built a machine that “could” pick all the flowers. It did not, however, actually pick any flowers as you suggest. If you take the machine back and use it to pick the flowers, that should be a pro
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therealpygon
5mo ago
“Is” and “supposed to be” are not the same thing, but your perspective appreciated.
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5mo ago
You mean like those Minnesota soccer mom “terrorists”? It’s hard to assume good faith after repeated bad faith behaviors, hence the reason our justice system is supposed to operate on evidence and a presumption of innocence, rather than “tr
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therealpygon
5mo ago
I appreciate that you believe those to be the only two options I have.
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5mo ago
I bought a “Lifetime” pass from PlayOn. They literally just renamed the product (all the old naming is still permeated through the code) and then said the license was no longer valid, killed the working features by forcing an upgrade to the
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5mo ago
I mean you can make up things all you like, it won’t magically make them true. In either case, you might try actually understanding what I said instead of only trying to inject your own nonsense into every conversation and then act like tha
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5mo ago
Insecure people tend to think such things when called on their ignorance. Can’t be helped. What can be helped is trying to understand what is being said before attempting to discount it with an example that is just as manipulated in other w
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5mo ago
Case in point. “Independent stations are totally better and I’m going to go argue on the internet when it’s something completely unrelated to small independent stations, unlike the mass media market stations the vast majority of people in
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5mo ago
It’s like people don’t realize that the “hits” played on radio are entirely manufactured by the music industry. They literally provide lists of songs for the radio station to play that month in order to generate interest so that then people
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therealpygon
5mo ago
What a stupid take. Being poor and not being able to afford your OWN responsibilities at your income are two different things. I grew up poor, so yea, you can f off with your own ivory tower inventions while you go read what I actually said
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5mo ago
Good. If people can’t afford their own livelihood, then they probably shouldn’t have them. If they can and choose not to, arguments could be made about why someone would rather they make a different decision. But if “we need poor children i
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5mo ago
love that not having kids when you can’t actually afford your own existence at that time is a hot take that no one could know in advance that they shouldn’t do. Also love that I SPECIFICALLY called out your argument, almost like you couldn’
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5mo ago
Just my opinion but… I’m all for helping people in the situations that aren’t of their own creation, so using the excuse “what are they supposed to do” doesn’t really fit for me? The first option is to use a condom if they are in a bad fina
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5mo ago
It does make that easier for people to choose to do, but I would argue that it shouldn’t be held against tailwind that people do this. Also, sorry, but I’m doubtful that when using CSS that no markup would be changed to better accommodate t
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5mo ago
My 2 cents is that qualia is definitely a fancy way to say “opinions”. As in: “My opinion is that this brand is good because others have told me it is. My opinion is that it is expensive because it must in fact be good. The bottle looks old
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5mo ago
That’s not what it means. Those falsehoods (or their antithesis) are baked into the data and training. This is more about refusals, as in refusing to answer a question because someone else feels you should not be allowed to ask a question.
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5mo ago
Consider instead the possibility this may be used as a rendering layer for data backing it. Instead of shipping three-dimensional models and GBs of textures, you can ship a couple photos or a blueprint file or <any other modalities/
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5mo ago
Hey guys, I’m super good at using tokens. Business: Amazing, that’s great what did you do? I ran 50 instances and had them all fix the same bugs at the same time and then analyzed the results of all 50 runs to have AI score each of the atte
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5mo ago
Wonder when the big flashy DOJ podium announcement about stopping this fraud of this religious based charity will be? Surely there will be massive news reports like the fraud of a daycare center in Minnesota, right? …Right??? Hey where did
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5mo ago
Battery array, not battery. The achievement is not that it came from “a battery”, it’s that amount of power — 40% of their state power — came “from batteries” for a period of time. An array is a collection of batteries just like putting thr
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5mo ago
Is it possible that you are assuming they are referring only to Vaultwarden itself? Half of the equation is a server component compatible with every app produced by a company, the other is every app that is produced by a company. If the c
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therealpygon
5mo ago
A lot of the things you are perpetuating are outright lies. Just FYI. Figure I should explain: Lie #1: “Access their network in an unauthorized fashion.” The perfectly legal use of public AGPL code does not constitute “unauthorized access”.
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5mo ago
I agree in some ways, but I think this also overlooks that your job might be like that, but most decidedly “developer” jobs are not all like what you say which is more Engineering. Many people are able to have a career making basic HTML w
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5mo ago
That you characterize it as obsession says more about your pre-established opinion that it is irrelevant, than what the facts are. Good for you, buy what you want? What were you hoping for there?
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5mo ago
If you don’t print anything proprietary or private, sure go ahead. You can let them intercept your 3d files all day and not be worried when you encounter models they decide they don’t want you to print with your printer in the future. (And
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5mo ago
Yeah. The fictional user doesn’t know anything about AI but knows about this 4gb file…because of news stories about how bad a 4gb file must be. Outside of that, they don’t know or care and wonder if that means that need to add some more “me
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5mo ago
And on balance, it also can mean that they make connections and see truth where others only see the facade. Both statements can (and are true) because highly intelligent people are still just people. Some people’s “delusions” are absolutely
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5mo ago
Hogging? This is a dvd worth of data on systems that likely store 200 times that while Microsoft delivers 20 gb updates that they just leave duplicates of laying around. People are really acting like storage is precious… it’s not 1995. Unin
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