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by yunwal 8mo ago
Pizza was continuously mentioned in the Epstein emails in a way that's obviously a euphemism for something else. You don't have to be a QAnon lunatic to reference that. https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/leaked-epstein-file
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by yunwal 8mo ago
No, giving a "free" subscription that autorenews and charges you $200 if you forget to cancel is definitely a ploy
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by yunwal 8mo ago
Or they could just not autocharge people, or allow people to decide whether to autorenew or not when they sign up. The fact that they don't do that shows that they're trying to pull one over on people.
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by yunwal 8mo ago
The main issue is that you can't actually buy ebooks anywhere
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by yunwal 8mo ago
So where is the 20% of passengers are drivers thing even coming from?
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by yunwal 8mo ago
> I think it's ridiculous and offensive for a US corporation to presume to take on a role as moral arbiters A corporation is just a group of people. Anthropic isn't even public, and therefore it's directors aren't sub
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by yunwal 8mo ago
> that change can only come about through the political process What, to you, is the political process? Why is wielding your economic leverage to incite change illegitimate to you?
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by yunwal 8mo ago
> a bus every 10 minutes is effectively 500-900 meters long! uhhhhhh what. What does every 10 minutes have to do with this at all > It easily "takes" as much space as 100+ cars. are you ok??? have you seen a bus before?? &gt
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by yunwal 8mo ago
This is the US military we’re talking about so 95% of what they do is attacking people for oil. They don’t “need” more of anything, they’re funded to the tune of a trillion dollars a year, almost as much as every other military in the world
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by yunwal 8mo ago
> Junior developers will find it harder to be hired and trained. The case for lesser known artists and musicians is much worse. The scientific literature will be flooded by low quality AI slop with questionable veracity. Drafts of Good d
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by yunwal 8mo ago
> the morels that seemed to come with a load of wood chips were great for the year or two we had them. You probably already know this, but for anyone reading, there’s a species of mushrooms that looks kind of like morels that is poisonou
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by yunwal 8mo ago
When I put in a specific song by an artist that's not similar to the artist's typical output, it completely ignores the specific song. Which is not surprising considering it's run by an LLM, but makes it not very useful as a
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by yunwal 8mo ago
Perceptible latency is somewhere between 10 and 100ms. Even if an LLM was hosted in every aws region in the world, latency would likely be annoying if you were expecting near-realtime responses (for example, if you were using an llm as auto
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by yunwal 8mo ago
Seems like the interaction that happened here was that they stopped supporting it
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by yunwal 8mo ago
A thesaurus is not a reverse dictionary
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by yunwal 8mo ago
The issue is the asymmetry between the time it takes to generate convincing AI slop and the time it takes to review it. The convincing part was still somewhat difficult when slop had to be written by hand.
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by yunwal 8mo ago
Are you sure you checked both links? There's one at the top of the README that's linked correctly for me and one towards the bottom that is not
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by yunwal 8mo ago
> I say tit for tat. Does your say have any relevance here in terms of what the law is? Are you a state judge tasked with interpreting the law? Where's the tit-for-tat clause?
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by yunwal 8mo ago
The manifesto link in the README still points to https://stelvio.dev/manifesto/ , which should be about/manifesto/
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by yunwal 9mo ago
The top-level comment was being ironic. To explain the joke, the employees are withholding the reward of hard work from the employer because the employer behaved badly (by slighting them in some way).
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by yunwal 9mo ago
> The image is AI, whether AI added a tiny cloud in the upper corner, or completely fabricated it from a prompt. Your example shows two things that are obviously different from a moral standpoint. The first would not be news and the seco
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by yunwal 9mo ago
> most news sources seemingly have no counter Counter to what? Most news sources are owned by people who support this administration’s positions, and are glad they don’t have to do this whole charade of pretending to care about the truth
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by yunwal 9mo ago
They mention reading as an example of active sitting despite the fact that it requires no more motion than changing the channel (or whatever the modern day equivalent is).
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by yunwal 9mo ago
In this case the “vulnerability” if you can even call it that is so blindingly obvious that anyone who knows what a pen test is could’ve found it in a second. The only way this gets released in an otherwise-functional organization is going
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by yunwal 9mo ago
> apparently completely written by Claude Code https://www.promptarmor.com/resources/claude-cowork-exfiltra... > Claude Cowork Exfiltrates files That explains it
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by yunwal 9mo ago
> How would the billing work for this? So much of advertising technology is tracking for the purposes of attribution. This isn’t a necessary condition for an ad to exist. When companies pay for their name on a sports stadium, they use va
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by yunwal 9mo ago
Companies pay for entire sports stadiums for brand recognition. That’s also not something you can change on the fly, it’s a huge upfront cost and takes a significant effort to change. That doesn’t stop it from happening it’s just a differen
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by yunwal 9mo ago
It’s not like print media would cease to exist if ad-supported models were made illegal. They would move to subscriptions like they had in the past.
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by yunwal 9mo ago
I’m not sure where you’re getting this notion that a paid service introducing ads is a bad business model. It’s been proven time and time again that it’s not. Spotify, Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, the list goes on, all introduced ads and non
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by yunwal 9mo ago
How did you reach "Set open-pull-requests-limit to zero" and not recognize this as satire?

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