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by thfuran 7mo ago
>"Reaching your own stuff" is already a solved problem, too. Tailscale/Headscale IPv6 predates those by decades.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
What makes you think that’s AI-written?
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by thfuran 7mo ago
Sure sitting around a campfire and whittling away at something now feels more like mucking about than chore, because it is. You don’t actually need whatever it is you’re whittling. It would probably be less relaxing if your survival depende
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by thfuran 7mo ago
I don’t think this search will really reveal speed of execution and feature set rewarded over quality either.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
>I can look past some of the stupid shit he says. He gets freedom of speech too That just means it’s legally permissible, not reasonable, respectable, or conscionable. Do not look past the things he says.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
That principle deserves to be violated. Invalid input is invalid. Rather than everyone everywhere trying to handle it and producing subtly different implicit extensions of whatever standard they’re nominally ingesting, everything should rej
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by thfuran 7mo ago
I’m not entirely clear on what you’re suggesting abolishing here, copyright, AI, the companies making the frontier models?
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by thfuran 7mo ago
Printed propaganda goes back at least as far as the early 1500s, and written propaganda goes back thousands of years.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
There's no way under our current economic system that the result of a tool that makes some work easier/faster would be anything other than filling the gap with more or other work.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
No, the TSA exists because politicians felt they needed to be seen doing something after 9/11. If there were actually much political will for it to fulfill actual security purposes, it surely would’ve been reformed after it’s continual
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by thfuran 7mo ago
So you’re saying there can be no worthwhile privacy protections as long as subpoenas and search warrants exist and it’s physically possible for someone to eavesdrop? I guess we might as well switch everything back to http.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
https://www.ibm.com/think/topics/llm-temperature
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by thfuran 7mo ago
More than one, I'd think.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
You’re saying that it’s a good thing that the government is infringing on people’s rights because it might motivate activists to convince them to stop doing so?
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by thfuran 7mo ago
>when some say Some say very nearly anything you could imagine and many things you couldn’t.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
Ban all third party advertisement. Or taking payment for it at any rate.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
It’s petty straightforward. They want to taste meat but don’t want to eat animals.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
>while you closed out your “safe” retirement positions at -15% User error
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by thfuran 7mo ago
It’s pretty obviously what they meant.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
Holding racists beliefs isn’t, but many of the actions that those beliefs tend to lead in the absence of regulation to are.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
>in foreign countries It may surprise you to learn that this is not within the purview of Montana state law.
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by thfuran 7mo ago
I don't think it's the platform paying the workers. I think they're third parties hired by the posters. Of course, OnlyFans itself could theoretically create and offer a service to replace them, but Fraud As A Service doesn&#
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by thfuran 7mo ago
>You have the right to not provide custom software and firmware and technical documentation, Just like all food sellers have the right not to provide documentation on the ingredients and nutrition of their products?
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by thfuran 8mo ago
And you think this is the first sign that they’ve decided they’re going to spend the next few years being a RAM reseller before starting to sell consumer products again?
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by thfuran 8mo ago
Or the fact that if they sell all their RAM without putting it in devices, they won’t be able to sell devices, and some portion of their customer base will leave their ecosystem, possibly forever.
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by thfuran 8mo ago
But addresses aren’t just for sending mail. Location also determines which municipal and state laws apply, so there are contexts where the distinction matters.
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by thfuran 8mo ago
I understand the proposed grading system but not the reason for selecting that particular system.
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by thfuran 8mo ago
To what end? Not cheating on the weekly assignments is surely more beneficial to learning than cheating on them is, but I don’t see how removing the assignments altogether would help students learn.
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by thfuran 8mo ago
Okay, so the system is designed not to educate but to minimize the time required to determine whether students somehow stumbled into an education?
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by thfuran 8mo ago
What exactly would the goal of this change be?

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