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newZWhoDis
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Comment #48518598
Does anyone actually believe this crap? You think the census is what the government would use to mass identify and imprison people, not the NSA database(s)? You think homeland secu…
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Comment #48070340
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Comment #47828128
>the year is 2028 >5M of your 10M context window is the system prompt
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Comment #47724198
>because the human writing the blog understands Bold assumption
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Comment #47724182
Portland?
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Comment #47239998
The bias comes from the training data. Since so much of that training data is Reddit, and Reddit mods are some of the most degenerate scum on the internet, the models bake their bi…
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Comment #46308021
I'll post some inside baseball: Almost everyone in ecom is running every ad network integration they can, no matter the source of traffic. So if you click a Facebook ad, load a web…
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Comment #45923517
It quite literally is a race. A space race.
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Comment #45923501
>200 tons to LEO *In fully reusable first AND second stage configuration. An expendable starship would double the tonnage.
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Comment #45739125
Insurance companies get a lot of (deserved) hate, but the doctor cartel seems to skate on by in the eyes of the public. The white coats are far from blameless here.
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Comment #45652325
I get 3-4 fake Docusign emails a week.
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Comment #45652223
Honest answer? The outage would need to last about a week.
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Comment #45433301
We live in an absurd era where "AI Safety" means "AI that doesn't listen to the human telling it what to do". It'll all be rather funny in retrospect.
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Comment #45427719
Synology exclusively uses BTRFS afaik, and there aren't widespread stories of data loss with their products.
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Comment #44860839
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Comment #44729223
As a former webflow customer I can assure you performance was always an afterthought.
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Comment #44729207
We moved away from webflow because it was slow (got the nickname web-slow internally). Plus, despite marketing begging for the WYSIWYG interface they actually weren't creative enou…
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Comment #44565741
It was there 6 months ago, because when I moved and had to switch to comcast in 2021 I found out about the cap after ~5TB/mo
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Comment #44045797
>The EU solution meaningfully changes the offending company's behavior How are those cookie consent popups working out?
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Comment #43975960
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Comment #43699005
Everything happens on X now. Even when I’m forced to go back to Reddit, all the niche subs I follow just post back to X links where the actual discussion is happening.
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Comment #43698986
For those OOTL about that last part, a common meme/troll of the moderators/jannies is “They do it for free” People would post rule breaking content and say “clean it up janny”
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Comment #43681614
Meanwhile my grandfather went through hell with them when they lost a $250k check they demanded since he had to pay quarterly. He eventually won but they were threatening him with …
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Comment #43681585
>Since we don't live in a totalitarian society where the govt knows everything about you. But… we do?
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Comment #43666880
Posts like these reverse cause and effect.