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by hackyhacky 5mo ago
If you enjoyed this, you might like Mind Chess, which can be played without a board and pieces [1]: Consider Mind Chess. Two players face each other. One says "Check." The other says "Check." The first says "Check.&
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I feel that you are deliberately misinterpreting what I said in an effort to fit your own agenda. I never said anyone should put up with toxic behavior. What I said is that men should stop being toxic . That's what "adjust their
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by hackyhacky 5mo ago
> What you're doing here is part of the problem. "Suck it up, buttercup!" I literally have no idea how you could have extracted that interpretation from my comment.
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> Or it might simply be that there is a lot of unreported or unacknowledged mistreatment of men. I am sure that there's a lot of unreported mistreatment of anyone who represents a minority in a given profession.
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No, that's not at all what I'm saying. Rather, I am pointing out that irony in the hope that men, dismayed by the treatment of men in certain professions, but find within themselves the empathy to appreciate what women go through
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> Many stories where the only man in the room is expected to be, simultaneously, a punching bag, a mediator for drama, and a willing recipient of sexual advances. In other words, men in nursing are treated to the same indignities that w
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New Anthropic model is too dangerous to release publicly(nbcnews.com)
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Speaking as someone who has used both: yes. OBS is a general-purpose recording/streaming system. It gives you a lot of flexibility, but it can take some work to make things look "nice." Screen Studio (and so OpenScreen as wel
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
I feel like your comment is evidence that you are insufficiently acquainted with various flavors of cult-like behavior and wingnuttery. There are in fact people who sincerely believe that you don't have to eat [1], who believe it so
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> Just promise the world or invest in companies that do and ride unicorns with private investments into the sunset. Yes, which is why the ranks of the very wealthy are filled with lucky grifters. They got rich by luck, then expanded that
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> Author's note: From here on, the content is AI-generated Kudos to the author for their honesty in admitting AI use, but this killed my interest in reading this. If you can use AI to generate this list, so can anyone. Why would I w
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Does it though? I don't see Canadian or Swiss or Slovak propaganda regularly reminding us that their country's leader is the "greatest ever."
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Note on Current Status (2025/2026): Microsoft is actively removing this command in newer Windows 11 updates, especially in 24H2/25H2 and Insider builds. If oobe\bypassnro fails, the command is not recognized, or simply reboots wit
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
You should check out the Olomouc orloj [1]. Equally technically interesting as the Prague one, but with the added "benefit" of having been adjusted for political correctness under the Communist regime. [1] https://en.wi
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
That wouldn't work because there would be nothing stopping you from re-using a value representing an old state.
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> they're losing money on vanity projects Among other vanity projects, they hired Simon Peyton Jones, long the most prominent developer of Haskell, to build "Verse", Tim Sweeney's hobby language [1]. I'm sure SPJ
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> even those without capital and moats still have the power of writing law, In the country where I live, politicians pass laws to serve their corporate donors, not the voters. This results in regulatory capture, as the law works to prote
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
I am apparently not allowed to read this article without first installing some app. Too bad, so sad.
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Donald Trump's reaction, on Truth Social this afternoon, to Mueller's passing: “Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people!” [1] What a great guy. [1] https://truthsocial.c
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
I don't have time for that. I'd rather pay the subscription fee so that the AI will be friends with other people on my behalf , thus freeing me up to grind, gym, and golf.
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> AI slop video of Brad Pitt fighting Tom Cruise The video you are referring to was not produced by Hollywood, it was created by Irish director Ruairi Robinson, basically as a test of the new Seedance AI. I'm not saying that Hollywo
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> The US had a highly moral mission at the time of its founding; I guess you are referring to the principle of "no taxation without representation." Fair enough, but I don't find that consistent with twoodfin's commen
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> Native Americans had relatively benign relationships with the settlers, while the latter were weak Translation: Native Americans were nice to the European settlers, until the European settlers were in a position to murder and expel in
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Or women. Or non-white immigrants. Or former slaves or their descendants. Etc etc
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Yes, and it's sad. I wish someone would create a business that profits from people forming actual connections with each other, but every opportunity has been displaced. Dating sites replaces meeting IRL, and foster superficial relation
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
> It's just that the production base was sold off to foreign lands It wasn't. You are conflating "production" with "manufacturing." They're not the same. The US, for better or worse, produces a lot of v
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Interpret the word "compute" in the title as a verb, not a noun. "I have the right to compute" is analogous grammatically to "I have the right to vote" or "I have the right to assemble"
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
How about "we've got the best nuclear"
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
You've misunderstood my position. My argument is not that "AIs can operate independently and don't need supervision," but rather that "AIs are able or will soon be able to perform complex behaviors directly without
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by hackyhacky 6mo ago
Relevant to your comment is this link from today's HN front page, about adapting LLMs to perform deterministic calculations. https://www.percepta.ai/blog/can-llms-be-computers

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