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kyledrake

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About kyledrake

Founder of Neocities.

https://neocities.org https://kyledrake.net

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49250565

    Can someone tell me why all of the sudden everyone's totally cool with letting political hacks choke the internet to death? We used to make fun people like Ted Stevens for calling …

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    Comment #49247883

    The post suggests that you need an rtx 5090 use it, which is currently selling for around $5,000 USD. I wouldn't exactly call that "my device", since my device costs about 25% of t…

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    Comment #48941045

    pawn e2e8 checkmate Very cool this can be done in such a small amount of memory.

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    Comment #48912769

    Oh wow, they actually provided the full torrent. I was always hoping they would so it could be studied. For those unfamiliar, 2B2T was a Minecraft anarchy server that had almost no…

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    Comment #48908724

    A lot of people run production, non-AI servers out of New York data centers. This will be a serious problem for a lot of people, including smaller companies, when they can't expand…

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    Comment #48631447

    > We run background checks on people who want to buy a gun, but we do not background check everyone at all times just in case. And the other thing is, you can use a gun to murder p…

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    Comment #48606356

    Turning the entire thing into a doomed panopticon to "own the Zuck" is not going to end the way they think it will. Farewell to freedom on the Internet and the days of wild abandon…

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    Comment #48573144

    I had a used 2016 VW Golf and it was a lemon. It would have an average of one serious problem a month. I finally gave up being a professional car maintainer and dumped it, taking a…

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    Comment #48537468

    I'll agree with you that I'm far more worried about the how than the why, exponentially more worried. I'm just not sure if "this time it's different". There was abundant decisive p…

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    Comment #48528291

    When considering how to think about these restrictions, I turn to my 15 year old self back in the 90s and ask him "would you want the government to block you from using IRC, forums…

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    Comment #48464968

    Are the personal attacks really necessary to make your argument?

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    Comment #48464673

    As someone that was in Minneapolis during the ICE raids, including one where a US citizen at a nearby restaurant was thrown in prison for 3 days despite having his passport on hand…

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    Comment #48464412

    Your beautiful straw man is negated by the fact that Anthropic seems quite eager to get back on the DoD gravy train https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/blacklist...

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    Comment #48464202

    Considering their apparent nerfing of the end user plans in favor of enterprise clients, is Anthropic still the "more ethical AI company" like everybody loves to tell me all the ti…

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    Comment #48428202

    It's not different and it should also be done on a federal level, instead of 50 different governments passing random crazy internet laws. When you have to do compliance for hundred…

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    Comment #48370912

    Is there an index fund that intentionally only focuses on actually profitable companies? It would actually be nice to hedge some funds into non speculative assets.

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    Comment #48296806

    Apparently he/she gets equivocated as a porn star by authoritarians on hacker news arguing against their own self interest.

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    Comment #48280287

    > The law defines it as a product quality issue. Meaning you can return it for a refund and a company that keeps selling broken products may be ordered to recall them or to stop se…

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    Comment #48277445

    "telling" is a really curious euphemism for forcing volunteer Debian developers at gun point or they'll get thrown in jail. People in recent history seem to have forgotten that thi…

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    Comment #48276444

    Having the government burrow into your Linux install like North Korea is totally fine as long as the people doing it are competent and not corrupt!

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    Comment #48200363

    They're not going to get rid of them, they're just going to drive them underground, which will make them impossible to regulate, which will make using them less safe. I don't parti…

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    Comment #48110747

    I agree with you, please don't read any of this. Not wanting a government controlling online content (with police with guns!) on a false pretense that "Instagram is cigarettes" is …

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    Comment #48109367

    You're mad at me for being flippant about depression while you're being flippant about social media, pot calling the kettle black. I'm not the one that started flattening every bad…

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    Comment #48108664

    Depression is real, I'm experiencing it right now reading these comments. You know what, why don't you go buy a carton of cigarettes and some heroin, and go use that for a few mont…