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by binary132 8mo ago
drug and sex tourism
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by binary132 8mo ago
Having to invite people in person and maintaining a network of trust could work. There would always be people ignoring friends selling accounts to bots, but ultimately I guess it would be mostly too costly.
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by binary132 8mo ago
IMO, the old guard are all-in on the glorious slop future. We will eventually need to seek refuge in human-only and invite-only spaces as the infinite slop tide consumes all public spaces.
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by binary132 8mo ago
$150k is about 2-3 manufacturing floor salaries for one year. I am quite certain many companies would prefer to buy a compliant robot slave that will never ask for a raise, take sick leave, or get demoralized than to pay 2-3 fulltime emplo
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by binary132 9mo ago
Seems sus. I’d be happy to help fund a classics restoration trust if it was more transparent, but this just looks like a branded cash grab.
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by binary132 9mo ago
this was also my experience and unfortunately, if there were any grains of value to be winnowed from the slop, I lacked the patience to continue grinding at the mill.
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by binary132 9mo ago
the existence of such an argument has no bearing on its merit
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by binary132 9mo ago
The shadow image of this story should be explored just as thoroughly and “seductively”: the incremental descent of humanity into abominable serfdom, witless hypnosis, and hedonic escapism from an increasingly hopeless tomorrow. Just because
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by binary132 9mo ago
This type of thing always makes me think about an alternate timeline where Docker never got popular because VM runtimes and tooling did everything Docker can do, better.
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by binary132 9mo ago
Even if vicious profiteering is actually the better long-term strategy (and it is, because outpacing your competitors leads to market dominance), if it is the more destructive strategy, it should come with consequences at the very least. P
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by binary132 9mo ago
not every new language needs to conform to your ideas of what is or isn’t excusable / acceptable.
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by binary132 9mo ago
These companies won’t rest until they’ve figured out how to get rid of all their actual employees and have replaced their business strategy with “just click YES on whatever the slop machine cranks out this quarter”
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by binary132 9mo ago
You say that like it’s this big contradiction of some obvious truth, so go on, tell us about this company you know of that Really Cares.
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by binary132 9mo ago
Ah, yeah nng is “nanomsg next generation”
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by binary132 9mo ago
I thought zmq was unmaintained now and nanomsg was supposed to be the new thing to use…
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by binary132 9mo ago
Erm, actually once we have subatomic assemblers then silver will also be infinite.
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by binary132 9mo ago
If I were you I would be more concerned with the fact that you have allowed what was once a well-respected forum to become little more than a spam platform for AI shills. You can silence me, but I am not wrong and I’m not the only one who
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by binary132 9mo ago
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by binary132 9mo ago
”Peter Griffin here to explain the article!”
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by binary132 9mo ago
The fact that you’re both getting lumped in the same shill bucket together should give you pause.
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by binary132 9mo ago
yes, but latency-optimized schedulers tend to have _worse_ throughput, not better.
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by binary132 9mo ago
If you thought the discussion was actually about 12 year olds doing heroin and driving, I think you might have missed something.
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by binary132 9mo ago
I'm struggling to understand what workloads Meta might be running that are _this_ latency-critical.
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by binary132 9mo ago
“Reasonable” is a lynchpin bearing an awful lot of load here. Most people unfortunately aren’t very reasonable.
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by binary132 9mo ago
I don’t think advertisers want to spend money for bot clicks.
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by binary132 9mo ago
yeah, very surprising
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by binary132 9mo ago
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by binary132 9mo ago
Nice one! I love the Our Lady of Lourdes patterns.
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by binary132 9mo ago
It seems simple enough to offer the user a button to activate the feature when they want it to run. If it has to be “given” to the user without activation, maybe it’s not as desirable as they are pretending it is. Maybe users just want a
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by binary132 9mo ago
I’ve been using librewolf for a while and it’s fine. Hopefully ladybird gets there eventually.

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