Claudus

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by Claudus 7d ago
Dear little Krumalura, I don't want to grow up, never ever.
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by Claudus 3mo ago
Smart glasses are for citizens, not subjects.
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Justice Department Investigation Determines Yale Discriminated Based on Race(justice.gov)
5 points by Claudus 4mo ago|2 comments
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by Claudus 4mo ago
More details: https://www.justice.gov/crt/media/1440601/dl
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by Claudus 8mo ago
Since the existence of God is implicit in your assertion, are you suggesting he isn’t omnipotent, or have you come up with a new definitional concept of ownership? Or maybe you just don’t believe in the existence of typewriters.
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by Claudus 8mo ago
…or, Baal, Nature, Reason, etc. take your pick, heck probably even AI; which would “happily” explain it to you and answer all your “clever” questions, unlike me.
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by Claudus 11mo ago
Bob Ross died 30 years ago, and Mr. Roger’s died over 20 years ago. Basing your argument on decades old examples is a pretty clear indicator of its merits.
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by Claudus 1y ago
I asked Grok to review the comments here and generate a response defending AI: After reviewing the discussion on the Hacker News thread, it’s clear that there are a range of complaints and criticisms about AI, particularly centered around i
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by Claudus 2y ago
Record seems to be ~115, while current is ~63, or 55%.
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by Claudus 2y ago
I remember learning Prolog, it was tricky to wrap my mind around it, it wasn’t like any other language. The day I finally “got it” I was very happy, until I realized all the other languages I had previously learned, no longer made any sense
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by Claudus 2y ago
I prefer MPC-HC.
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by Claudus 2y ago
Laravel, once you get the hang of it everything just works, and using a debug bar to optimize database calls is very satisfying.
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by Claudus 3y ago
More free than a person who can not afford to house themselves, and less free than a person who cannot feed themselves (because they are dead).
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by Claudus 3y ago
I remember searching my library for every book I could find on computers and hacking, there weren’t many, but I somehow stumbled upon The Cuckoos Egg while flipping through the ancient wooden drawers of the card catalog in my local library.
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by Claudus 4y ago
Yet notice, behind the facade, taskkill runs.
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by Claudus 4y ago
To me, it seems like people writing these articles should be careful to avoid inaccuracies and overstatements in their writing. The very first sentence of the article includes the phrase “on track to be”.
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by Claudus 4y ago
My grandmother had a plum bush about 12 feet high that would produce thousands of plums every year. We would eat a few hundred, but about 90% would be “wasted”. Of course, they rotted back into the soil and provided nourishment for other li
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by Claudus 4y ago
This is the 7th annual rather difficult puzzle challenge released each year at the start of DEF CON by the Illuminati Party.
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Raitlin's Challenge 2022 remains unsolved(dc30.minervallux.com)
1 points by Claudus 4y ago|1 comments
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by Claudus 4y ago
So you think if he advertised it better, more people would download Truth Social from the Play Store?
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by Claudus 4y ago
Depends on how efficient you are, I prepare 18/21 meals a week at home, and have been doing this for years). I spend 1 hour every two weeks getting groceries for ~$120. I spend 1.5 hours every two weeks (5 minutes a day + 20 minutes to
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by Claudus 4y ago
I’m surprised a company doesn’t sell the product for a lower price... Oh, the US prevents this due to patent laws? Then diminish the patent rights... Oh, that would stifle innovation? Hmm, I imagine mandating lower prices might have the sam
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by Claudus 4y ago
Well, I found two that were particularly insightful and applicable to the rest of the list: “Half the skill of being educated is learning what you can ignore.” and: “90% of everything is crap.”
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by Claudus 4y ago
Perhaps this is the reason that the American founders tried to limit the power of government.
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by Claudus 5y ago
Funny, when I first looked at the sketch, I saw the front left face as curved (and extending the lines would result in a flat vertical surface at the top that spirals upward).
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by Claudus 5y ago
Wouldn’t the original study depend on demographics as well? If the young get vaccinated at a higher rate, it seems normal that unvaccinated people would have a higher covid mortality rate.
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by Claudus 5y ago
Yes, what is the the overall mortality rate for vaccinated vs. unvaccinated. Ballpark estimates looking at the vaccination rate over time, it seems like vaccinated people had almost double the mortality rate of unvaccinated. https:/&#
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by Claudus 5y ago
For comparison, over a period of 86 years in the US, 4,743 people were lynched (1,297 white, 3,446 black). About 55 per year. http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/shipp/lynching...
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by Claudus 5y ago
My perception of the mindset of the typical liberal in the past was that it was more about making change for the benefit of everyone in the country (don’t worry conservatives , this will work out for the best). Now it is more about making c
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by Claudus 5y ago
The matriarchy would never allow that.

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