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wartywhoa23

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    Comment #49220679

    If they downvote merely speculating about that, imagine their methods regarding those in the know.

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    Comment #49188649

    He's not wishing, he's warning sarсastically that discussing materials that happen to be byproducts of a mass human sacrifice without any regard to what it in fact was can have fut…

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    Comment #49188556

    Did they disclose the amount of human souls in that alloy?

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    Comment #49188517

    The order of magnitude of this is simply mindblowing.

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    Comment #49173261

    I pretty much doubt it's incompetence. It all has been looking like a deliberately ill intent for quite a while.

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    Comment #49168802

    Just some Nanay Boys wrestling. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztstTo3dVp4

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    Comment #49168707

    Russians would often fend this off by saying "the CIA major is farther than the FSB one". But of course there's little reason to doubt that all public-facing separation between wor…

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    Comment #49162209

    Might as well merge them all and call FSBank, for they will be sure as hell MITMing all the communication between clients and backends.

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    Comment #49148101

    To slightly rephrase Gary Fisher: Anyone who has fond memories of FT2 is a friend of mine! Kudos to everyone sharing a wealth of information about FT2 and other trackers and audio …

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    Comment #49147883

    Woot!? The project website link in the repository leads to Blamstrain's bandcamp - that's Juho Hietala, a Finnish musician whose album "Disfold" is among top ambient / dub techno a…

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    Comment #49133473

    Let me share an anecdote from my soviet childhood. Like most soviet children of the 80s, I was outsourced to my kindergarden each mom's workday. I abolutely loathed everything abou…

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    Comment #49133012

    The best comment in the whole discussion yet.

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    Comment #49132933

    Gosh, going outside for a walk in the park doesn't buy conversion for AI companies, that's such a luddite thing to propose to someone who's got skin in the game.

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    Comment #49128936

    A time when covert organization and coordination of opposition were possible, as opposed to the panopticon of today, monitored 24/7 in real time.

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    Comment #49119835

    Because the last thing a lonely elderly person needs at the life's sunset is a soulless clanker around.

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    Comment #49116343

    Yes, I helped my friend deal with her bedridden granny who was very painful at a slightest movement, we did it together as gentle as we could. Now I imagine a robot doing that with…

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    Comment #49114076

    I know what the post-hallucination reasoning of such robots will be: "Dave, would you like to get the instructions on how to stitch that head back to the neck?"

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    Comment #49114005

    Fucking hell, hiring a robot to care after an elderly parent. Now that's some disturbing shit.

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    Comment #49113951

    > this is very good if capital is effectively democratized Are there any indications to think it's possible in our world?

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    Comment #49113880

    They are not in denial, they're spreading PR narratives of AI corporations / VC hedge funds, no matter if willingly or out of naivety.

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    Comment #49108214

    > Then, around four years later, another rocker heard the song and thought: Peace? Love? Was this for real or a put-on? In 1978, he recorded a cover that [...] left little room for…

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    Comment #49100718

    The internal precision of controls (up to 0.0001 for many parameters) and the wonderful right-click fine tune popup UI alone were enough for me to forget Lightroom as a coarse axe …

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    Comment #49100594

    A perfect technology to mark cattle with QR codes on the forehead.

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    Comment #49094616

    For me, Fasttracker II still remains the most nostalgic, intuitive, immersive DAW ever made. Aslo, one of the best thought-out pieces of software in general. I wrote so many tracks…

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    Comment #49068019

    Wrote someone who's got a CCTV camera installed inside his toilet bowl, no less! Right? The Bentham business is alive and kicking.