always2slow

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by always2slow 2y ago
I use it as my regular terminal, works great.
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by always2slow 2y ago
While your presentation is probably getting you downvoted, this is the real problem. They use this information to control/influence government officials or people with power.
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by always2slow 2y ago
Well mostly I was fixating on the health insurance, and how health insurance's growth rate has slowed, but healthcare costs have gone way up in general and health insurance covers almost nothing anymore while deductibles have also gone
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by always2slow 2y ago
This is so weird.. my experience doesn't match with this data at all.
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by always2slow 2y ago
2005 web style!
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by always2slow 2y ago
Thanks for replying I appreciate the insight, although as someone else mentioned the most obvious use (to me) for KYC is censorship / de-banking and I think that was it's intended purpose all along because there's nothing abo
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by always2slow 2y ago
>Banking is the first industry where I encountered KYC, and it strikes me as being obviously good there. This is not obvious to me as my experience has been largely negative post-KYC/9-11 vs pre-KYC/9-11. I am a legal law abidi
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by always2slow 2y ago
>Sorry; I just don't follow. Google isn't "protecting" me from F-droid Yes, they give you a warning to scare off normal users and you have to enable installing from 3rd party sources. My point isn't that they&#x2
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by always2slow 2y ago
Here's my experience.. got a Vive, ZERO motion sickness, was developing some games and toys with it for 6 months or so. Played about 20 minutes of some Resident Evil game on PSVR and got REALLY motion sick around the 10 minute mark and
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by always2slow 2y ago
Can't believe Sublevel Zero Redux isn't on your list! https://store.steampowered.com/app/327880/Sublevel_Zero_Redu... This game is such an underappreciated hidden gem.
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by always2slow 2y ago
Small steps get us things like pop ups on every webpage or TSA. You'll just slowly create a bureaucratic dystopia. We need giant sweeping reform of privacy laws in the US and a restoration of the 4th amendment.
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by always2slow 2y ago
You're arguing in bad faith, making this about browser history, this is about data collection of the sensor array that is your smart phone device, two very different things. It's hilarious to claim that what google is doing by dis
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by always2slow 2y ago
Not in the context of the government buying the data, they'll just buy it from google instead of shadowgovt.databroker.com. It's a red herring, a feel good feature that just limit's googles competition and doesn't really
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by always2slow 2y ago
Doesn't really matter when google itself makes its data and infrastructure available for "target acquisition" AI. See Project Maven and Nimbus.
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by always2slow 2y ago
LOL - people have said shit like this to my face my whole life, including some CS admissions guy at CMU but he had the nerve to throw in a derogatory remark about ADD too. Just normal shit that happened in the 90's I guess.
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by always2slow 2y ago
I think you're on the right track here.. corporate death, shares voided, assets frozen in perpetuity, buildings, land, machinery. Everything frozen forever to stand as a warning to the next executive or employee before doing something
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by always2slow 2y ago
Is this the paper you're referring to? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2021/0...
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by always2slow 2y ago
It's ok to have heroes.
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by always2slow 3y ago
Diagnosed with ADHD here, there's nothing ADHD friendly about this imo. I'm REALLY into reverse engineering content and I just bounced right off the GIANT WALL of text at the beginning. It's presented in a highly linear conve
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by always2slow 3y ago
Thanks but... no thanks, you've missed my point entirely. Why would I want to run peer to peer software built by developers whose security stance starts with curl-bash? Would you curl-bash a webserver? an email server? No? Probably eve
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by always2slow 3y ago
>Installation > >The easiest way to install Radicle is by firing up your terminal and running the following command: > >$ curl -sSf https://radicle.xyz/install | sh Ah.. my high hopes were immediately dashed
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by always2slow 3y ago
>> I guess people working there believe in magic. >Yes, OpenAI was literally founded by a computer worshipping religious cult. What cult is this?
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by always2slow 3y ago
This is your boss subtly commenting that your weed use is noticeable.
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by always2slow 3y ago
This is anecdotal I guess but I know I'm not alone.. as someone who has been forced to live in more dense housing with each move the older I get.. (grew up in a house,shared walls, more shared walls, and now an apartment with shared wa
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by always2slow 3y ago
We're just gonna stick our heads in the sand and pretend we don't live in an authoritarian police state dystopia then?
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by always2slow 3y ago
This seems like an AI written article bashing AI. Complete with a numbered list where the AI forgot how to count. Oh and it's literally just SEO article spam selling a "workshop". >I’m teaching a workshop soon! An Invitati
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by always2slow 3y ago
I ran this through GPT-4 Advanced Data Analytics version: https://chat.openai.com/share/b84feb03-22ed-4231-be41-cdb725... Seems like it reasons it's way to this answer at the end to me: Mind you, while averages a
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by always2slow 3y ago
>HDMI 2.1 is not currently compatible with an open driver This is a false narrative, it's literally just not implemented. >Buy a DP to HDMI active converter and stay open, or else accept the proprietary software into your stack.
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by always2slow 3y ago
>[OLD] AMD cards work very well in linux. The new ones crash constantly and have new crash bugs every release and still 2 years later don't properly support 120hz @ 4k or anything HDMI 2.1 despite being advertised that they a) worke
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by always2slow 3y ago
>That's a rather odd comparison to make. First of all, OP, like llama.cpp, doesn't use the GPU When was the last time you looked at llama.cpp? It has supported GPU, GPU+CPU, and distributed inference using OpenMPI for awhile no

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