zuzululu

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by zuzululu 5mo ago
huh i did not know that . thanks for forgejo guess im moving
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
this just looks like a reskinned gitea
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I disagree LHY inherited a major challenge, one with completely different variables such as a larger aging population along with all the typical balancing act to prevent it being a hollow shell for internationalists and easing burden on the
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Where are they going? If its not self hosted I don't see it not ending up like github.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I was impacted. found weird spam repos that later were deployed on cloudflare redirecting my domains. meanwhile the gitea running on my metalbox for nearly a decade has seen no compromise and 100% uptime when cloudflare has gone down repeat
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Right and you are quoting left leaning media outlets as basis for your claims.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Codex pretty much the only tool I use now
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Merit remains the foundation of its ruling style, the other, whatever suits the mood of the ruling power behind democratic labels and institutions that ultimately have violated its own constitution. People throw out the word democracy like
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Did you know Philippines adopted American style democracy and were much more wealthier than Singapore and other Asian countries? How do you think Philiippines compare now to Singapore as a result of its "democracy" ?
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Lee Kuan Yew is heavily praised in Korea especially and the rest of Asia so I do not know how you came to generating your reply that he is a Western academic orientalist object comes from, that is certainly far from reality.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I love Lee Kuan Yew and his story. He's revered not just in the West but East as well. Obviously people can't see past his style but they'll never tell you it wasn't effective. There is a lot to learn from his philosophy
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
He's not a native English speaker so I suspect he is heavily using AI to generate his comments and seems oblivious to how em dash is viewed in the anglosphere post-chatgpt
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
This is purrrfect ;) I've been looking for something like this
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
This is odd. They have the budget to run with real journalists and outlets. Is this some reverse-psychology move? Where they want people to see that its AI and thus not take it seriously? What aim does that achieve?
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Ah there's the "You are foreigner you will never understand" line! You went from Democratic Party is akshually conservative to "everybody censors in korea, you dont get us" but if both sides censor, then my point st
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
No sane country would import what jdw64 is describing. AI boom, but only the politically loyal can bid, is not only insane, its literally justifying corruption and censorship by forcing people to take out loans from them to buy GPUs to be c
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I don’t think this framing works nor is your attitude of "I'm korean I automatically know more than a foreigner who studied Korean history". It is true that Korean conservatives have used censorship and authoritarian language
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Korea has a very large femcel crowd and this will impact their misandric expressions as well.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
It's essentially a takedown of Korean imageboards and forums where political memes, especially of the current president, is very popular. They are fully aware that these operators will not be able to afford the hardware and sustain the
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
They are fully aware that website operators of popular discussion forums cannot afford it. This is effectively a mass censorship/takedown of Korea's remaining corners of free speech. Imagine if a subreddit had to shut down because
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Not really seeing the issue you are raising. Seems like a pretty nuanced thread.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
so you won't explain ?
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
To be fair that industry has always had fabrication and dishonesty as ongoing issue long before AI. Also I really question what this litmus test would check for and how accurate it is. Just the other day I read an article that frontier AI m
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
and this is why standardized testing exists so they can apply those off hour work and discipline to demonstrating their aptitude for being comfortable with boredom long enough to function in academic and workplace environments that require
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I believe you and you can also believe AI is pretty good at it too.
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I don't think his comment was lazy, there has been a documented concerted effort to get rid of math and standardized tests because real world data conflicts with their political reality. Doing so ultimately diminishes those that have e
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
I think its just a sloppy article that doesn't discern students who were going to fail and underperform anyways using AI vs those that were going to do exceptionally well anyhow. It's ridiculous that we talk about getting rid of s
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
this is ffmpeg running inside the browser am I correct? did not know this was possible. wonder what else we can run via webassembly
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
No idea why people are so upset I genuinely thought his references using analogy was a typical AI slop comment that I'm used to seeing from chatgpt
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by zuzululu 5mo ago
Good point but I do think LLM helps with those frustrating parts while not being able to outright solve them.

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