duk3luk3

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by duk3luk3 10d ago
Sounds interesting; too bad all we get is text made up by an LLM rather than any of the author's insights.
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by duk3luk3 15d ago
This is simply a false dichotomy. Being propagandized into extremism does not require anyone to be a total idiot. Everyone is susceptible to propaganda and populism.
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by duk3luk3 2mo ago
That sounds like nonsense. Most vaccines do not provide 100% immunity.
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by duk3luk3 3mo ago
Yes, that sounds appropriate and proportional to me, given the massive danger posed to (mostly) women by mostly (men) regarding domestic violence.
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by duk3luk3 3mo ago
This felt like it had the stink of AI on it and I was second-guessing myself about it: I don't play these kinds of trivia / questionnaire type games a lot, so maybe some of what I'm feeling comes from plain unfamiliarity. But
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by duk3luk3 3mo ago
This article is unfortunately unreadable because all of the prose is unfiltered LLM slop.
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by duk3luk3 4mo ago
You appear to want to die on the hill of "This vulnerability would never have been found if we lived in a world without LLM AI" which is a very strange hill to die on. There's no question that we live in the world where LLM A
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by duk3luk3 6mo ago
Given you compare the cost of a US operation to open the straits to the Vietnam War, it seems prudent to mention that the outcome of the Vietnam war, according to Wikipedia, was a North Vietnam victory.
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by duk3luk3 6mo ago
> Super Micro Computer has its investors looking for exits with the recent self-inflicted wounds by the company, despite soaring sales. > ... > Shares of Super Micro were up as much as 5.4% on Tuesday. Huh?
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by duk3luk3 7mo ago
Here's a complete refutation of your argument: Pretti did not attempt to "de-arrest" anyone at any point. Nobody, not even ICE, DHS, the White House, or the FBI has argued this. Whoever told you this made it up. You should st
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by duk3luk3 7mo ago
You are completely out of touch with what the immigration policy of the last democratic government (Biden 2020) was. It was aggressive, it was inhumane, and immigrants were killed despite a massive effort by people from "the left"
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by duk3luk3 8mo ago
you can always try the plastic bag + vacuum cleaner trick - take a thin flexible rope, tie it to a small plastic bag, stuff the small plastic bag into the conduit, use a vacuum cleaner at the other end to suck the plastic bag & rope thr
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by duk3luk3 8mo ago
No - the obvious play here is for Amazon to undercut the original vendors by 15%, sell at a loss until all of the sales go through Amazon, and then pressure the vendors into cutting their pricing and becoming suppliers subservient to and de
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by duk3luk3 9mo ago
gait recognition is a pseudoscience. this is also obvious from the way it is used: to fabricate a pretext to detain undesirables.
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by duk3luk3 9mo ago
gait recognition is a pseudoscience.
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by duk3luk3 11mo ago
Your citation appears to directly contradict your argument. How did this happen?
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by duk3luk3 11mo ago
This isn't about an aws account, this is about the auth inside the project that user is running.
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by duk3luk3 1y ago
FYI: pjb goes by she/her.
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by duk3luk3 1y ago
> a lot of the fear that ordinarily motivates the rest of us No, that seems like mostly you. Most people are not motivated by fear.
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by duk3luk3 1y ago
> There's supposedly video evidence That statement is so weak it's better at inflaming the conspiracy theory than quelling it.
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by duk3luk3 1y ago
There is no insurance that will insure you against your own gross negligence. Insurance will only pay out if you can show that you have done everything a reasonable person would be expected to do to avoid the loss/damage. > Don&#x27
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by duk3luk3 1y ago
They do something like that in aircraft manufacturing - every tool has a dedicated spot in the toolbox and a job can't be signed off unless all the tools are back in the toolbox. Bolts, nuts, and other parts/debris are a different
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by duk3luk3 2y ago
I think the implication is that the faster a customer is scanning items, the harder it is to keep an eye on them to see if they're doing it correctly.
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by duk3luk3 2y ago
> All the market power is with the providers How does that work? Do the providers have cartels that set prices?
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by duk3luk3 2y ago
You seem to be implying that the providers set the prices, but isn't it true that insurers can pick and choose which providers they cover, and because of the large amount of patients they insure, they have a huge amount of negotiation
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by duk3luk3 2y ago
No, this is actually extremely simple to square up: In order for the rule of law to be protected, and to allow the public to hold government accountable for what it does in their names, it is necessary that the actions of the government are
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by duk3luk3 5y ago
In some countries (notably Germany) it is illegal for private citizens to point surveillance cameras at any property they do not own, including public property. This includes dummy cameras (in Germany).
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by duk3luk3 7y ago
What are you comparing Australia's electricity to to call it cheap?
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by duk3luk3 7y ago
Sully Sullenberger's opinions is that the MCAS failure is not a "normal" trim runaway failure: > These emergencies did not present as a classic runaway stabilizer problem, but initially as ambiguous unreliable airspeed and
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by duk3luk3 7y ago
A point made to fight misinformation: The vast majority of people in immigration detention are not suspected of having committed any crimes.

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