scryers_bloom

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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
This stuff is always so interesting to me because this is the part/step of solo game-development where people don't make too much content about it online, so you need to find books/scraps of content about rolling your own com
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
When I was first engaging into web development a year ago, I was making forms that took addresses. From a C and C++ background, I kept asking, what if they lived in a specific country? How can I make my database truly safe? What is the best
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Especially when all of these language models have been built on and learned from said copyrighted content.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Wikipedia
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
You're not wrong in any capacity. It's just bad and doesn't improve any "security" if that was intended.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
I suddenly now imagine Zuck no differently from some of my unemployed friends.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
I'm actually familiar with 4chan and lurked on it when I was underage at least daily. It was funny for the time. I'm not sure where the idea comes from that the entire site's reputation is containerized inside /pol/
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Obviously those people will continue to think and exist the way they are. But we can't assume things will slowly start getting better if we continually allow increasingly racist "discourse" and misinformation in our society.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Yet another reason 4chan and its anonymity is a misinformation and propaganda warzone.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
That is a completely separate problem, and it's dishonest making the comparison. Extremist right wing ideology and genocide is actively advocated on /pol/ as well as anti-Jewish rhetoric. Neo-nazism is not pointing out Israel
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
That's fine, I don't really expect a 22 year old site with generational backup storage to actually go down forever. I'm 23, so I got them beat!
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
We've heard it time and time again that 4chan is the so called "last bastion of free speech on the internet" when this so called free speech is just being unapologetically racist and antisemitic. I hope its gone for good.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
My understanding is that Biden was very concerned about his legacy and there are rumors about the "no daylight" phrase he spoke with Harris on her campaign and probably part of the reason she lost. But Biden should have dropped do
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
It's impressive you're able to have decent results from free tiers and open source models.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
What about the headline is a lie (I do think it may have changed, but I'm not sure after looking at it this morning)?
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Unfortunately, the Constitution's text has been increasingly under subject of debate. Trump himself is trying to redefine the meaning of the jurisdiction clause in birthright citizenship.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Interesting take. I believe this is a theme that everyone in the US is familiar with, but the idea that "big money is the enemy" and the reality of it has somehow not permeated through the general public enough. It seems that the
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
I try to view things like this from the other perspective and wonder just why so many people still view this person like he's the common man's savior. I think I'm cognitively dissonance-ing myself from possibly all the cognit
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
I don't disagree with this either. Capitalism requires a constant stream of new people to operate effectively to increase labor output. This is the system we've been dependent on. We wouldn't need a >2.5 birthrate to maint
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
We are not overpopulated. I hate the type of people that hammer the idea that society needs to double or triple the birthrate (Elon Musk), but as it currently stands, countries like South Korea, Japan, USA, China, and Germany risk extinctio
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Lol, I've always loved that about physics. Some boltzmann brain type stuff.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
The risk is a quantifiable 0.0%? I find that hard to believe. I think the current trends suggest there is a risk that continued environmental destruction could annihilate society.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
Civilization has always operated on the idea that men must work for it to function properly. When less people willingly work it can be detrimental for future welfare. The way that unemployment is interpreted by the public now is not very ac
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
"You don't need to pass an IQ test to be in the Senate."
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
This theme of "small town USA" is dying everywhere, even here in Upstate New York. Drugs and lack of opportunity has a chokehold on everywhere in America.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
3-4 years is not long at all in this context. Most places take that long to get permits, and additional years to build the factories, and additional years to even become profitable and self sustainable in ideal circumstances.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
rayiner does this pretty consistently - strawmanning the argument and acting confused, on most political threads on hn.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
I really like this, I'll maybe use it once I actually get some clients to respond ;) I tried implementing my own on my own website, but between all my projects and work I keep pushing my own business website backward...
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
This all feels familiar to the principle of least action found in physics.
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by scryers_bloom 1y ago
The question I ask afterwords then is: is solving some leet code brilliant? Is designing a simple inventory system brilliant if they've all been accomplished already? My answer tends towards no, since they still make mistakes in the pr

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