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totetsu
5d ago
They cant take up that free space if it was already full in the first place..
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Birdle Explorer
(start.birdle.world)
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5d ago
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5d ago
Birdle sites from around the world
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5d ago
I wouldn't call Five eyes very democratically supervised.. It seems there is hardly any oversight at all. https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/512315/updates-foreign-a... > GCSB 'failed to respect
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5d ago
Is this a reaction to the idea that when HuggingFace comes into Nvidia owership, lots of models are going to be removed from the platform?
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6d ago
Sorry to be uncool and try and explain away the joke, but. I'm reading three parts to this.. one is the risk to the job of researches, by the impacts of the systems that they have typically used until now, by being flooded with texts t
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6d ago
"Temporarily Offline Internet Archive services are temporarily offline. " What did you DO
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6d ago
> Singular: "He is a doctor." Plural: "They are doctors." Here the 'a' is shifting position to become the world final 's'
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6d ago
I guess the UI is ai generated, and it impossibly to see the images well enough to judge on a phone.
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8d ago
Are those factory workers we saw photos of now, wearing cameras to capture the movement of their hands stitching getting compensated for a generations worth of wages? Do they even have any choice but to give away the copy-right to their lab
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8d ago
I was thinking about this today. I am definitely making things easier but.. if I was paying the actual costs of this service, could it even be close to worth it?
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8d ago
I’ve only read his Harry Potter fanfic
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8d ago
I was under the impression that the superspy stuff usually happens more at the undersea-cable terminal or at satellite links anyway.
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8d ago
Their kids are in the 70s and 80s too
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9d ago
It's funny when you boot up these old games you played long ago, how small the view port is, and how I didn't seem to notice that at the time.
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9d ago
To avoid the comming massive risk to human life from climate disruption, I think there needs to be an Australasian / ASEAN open boarder arangement like the schengen area.
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10d ago
So just enable access to a completely offline, cached, and transparently proxied, copy of the internet.
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10d ago
I heard this is a common tactic in news forum discussions too. When you don't want people talking about the substance of the post, then you mention something like how the site is hosted on wix which supports the IDF, and derail the con
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10d ago
Flaging and killing the comment doesn't help dissuade form this lol
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10d ago
How do you test and monitor outbound access against program that adapts itself to get around things? if your MITM and filtering keywords etc, cant it just .. encode it traffic somehow or another.. If you're looking at traffic volumes,
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Have you noticed any changes in the way people communicate now we have chatbots?
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12d ago
I had much better access to personal computing as a teenager with multiple clunky desktops, that I do today I feel.
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15d ago
I apologise, I am at the dry humour stage of climate grief.
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16d ago
I give todays Turdle 1 for difficulty.
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16d ago
I heard CO2 is a gas with a powerful green house effect. What happens at the end of life of these units I wonder? What if they leak and it gets into the atmosphere!
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17d ago
I was waiting for it to .. say usage limit reached after reverting it back to how you started..
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18d ago
Planet-scale nude-selfie extenuation racket?
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20d ago
Or it actually entrenches hierarchies.. and it's just that so many CS majors got caught up in the discursive pleasure of poopooing social sciences that they don't actually have a good graspe on how power operates in society..
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22d ago
Immediately and coarsely calling into question the intelligence of any-one who questions the corruption, seems to be par-for-the-course for these anti-socialites.
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22d ago
Is anyone keeping track of these .. second order effects.. of the proliferation of agents? Like this, or oss projects getting 10s of 000s of bug report, or the Linux kernel site getting ddosed by crawlers..
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