mapontosevenths

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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
It sounds like you have very strong feelings about this. The kind that may not be ideal for a polite conversation.
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
That definition is less than ideal from several perspectives. It serves neither side. The worst reason to hate it is that it relies on proving intent (dolus specialis), which essentially makes it unenforceable unless the perpetrator is a gr
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
Most of our goals, noble and ignoble alike, are just the result of our monkey brains seeking to optimize a reward function. It doesn't matter whether you feed your dopamine addiction with drugs, TikTok, or your children's love. S
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
They are all HTL now. There are no remaining manufacturers who produce LTH or use organic dyes in blu ray. That said, I agree.
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
Agreed. Fiction where the solution was "and then he found out he was the chosen one so magic happened" are unsatisfying.
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
Define genocide so we can all be sure we're talking about the same thing.
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
That's truly a strange article. Even verbatim's own website no longer makes the thousand year claim. Saying instead "several hundred years". However their website also claims that the disc's use "etched" s
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
Every single thing you cite has been, and will be, copied many times over and preserved that way. e.g. - We don't have the original Bible, we have eleventy-billion copies of it. I don't disagree that a few things that happen today
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
The difference between science fiction and fantasy was always only a tenuous distinction imposed by the few nerds who cared a little too much. As we age out of being culturally relevant, and newer (likely less literate) generations take ove
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
> Issue with storage is you need shelf stability without ongoing electrical/mechanical work refreshing data time to time. For what? Nothing we do today will be even remotely important in 1,000 years. Any tiny fraction of a fraction
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by mapontosevenths 10d ago
Verbatim, who owns M-Disc, doesn't even manufacture discs anymore. They just slap their brand on other peoples discs. The discs sold as M-Discs now are actually just MABL BD-R's. They used to have a 'stone' data layer. N
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by mapontosevenths 11d ago
I can't figure out what these articles even mean when they talk about 'water consumption'. The earth is 2/3's water. If you don't have enough near you that's because you live in a bad place for humans and
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Youtubers being paid to spread AI FUD(youtube.com)
9 points by mapontosevenths 11d ago|0 comments
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by mapontosevenths 11d ago
NP-complete means that it's easy to test if we're right, but because of that complexity we can't always find a valid solution to test within a predictable period of time. Both circuit board routing and computer vision are var
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
They actually can route just fine. I used Sol to design and route mine from start to finish. Sent it to PCBWay and had a working prototype in a few weeks. It was a pretty simple rp2040 based thing, similar to Adadfruits USB feather.I just g
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
> That wasn't me bud. Bah. It's obviously been too long since I flossed between my ears. Sorry about that.
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
My bad. So change the sentence in your head to "The jurors could not agree that she was responsible for her actions at the time, and they weren't all left wing." Nothing about my point changes. You're just looking for so
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
Why though? Seriously, why can't Android just be installed? Are they building it like the old-timey kernel before modules and embedding drivers in a giant monolith or something ridiculous?
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
See, your comment is another example but from the other side, and it's exactly how people slide into the extremes. They interpret the same facts the other side sees, but in the worst way possible. The lady that killed her kids went cuc
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
Honestly, I'm incredibly liberal but seeing everyone call this dude an actual Nazi because he doesn't like people that move to his country and poop on the streets is kind of helping me understand the conservative reaction to cance
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
I am a user. What does Android 17 do for me that 16 doesn't?
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by mapontosevenths 12d ago
I did cite the source. That blog is doing a Lot of"reading between the lines."
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
I read it. I'm not sure I agree with your interpretation. I read it as pretty standard right-wing anti-immigration stuff. He even somewhat addresses it and tries to make it clear that he's not saying one race is better than anothe
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
I just didn't grasp what you meant, I thought you were saying there was some nuance to the local politics I missed. Thanks for clarifying.
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
I have no idea what you're implying. How does the wolf comparison make this a racism thing? He's saying that he wants the homeless people who poop in the bushes deported because like wolves there are too many, and they're dan
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
In a world where capital is the only vote that counts it makes sense to vote with your money. That said, everyone should read what DHH actually said rather than this blog post before you decide on this one in particular. On a liberal-ness s
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
For the curious. This is the thing everyone is mad about. [0] I'll leave it you to decide if advocating that your country deport the homeless people who are publicly defecating in the bushes makes you into actual Hitler (as he's b
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
You made a declarative general statement in the form of "X can not Y." I then asked you to define Y, because you can not reasonably say that "X can not Y" without first defining both X and Y. You could not. The truth is
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
There is an appalling lack of diversity in Hollywood. You'd be surprised to find out that very few of those programs were even written by machines until recently! What bias. :)
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by mapontosevenths 13d ago
> Centralization of power at all levels is bad. I assume that by this you mean something more nuanced than "we should abolish the FAA and let the airplanes crash until private enterprise solves it." Or maybe "Let drug deal

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