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About sterlind
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Comment #49157145
seems like: - cop messed up, added an incomplete license plate number (34DTM) into the NCIC database. - Flock cameras found his fancy car, a $155k Range Rover, which had a license …
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Comment #49147455
bizarrely self-destructive behavior from XBox. they've been shooting themselves in the foot for years; apparently they've decided to exchange the gun for a flamethrower in hopes of…
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Comment #49147309
it depends on your prompting. LLMs can generate beautiful code, or absolute slop.
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Comment #49147169
again, you can easily prove me wrong by finding a single professional font designer who uses FontForge as their daily driver.
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Comment #49137581
please find me a single professional font designer who uses FontForge. just one. I use FontForge because I'm a pleb hobbyist without a Mac, but it's like comparing yachts and life …
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Comment #49093589
as a lean noob but a datalog novice, could you explain how it ties to lean? I thought of lean as a proof language rather than a programming language. don't you have to write out ev…
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Comment #49089643
I think by "update" they mean "re-up," as in you need another depot injection every six months.
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Comment #49089593
assume you have a population of IV drug users. as a society, would you prefer to spend nothing and see them develop HIV, or to spend some and control the HIV? you don't have to car…
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Comment #49077137
what happens if the defendant pleads not guilty? does the public defender not bother to show up to trial? do they not represent the defendant? what is this charade? I found the ver…
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Comment #49076964
does Canada not have public defenders? I know they're overworked but, c'mon, surely they can do better than they did? I want to see the transcripts.
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Comment #49076948
there's no time machine, but at least the charges are removed from the poor man's record. he should probably try to seek damages from the state for his wrongful conviction (and get…
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Comment #49076856
wouldn't stop AI companies from continuing to develop using their current infrastructure. the West could retaliate by halting shipments of photoresist and other materials to China.…
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Comment #49076832
cryptography, too. remember when that was regulated? strong cryptography had to be carefully controlled as a munition, for national security!
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Comment #49076797
> The most compelling argument would be that by limiting the use of open-weight models in the US that it will reduce cases of accidents like the recent attack on Hugging Face. an a…
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Comment #49051029
howc hard is it to jailbreak the device?
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Comment #49030091
it's called a "jury."
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Comment #48986698
I don't think Americans hate AI, but many of us really hate how we're being treated like horses destined for the glue factory during the rise of the automobile.
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Comment #48986660
why are private community centers installing Flock cameras indoors?
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Comment #48791629
and migrants? I think liberal parties in European countries seem to be much more supportive of refugees than Democrats, current Republican rhetoric aside. also, police, and guns. m…
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Comment #48763423
they are already pulling the rug. Google took months to publish devicetrees for the Pixel 10. they've signaled (iirc) that they'll no longer make the Pixel line capable of running …
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Comment #48700710
"A riot is the language of the unheard." ~ MLK Jr.
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Comment #48700676
Merriam Webster defines whistleblowing as: > one who reveals something covert or who informs against another especially : an employee who brings wrongdoing by an employer or by oth…
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Comment #48578653
there are cheaper ways to do it. not like, consumer-cheap, but I'm setting up a rig for 80% cheaper than that. I'm a tad worried about triggering a run on the particular hardware I…
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Comment #48562502
what about just... becoming mediocre? engineers are already infamously lazy at reviewing PRs. how is Meta incentivizing these Data Labelers to give a shit and actually scrutinize t…
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Comment #48561963
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