vitalyan1234

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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
really? they're doing a piss poor job, because all I see on the front page every day is marketing and public opinion campaigns. not exactly my favorite content.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
bro, it was literally incomprehensibly retarded.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
>I think lately his advisors have made him tone down the doomerism noting that it might tank his IPO, and I am uncertain whether his recent pushes towards more regulation are regulatory capture attempts or ideology or both. and I think t
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
yes, yes, and Apple forbids sideloading because they're worried about grannies installing malware.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
it is baffling that you can still encounter Yuddite delulu in 2026 when everyone and their literal grandma is using chatbots daily. you might as well campaign to shut down the internet or ban smartphones. but ok, who is going to initiate su
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
>Not worth it. most of "engagement" on every big platform has always been bot activity, which strongly suggests that all their measures can be countered.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
i love this so much it's unreal
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
that's a psyop from the cloud evangelism era. a few hundred milliseconds of latency make fuck all any difference for 95% of things, even voice/video calls.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
the standard answer is laughably naive, then. "might is right" has never been more true than now.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
are you going to nuke China when they predictably ignore you? what the fuck are you going to do, tariff them? lol.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
>1. Demoralization Undermining the moral and cultural foundations of a society — making people lose faith in their own country, values, and institutions ~15–30 years (one generation) took Putin less than 10 years to do that to Russia. th
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
there are several they/them in this very thread saying that it's a violation of human rights. so yeah.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
will soemone please think of the boomers? :(
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
>For the 2020 U.S. elections, he contributed $5.2 million to two super PACs that supported the Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign.[157] Bankman-Fried was the second-largest individual donor to Biden in the 2020 election cycle,[158] aft
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
"exponential growth of crappy X" applies to every industry that went from being an artisanal craft to being mass produced with little or no human input. and we live much better lives than we did before the industrial revolution.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
don't move the goalpost. "raising" is expensive, sure, but that was not what I replied to, I replied to the image you tried to evoke with "mother stealing food from a chain store", and I'm telling you that it d
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
>a mother stealing food from a chain store oh come on now, how can that Dickensian scenario happen in a country where even a McJob pays, per hour , more than enough to feed for a week?
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
I don't think the average American sympathizes with random shitheads, bro. romanticizing thieves into some kind of noble morally grey antiheroes wronged by the society and struggling to feed their kids is a uniquely bohemian delusion.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
yeah, in very fine print on page 6.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
do you believe television, radio, and print were controlled by wholesome and impartial entities?
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
it is possible to adapt to input/network lag, sure. I played Doom 3 at 10-15 FPS in 640x480 and Warcraft 3 with 300ms latency, and I enjoyed it at the time, but I don't think I could endure such underwhelming experiences after man
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
fortunately, that's been already attempted and despite the best circumstances imaginable resulted in a much welcome failure. >On September 29, 2022, Google announced that it would shut down Stadia, citing its lack of traction with u
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
the Gemma you tried is tiny, there are 31B and 26B (A4B) variants. there's also Qwen 3.6 with 27B and 35B (A3B) variants, reportedly pretty good. try them on open router or something. these require 30-40 Gb of memory to run between RAM
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
yeah, I can't really tell whether that whole thing was serious or satirizing something.
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by vitalyan1234 4mo ago
>Upside: zero subscription cost, only one time purchase cost. the world has long since moved on from that business model, unfortunately.