dudefeliciano

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by dudefeliciano 3d ago
And this is the ideology that got us to where we are now. There is no problem with making money but bending politics/society to your will, and even voting for destructive parties, only for the good of personal interest is abhorrent, an
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by dudefeliciano 4d ago
what would stop it from doing the exact same or a similar hack to find out if the problem is or isn't solveable before trying to solve it at all?
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by dudefeliciano 6d ago
> and even conscious animals are killed in factories by millions so why should anyone care about a llm? You may be asking the wrong question here.
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by dudefeliciano 7d ago
Reminder that bigger screen = more screentime. Which is why we will not see an iPhone SE again.
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by dudefeliciano 9d ago
First of all I apologize if my previous comment was overly aggressive. Perhaps I got heated because I think this is an an issue that shows were we are going as a society, and it's nowhere good. > question your argument as to why. I
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by dudefeliciano 9d ago
the internet is real life
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by dudefeliciano 9d ago
> as an Italian, given the dialectic and rhetoric in their statements As if that holds any value, especially considering the rest of your comment, which completely ignores the rhetoric of that "designation". That designation is
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by dudefeliciano 9d ago
"In this political climate, continuing to offer our services endangers our users and anyone who is part of our communities" This is true in Italy, the United States, Russia, China, and with yesterday's victory of AfD in Sachs
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by dudefeliciano 10d ago
they came with verifiable sources and you come with your own "day-to-day experience", quite myopic
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by dudefeliciano 11d ago
In Berlin for example all shops ran out of eclipse viewing glasses, people were selling them on eBay & co. at 15 -35 euros a pair…
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by dudefeliciano 12d ago
Right let's give those AI companies a break, it's not like swarms of autonomous agents are committing felonies
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by dudefeliciano 12d ago
has anyone figured out how to cool those space datacenters yet?
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by dudefeliciano 12d ago
This is appalling, while we Europeans are screaming at the US for their implementation of ICE detention centers this is what is being planned here? Like so many other things we delegate our responsibility to far away places (carbon offset)
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by dudefeliciano 12d ago
controlling a car remotely via a satellite network for safety, what could go wrong?
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by dudefeliciano 15d ago
> Anthropic and company (and several future companies) can become fantastically wealthy beyond anyone's dreams just by following claude code subscription model isn't the claude code subscription model heavily subsized and not p
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by dudefeliciano 16d ago
I grew up speaking 3 languages, and picked up a few more since then. To me it seems innately obvious that language is just a layer on top of the (much more complex) mental activity that goes on underneath all the time. I do find myself thin
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by dudefeliciano 16d ago
Because large heterogeneous groups of people can be simply put in a basket together.
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by dudefeliciano 16d ago
Again, I don't completely disagree with you but your comments are out of place when talking about damage done to innocent people, even if (or especially since) it was caused those corrupt people at the top. > Coincidence? Relation?
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by dudefeliciano 16d ago
so first you ask > Who is being anti-social? then you continue: > I neither crow nor care what happens to thousands of people, why should I.
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by dudefeliciano 16d ago
Everything you say is true but obviously I am talking about the people putting their Schadenfreude on display. Do you think Berliners are happy that the referendums they voted for are getting ignored? The current mayors party has the lowest
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by dudefeliciano 16d ago
Interesting how all those flagged comments contribute nothing (as does yours), are gleeful in an antisocial way about leaked data, and the accounts posting them are all less than a month old (including yours).
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Berlin is being blackmailed by hackers(bbc.com)
62 points by dudefeliciano 17d ago|26 comments
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by dudefeliciano 19d ago
Obviously not to fascists, and if you look at their website they make it very clear that you need to align ideologically and explain why and how you will use their services
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by dudefeliciano 19d ago
It’s a sad day when antifascism is considered not mainstream
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by dudefeliciano 19d ago
The question stays the same: “are you antifa or are you fa?”
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by dudefeliciano 21d ago
i remember when, after 9/11, the US introduced webcams and fingerprint scanners, at airports to take pictures of incoming travellers and Brazil had a similar lo-fi response, with ink blots and cameras only for Americans. Something like
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by dudefeliciano 22d ago
Pretty sure vegetarians and vegans both are against the killing of animals, so don't know what you are trying to argue. And yes it is very much a spectrum that (very roughly, and not exclusively) goes from: cannibalism -> eating ani
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by dudefeliciano 23d ago
Vegetarianism, in Europe at least, requires one to be open to a different diet than what one is used to, usually going against social and cultural norms due to a personal conviction that is reached by analysis and reflection, while veganism
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by dudefeliciano 25d ago
Nakedcapitalism
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by dudefeliciano 25d ago
> That's not even close to an accurate number now. that wasn't even accurate on the day he got elected, considering a third of the country did not vote at all.

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