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ttctciyf

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    Comment #49143496

    The only explosive growth we're seeing out of the ongoing tech bonanza is growth in inequality, afaics.

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    Comment #49143445

    Yes! As a frequent user of youtube queues, it feels like they have a dedicated team of one or two junior devs to futz around with it on a weekly basis and zero QA, because it is al…

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    Comment #49076863

    We're really getting into Computers Don't Argue [0] territory here, eh? 0: see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computers_Don%27t_Argue (available in Best of Creative Computing Vol. 2…

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    Comment #49076615

    I've long admired Chaitin for his original thinking and especially his ability to clearly convey his ideas about foundations, complexity and information in concise and digestible s…

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    Comment #48566382

    > @ttctciyf you are marked dead. Not sure why. Beats me too! Thanks for the heads up.

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    Comment #48553806

    Clearly Amazon don't want their code fixed.

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    Comment #48553255

    Reminds me of something I saw on shadertoy a while back: > wiggly string-like texture from treating a noise field as an angle and sampling the curvature, with some dodgy trig. http…

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    Comment #48382144

    archive.ph came through on this one: https://archive.ph/fM7jf

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    Comment #48382046

    Me too. From duckduck's search result excerpt it seems to be something of a departure from the normal string theory skepticism at Peter Woit's blog: > The US/Israeli wars and threa…

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    Comment #48379474

    Baseline epistemic hygiene would tend to preclude taking llm advice seriously, on any personal matter of consequence, in my view. However "baseline" epistemic hygiene seems to be a…

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    Comment #48379432

    Personally, as a gmail user of about 2 decades, this is the first I've heard of this particular issue, probably because for some years I don't even read past the word "smart" befor…

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    Comment #48368435

    I mean the implications and ramifications are fascinating, but .. I just need to take a few moments to absorb the sheer spectacular stupendous glorious DUMBNESS of a multibillion d…

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    Comment #48367950

    Personally it seems mostly about prizing the phone number out of my cold clammy hands. I recently tried to access my google account on a new browser install. Google did not believe…

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    Comment #48357370

    You can accomplish "no ads" and arguably substantially less tracking without Premium, though, with (e.g.) firefox and ublock origin. The only downside is an occasional ignorable wa…

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    Comment #48348380

    If browsers have enough low-level access to my storage hardware to carry out timing attacks for fingerprinting, it seems likely they also have enough to maliciously chug the hardwa…

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    Comment #48298256

    If you don't care about the facticity of the answer, AI is less clicks, granted.

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    Comment #47992727

    I'll definitely be keeping an eye on Roguelike Radio[0], still putting out episodes - 3 already this year! - to see if any coverage emerges. 0: http://www.roguelikeradio.com/

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    Comment #47551682

    See also: https://ddosecrets.org/article/kash-patel-emails

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    Comment #47488258

    noscript, ublock origin, reader view: the referenced page loads in 2s on a bad connection and downloads no ads while remaining perfectly readable. Browsing and not using these tool…

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    Comment #46767855

    Probably asked an llm

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    Comment #46669742

    Those are not mutually exclusive in this instance, it seems.

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    Comment #46669730

    Maybe it's intended to avoid legal liability resulting from reproducing copyright material not licensed for training?

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    Comment #46405630

    The agnotologists[1] have never had it so good! The production of ignorance is booming as its trajectory takes it from roots in advertising, then lobbying, then political campaigns…

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    Comment #46405495

    > Perhaps you can tell me what use "3 ∩ 4 = 3" has. As I said: > a handy set theoretic implementation of the min() function. i.e. if you wanted (for whatever reason) to define min(…