gatlin

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by gatlin 21d ago
I agree with those concerns while also recognizing they also apply to virtually all of the technology we are using to argue right now.
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by gatlin 23d ago
Amazing! Perhaps my project here would interest you. Also do you have bonjour support? https://github.com/gatlin/pii
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by gatlin 3mo ago
Lennart Poettering will not rest until all software is completely unusable.
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by gatlin 3mo ago
re: determinism https://github.com/EricaCoppolillo/LLASP
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by gatlin 3mo ago
re: determinism https://github.com/EricaCoppolillo/LLASP
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by gatlin 3mo ago
I have simply referred to speakers of Semitic languages. You are the one concerned about whether this group comprises some kind of orthodox taxonomic grouping.
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by gatlin 3mo ago
I have no influence on what choices you make or in particular whom you choose to ban. This conversation thread is old so of course I won't be stoking it anymore. In the future, though, if I am banned it will not be because I correctly
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by gatlin 3mo ago
Speakers of Semitic languages are Semitic. This isn't controversial, unclear, or irrelevant.
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by gatlin 3mo ago
I never understood this: the Palestinian children whose family and limbs are torn from them for Israeli sport are also Semites. It seems like the ultimate erasure to claim "antisemitic" for only Jews.
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by gatlin 3mo ago
[flagged]
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by gatlin 3mo ago
I believe you but I'm interested in the studies mentioned in your first sentence.
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by gatlin 4mo ago
Which cheap vision model would you recommend for ingesting category diagrams and producing mermaid facsimiles?
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by gatlin 4mo ago
How do I install only systemd-appd?
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by gatlin 4mo ago
The pace of progress is precisely why many people qualitatively assume the curve will flatten soon: J curves are generally (obviously not always) unsustainable.
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by gatlin 4mo ago
Do you earnestly think the electorate thinks about these things?
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by gatlin 4mo ago
I offered an opinion in the previous version of this comment that was unhelpful to the discussion, even if the subject of the opinion was anonymous. Can't see how to delete a comment so I'm editing this instead.
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by gatlin 4mo ago
I have a co-worker who does this now. He's very smart, very capable, very experienced and it's clear that he's just a frontend for Claude now. It's tragic.
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by gatlin 4mo ago
Why was this flagged? Social media, part of the tech industry, is part of state propaganda and should be discussed here.
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by gatlin 4mo ago
Do Americans often try to use dollars in Europe?
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by gatlin 4mo ago
*I guess there would have to be some mechanism for the database to push notifications to the client. This is not a fundamentally unsolvable or particularly interesting problem.*
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by gatlin 7mo ago
You seem to be passionate about your pedantry and I'm not so sure whatever.
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by gatlin 7mo ago
You seem to be under the impression that you have authority over me. Fascinating.
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by gatlin 7mo ago
I don't need to do anything. You however should stop condescending and issuing commands to other people.
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by gatlin 7mo ago
That sounds like a question for a psychologist or clergy member.
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by gatlin 7mo ago
Nope, just the normal one. It asks for your age and gates further interactions based on the answer, no? That's verification.
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by gatlin 7mo ago
If it must be ignored, then it exists. The bill proposes age verification. You may think the measures employed are weak or trivial, and I would agree, but the bill proposes age verification.
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by gatlin 7mo ago
> All this does is require the user to select a non-verified age bracket on first boot. This is the age verification requirement which you rudely and incorrectly said doesn't exist. Nothing is done with the data (for now) but age is
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by gatlin 7mo ago
You seem to have an almost religious devotion to your worldview. Which makes sense: it works for you and you feel compelled to convince others. You also limit yourself to thoughts and practices that align with these views. Imagine for a mom
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by gatlin 9mo ago
Qwen3-Coder on 20gb of vram was able to do 90% of this: https://gist.github.com/gatlin/4bee9645b96e8b9e733960453b972... Problem statement: given a start date and a bible book / chapter, produce a reading schedule
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by gatlin 9mo ago
That's really great and I'm happy for you but your experience is not universal.

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