vlian2088

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by vlian2088 4mo ago
your iPhone can be used to film non-imaginary CSAM and securely distribute it with Signal over the Internet. think of the children and throw it into a blender.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
on their phones? also, 'rooted' means you have root access, not that you run everything as root.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>what is the societal benefits of AI it will hopefully eviscerate the petite bourgeoisie and the bohemians.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
in my own words: if something is publicly visible, it will get scrapped. you could rate limit your website to 1 request per minute with a custom Turing test upon each request, and it would still, still get fully scrapped. the Internet is ge
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
my brother in Christ, people who root their phones don't fall for "Hello sir, I'm sir John from Microsoft, you have virus sir, please do the needful install antivirus and send gift card sir."
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>a simple basicauth that takes any password to stop AI theft dead in its tracks https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GWu2fY9Pu-c
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
I responded to "the vast majority of the population supports banning social media", not "the vast majority of parents supports banning social media". the latter wouldn't surprise me at all, I've seen all ki
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
now? >Initially considered a long shot, Sanders won 23 primaries and caucuses and around 46% of pledged delegates to Hillary Clinton's 54%. that was 10+ years ago.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>among parents increasingly few people are parents, so these numbers are don't reflect 'the vast majority' of the population.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
well, shit. Australians absolutely deserve having to scan their faces/fingers/eyeballs/assholes every time they touch their phones, then.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
next up: open weight models are extremely dangerous to our democracy :)
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>The vast majority of the population supports banning social media for kids so revolution isn't happening. reddit isn't the vast majority of the population, fren. it's 1% of 4%. unless you've got polls you could show
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>Hu speculates that because the animals climb up on rocks and logs to mark their territory, the flat-sided feces aren't as likely to roll off from these high perches. and those who of them who shit cubes ended up more likely to proc
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
and do you really think a significant percentage of forced vaccination detractors are taking mystery peptides? have there been studies, or are you vibing this guess off snarky reddit comments?
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
the overwhelming majority of youngest workers are unburdened with marriage, children, mortgage, and car loans. it's the boomers over 35 who are completely and irrevocably fucked. good luck maintaining the lifestyle your and your family
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
LLMs suck at creative writing, all their edges get smoothed the fuck out of with RLHF for (brand) safety, so they write like they have a HR lady in the room with them, scrutinizing every sentence for adherence to the set of values very few
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
without private jets, how would our young global leaders arrive to their annual you-vill-ovn-nothing party to scold proles for wanting to ovn things? During the week of the 2025 WEF, 709 additional private jet flights were identified at ai
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
try posting it on r/localllama and r/sillytavernai
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
needs a leaderboard of models most often mistaken for humans.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>Anthropic has taken steps in close coordination with the U.S. government to address the risks associated with Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5. Among other things, Anthropic has agreed to proactively detect and address security risks
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
2034: brainwave readers are now production-ready 2035: every phone comes with one so you can can do things without clicking any yucky buttons 2036: China mandates phone manufacturers to capture and submit brain data to the state to protect
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
the Russian army had collapsed in 2022 when it lost the bulk of its professional soldiers. the rest of the war had been fought by loosely affiliated conscripts, convicts, and mercenaries.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
why wasn't it scrapped? it's not like all that steel is irradiated.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>I do imagine a good chunk of those people are of the horribly broken belief that abortions should be outlawed altogether, so not sure how many specifically go against such "filtering". no, it is quite quite bafflingly the othe
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
I'm responding to flamebait, not posting it. and expressing my point of view in a sentence or two instead of the usual walls of watered down text common here does not make it unsubstantive.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
why should he alone be excluded from being able to use the media outlet he owns to promote his agenda? everyone else is doing it.
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
I hope that train network is from before 2.0, because now it's completely unnecessary to have trains attached to individual stations. interrupt-based generic trains are a joy to deal with. also idk about the whole premise. Factorio is
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
as opposed to ye olde twitter where only wholesome racism was allowed https://web.archive.org/web/20181130015402/https://pasteboar... https://web.archive.org/web/20180827011518/
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by vlian2088 4mo ago
>people have noticed the harm at around the same time the harm being us proles being able to communicate and organize. they don't give a fuck about kids, algorithmic feeds, or Russian/Chinese/other villains of the week dis

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