throwaway140126

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by throwaway140126 7mo ago
PostgreSQL is Turing complete, so I guess they do what ever they want?
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by throwaway140126 7mo ago
A light mode would be great. I know that many people ask for a dark mode for the reason that they think that a light mode is more tiring than a dark mode but for me it is the opposite.
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
Getting your house raided is trouble/punishment... So no the one that called him a dick also got into trouble.. and obviously such events discourage people from expressing their opinions.
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
(1) That is just a symbolic image. The person answered „Du bist so 1 Pimmel“ (english: „You're such a dick“) to a post of the politician on twitter. According to Wikipedia it was an answer to the following tweet https://twit
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
(1) Calling a politician a dick is vandalism? That's nonsense. (2) The corresponding prosecutor made clear that his house was raided for calling the politician stupid and NOT for anything else. You would have known that if you would
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
No, it is not. I'm also german and rt.com is DNS blocked by the Telekom. dig @192.168.2.1 rt.com ; <<>> DiG 9.18.39-0ubuntu0.24.04.2-Ubuntu <<>> @192.168.2.1 rt.com ; (1 server found) ;; global opti
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
In Germany there are some examples for the suppression of speech. For example popular examples are: (1) getting your house raided for calling a politician a dick (2) getting your house raided for calling a politician stupid (3) most r
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
Germany uses DNS blocks.. So you can circumvent the censorship by using a DNS provider different than the DNS provider of your ISP.
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by throwaway140126 8mo ago
Well, you have a point but on the other side since about 20 years the Telekom does not even think about improving the internet connection in the place I live. At some point you're just fed up. To me it seems like they just do not care
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by throwaway140126 9mo ago
I just want to share my thoughts about this topic: Personally I think the right approach is to treat the llm like a user. So if we pretend that you would like to grant a user access to your database then a reasonable approach would be to wr