dangerface

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by dangerface 1y ago
Yup even when you tell it your version it forgets pretty quickly. Or agrees it messed up and assures you this time it will give you the correct info for your version number then gives you the same command. Javascript is a nightmare as they
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by dangerface 1y ago
ZSA Moonlander is an easy avoid. They have a defect on their thumb cluster, the plastic that holds them to the main board is thin and breaks after a few years of use. Good thing they sell spares so they can be easily repaired but bad thing
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by dangerface 3y ago
Since you don't use IRC for anything more than an unreliable and easily spoofable key value store, why bother with implementing an IRC client? You could easily write a client server on UDP 58 client sends the key and server replies the
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by dangerface 3y ago
You claim here that there is a cost to creating the domain but rule out Ens because it has a cost? You can't make both claims. You can generate Ethereum and buy domains with it much in the same way you do here. You rule out DNS as it d
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by dangerface 3y ago
They will keep selling cars but put more focus on their AI capabilities to stay on trend. I think we can already see this with their llm and robots, once they start making their own chips Elon will want vertical integration and start making
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by dangerface 3y ago
This is very true its the unintended consequences of engineering that cause the most harm and are most often covered up. I always think of the example of the hand dryer that can't detect black peoples hands and how easy it is for a non
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by dangerface 3y ago
Strangely I think Ilya comes out of this well. He made a decision based on his values and what he believed was the best decision for AI safety. After seeing the outcome of that decision he changed his mind and owned that. He must have known
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by dangerface 3y ago
Its not a private company it is a non profit working in the public interest this usually requires some sort of public accountability. The board want to be a public good when they make decisions but want to be a private entity when those dec
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by dangerface 3y ago
Yea its a bit much he obviously doesn't deserve the admiration that he is getting. That said he deserves respect for helping bring ChatGPT to market, he deserves support because the board have acted like clowns and justified it with th
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by dangerface 3y ago
Keeping D'Angelo on the board is an obvious mistake, he has too much conflicting interest to be level headed and has demonstrated that. The only people that benefited from all this are Microsoft and D'Angelo. Give it a year and we
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by dangerface 3y ago
> new CEO grabbing bull by the balls, reassuring employees and partners and leading away from the path of Sam I mean they did that and then fired her like 24 hours later. I think the board just looks massively incompetent because they ar
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by dangerface 3y ago
> Given that Sam has since joined Microsoft, that seems plausible, on its face. He is the biggest name in ai what was he supposed to do after getting fired? His only options with the resources to do AI are big money, or unemployment? It
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by dangerface 3y ago
AI truely is just a marketing term. Spend half an hour making a simple demo. Film it 100 times until you get a passable result. Post on twitter "Oh WOW AI!?! GUYS AI!" Pick up your VC check.
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by dangerface 3y ago
Every ones story is the same, buy in at the hype then sell when the price craters or maybe you are smart and decide to hoddl until the price has been hyped up but by then you lost your wallet / password oops.
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by dangerface 3y ago
Covid
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by dangerface 3y ago
The real question is did they do it with a java applet?
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by dangerface 3y ago
Every one in the uk is a Terrorist according to the Terrorism Act. We really do live in a police state here. This isn't anything new ither this has been going on for nearly 20 years now since they first implemented it with the promise
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by dangerface 3y ago
> I got into the big leagues. You sure about that? I know thats what every one says but lets face it, being a dev at FAANG is like being a chef at McDonald's. It sounds like you are taking it seriously and really trying to make your
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by dangerface 3y ago
Humans are the only thing capable of reasoning, AI isn't capable of it and its very rare that an animal other than a human is capable of even the most basic reasoning. Animals act on instinct that is hard coded based on the probability
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by dangerface 3y ago
Look at ukraine russian weapons are not worth the money and every military has known this for years. The only countries buying russian weapons are the ones that can't buy from the west. I don't think its a bad thing that the rest
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by dangerface 3y ago
What happens when the news paper just makes stuff up because they need a more click baity article? People click links on emails without verifying the sender what makes you think readers will track back through the chain you describe to veri
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by dangerface 3y ago
> OP could easily get away with spewing every detail right here without getting caught, The UK govenrment monitors UK citizens internet people have already been prossecuted simply for having knowledge of this court case which in the UK i
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by dangerface 3y ago
Its ilegal to talk about the trial or the people involved in the uk because it is sealed.
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by dangerface 3y ago
One might imagine but so far it has failed to happen in all of human history. The powerful never give up their power.
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by dangerface 3y ago
The court houses are public to provide transparency to the public locking that away for 5 years does not provide transparency. I can't use that information when voting if the information is sealed until years after the next election.
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by dangerface 3y ago
Yes I used to do this for US customers when Hetzner and OVH would only take EU customers. The problem is that the customers interested in that price point are trash customers that only wan't to do all the dodgey stuff hetzner doesn&#x2
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by dangerface 3y ago
Hetzner do scan their networks for open proxies, spam mailing etc. They are supper aggressive on copyright too, as in you can just email them claiming an ip hosts copy right material and they will by default firewall that ip until the serve
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by dangerface 3y ago
> I would go so far as to say we've gone backwards in a big way. I would say you probably just don't remember how bad VB was. As a language its extremely simple and misses most of the modern niceties we take for granted, no ite
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by dangerface 3y ago
Its like people are just trying to trigger me today. Windows has IE and edge, safari is just a slower more buggy version of that. I don't care if the js engine is 50% faster if its dom implementation doesn't follow any standard an
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by dangerface 4y ago
People think every one shares the same definition for words like a dictionary, but people don't learn words from the dictionary they learn them from context of other peoples speech. The fact that context is communication seems to be lo

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