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I'm assuming they are talking to the people that still use the platforms...
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Wouldn't our treatment/abuse of animals be a better, more obvious example?
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"We don't yet have a reasonable model to explain even those of our own or other animals, let alone those of machines, for that matter." Is in direct conflict with: "they don't show anything approaching sentience or
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1y ago
> What could they possibly want with the data of a group of people who are by construction not spending money on a VPN? They'd be storing it at a loss. This is the exact point where our conclusions diverge. Why are they sending them
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1y ago
Install libredirect extension ( https://github.com/libredirect/browser_extension/ ) and select a few working instances. Then you can use the programmable shortcut keys to cycle between instances if one ever goes dow
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1y ago
I use amazfit w/ gadgetbridge as well
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Going from tailscale in the cloud -> self-hosting netbird required a richer mental model so I had to learn more about routing, why ZTNA is better, what is OIDC, etc I do think that netbird's documentation is easier to read than tail
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Pennies in front of a steamroller
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1y ago
A deep cut
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Trump admin warns states: Don't try to lower broadband prices
(arstechnica.com)
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Licensing talk is confusing to someone not steeped in it. I talked to Claude about it 1-2 weeks ago when it was first announced and it was framed as a reinforcement of FOSS ideals. I actually made the jump from tailscale -> netbird last
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1y ago
I'm a simple man. I see Comcast hate, I upvote
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The phrase was coined over 75 years ago if 'the media' isn't your thing.
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1y ago
Curious if there is a threshold/sign that would convince you that the last week of Grok snafus are features instead of a bugs, or warrant Elon no longer getting the benefit of the doubt. Ignoring the context of the past month where he
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1y ago
With all due respect, I don't think customer service interaction are a meaningful rebuttal when discussing the decline in social relations, empathy and care. The former is an admittedly frustrating aspect in our transactional relations
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To me, this is akin to Google saying that they don't want to follow a court-ordered law because it would be a privacy invasion.. I feel like OpenAI framed the issue as a privacy conversation and some news journalist are going along wit
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I am of the same mind. Desktop for heavy lifting and a mid-range Chromebook (technically a chrultrabook now) for browsing w/ a lightweight yet modern feel. I do think the plunge to leveraging a desktop/server across devices does r
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It feels like critical thinking is on the decline, and at the same time, companies are increasing the exposure to more controversial videos and rabbit holes that can radicalize viewers.
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1y ago
Look up tlp's charging thresholds. Just set mines up for debian
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Randomly stumbled across this last week when I upgraded my DNS blocklist and saw all the tailscale logs. Definitely unexpected
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1y ago
For a those interested in openness, I definitely suggest gadget bridge as an alternative.
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I am running ChromeOS with Debian 'slapped on it' and that also experience sleep related issues. Big fan of Linux, but saying that Linux works on system76 while they have a tiny sliver of the Linux market share seems like a nonsta
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1y ago
This is instantly where my mind went as well.
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Good read, I'm going to subscribe to your blog via RSS now.
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The government website that was updated 2 days ago while the article itself was published 13 days ago...
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I put all of my social media apps on a secondary profile or in Private Spaces. Never got notifications and checked the apps very infrequently. Not a great experience when i would take hours/days to respond to people I'd imagine.
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This reads like a celebratory note from the son in Sophie's Choice.
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searXNG is a good alternative. As a search engine aggregator, you can hand pick the engines you want to utilize for searches, including GitHub and HuggingFaces and DDG and StartPage etc. It also has bang functionality, active development an
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Why not just avoid their services instead of pirating their content and matching the ethics of their execs?
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> In contrast, this article, i.e., the paper it discusses, is is based on what has happened so far. What happened in 2023 and 2024 actually Nitpicky but it's worth noting that last year's AI capabilities are not the April 202
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