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by tolerance 19d ago
What is the average person losing now on closed platforms? Think about why they should care about your answer and if there's any proof that it bothers them to the degree that they may view your alternative platforms as actual solutio
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by tolerance 20d ago
If I was someone who funded/relied on A/I's services I would have been trying to figure out what would it had taken for the US State Department to produce evidence for their allegations and would have lobbied for some sort of
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by tolerance 20d ago
Then do you think that the average person's disinterest in moving to different platforms is a bad thing? How does this affect the ideal version of the web it seems like you're advocating for?
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by tolerance 20d ago
What are incentives for the average person? Their logic seems straightforward: they want to be where their friends are at. And all they want to do there is cycle through their base emotions at a whim's pace. Whatever politics or techno
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by tolerance 20d ago
The idea that society was always going to be literate—as in a book-reading people—is sort of absurd, especially when the practice is treated like a means to an end and the medium of the book itself is rivaled by digital media that affects i
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by tolerance 20d ago
I've been trying to get people on HN to read this for the past two years but I think this is a good place to start for an answer. https://www.eurozine.com/blogging-the-nihilist-impulse/
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by tolerance 21d ago
Issues like this are proving the Horseshoe theory right.
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by tolerance 21d ago
That's not good.
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by tolerance 21d ago
Is this your first time reading The Economist?
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by tolerance 21d ago
> “Moral panic” is just an academic jargon term for “settle down peasants.” The irony of this that it portrays everything referred to as a moral panic as something worthy of legitimate worry and/or outrage that was brushed aside by
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by tolerance 21d ago
People refuse to let the concept of microblogs as conventional communications platforms die. Why?
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Filmmakers tout AI's use in Hollywood(semafor.com)
3 points by tolerance 22d ago|0 comments
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by tolerance 22d ago
Exactly.
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by tolerance 22d ago
That this is published by the lead of a pretty popular piece of software is disconcerting. The UI for the IDE itself and the web design for Delta even have that Claude Code "Claudhaus" look to them. I'm beginning to think tha
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by tolerance 23d ago
One of my favorite LLM-smells to train myself to sniff out is how well the author can tie two seemingly disparate ideas together into something compelling or novel. The more ambitious the synthesis and the less impressed I am the more likel
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by tolerance 23d ago
> Parents aren't allowed to bring them to school. If a parent escorts their children to school they'll be told not to. If they keep doing it they'll get a letter from the school and probably a police visit. And if they con
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by tolerance 25d ago
I'm way more interested in knowing what technologies Steve Klabnik is eyeing and planning to get involved with next.
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The traditional research paper is dead(generativehistory.substack.com)
4 points by tolerance 25d ago|0 comments
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by tolerance 26d ago
I am imagining a Gary Larson strip about a flock of birds who are so not fond of this.
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by tolerance 28d ago
Economic exploitation is just one way to take advantage of people who lack internal contentment. The other forms are cultural and social. Modifying one element in this environment in favor of others won't make things better. You could
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by tolerance 28d ago
I'm sorry, I didn't mean before 'this'. I shouldn't have even said "before". That was me thinking to myself out loud. What I'm trying to figure out is if they're related concepts. This may be a v
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by tolerance 28d ago
Is this not similar to what Simon Willison has written about before? https://sqlite-tutorial-pycon-2023.readthedocs.io/en/latest/... https://simonwillison.net/2021/Jul/28/baked-data&
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by tolerance 29d ago
Is the money refunded related to the cost of the OS license? Why not just advocate that manufacturers and vendors don't pass the cost off to consumers?
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by tolerance 29d ago
ATProto has the hardest working developer relations department in the game right now.
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by tolerance 1mo ago
This is peak internet banality.
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by tolerance 1mo ago
Notenik does has something like this: https://notenik.app/kb/app-overview.html
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by tolerance 1mo ago
If this comment is at all relevant to the post under discussion then we should all be championing OpenBSD as the premier Anti-Racist® OS of our time.
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by tolerance 1mo ago
People need to read "Blogging, the Nihilist Impulse" by Geert Lovink (2007) https://www.eurozine.com/blogging-the-nihilist-impulse/ https://web.archive.org/web/20240925180238/http:&#
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by tolerance 1mo ago
While we are recommending and un-recommending resources https://romanzolotarev.com/bsd/ has been my go-to. joshua stein's interest in getting OpenBSD running on anything he can provides useful insight too https:&
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by tolerance 1mo ago
Back in my day a blog post like this would've included a promotional link for $100 in DigitalOcean credits!

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