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by shevy-java 7d ago
I think this is not possible. There is most likely a reason as to why light has this speed. Naturally it must be tied to energy and interaction of energy with other things. I also don't think "human speeds" applies here becau
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by shevy-java 8d ago
The thing is: I don't see any ads. So I won't see his advertised malicious ad either, nor the software. All gets blocked. All must be blocked. That's why everyone needs hero blockers such as Ublock origin and other solutions
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by shevy-java 8d ago
Europeans really need to stop handing their money over to Trump-Visa and Trump-Card here. Canadians learned that lesson already. Why do european politicians not learn anything? Leyen even signed a surrender treaty where european taxpayers l
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by shevy-java 8d ago
This is awful. R.I.P. Tailwind. Edit: To clarify, I mean being assimilated by Shopify is awful. I understand that the Tailwind devs were neutered by AI skynet slop taking over before - that is also awful. That's actually two awful news
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by shevy-java 8d ago
Science fiction said many things. Look at Star Trek. Have all these things become reality? If not why would you then insinuate this is the default for everything to come in the future?
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by shevy-java 8d ago
I totally believe that Anthropic would want to kill all humans. But other than that, Anthropic employees and ex-employees drawing the FUD line here, is just advertisement now. People should not get scared - the current AI skynet is so dumb
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by shevy-java 8d ago
Not for e. g. 70 years. I think most people are in support of some financial incentives via protection, but 70 years is just insane.
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by shevy-java 8d ago
Same here. There is always the "log in" nagging pop-up. But I will never log in again to the right-arm-gesture guy, so this is just time wasted for me. We could need some decentralized way to share "tweets" though. Not l
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by shevy-java 8d ago
A small, but nonetheless strategically important, defeat for the billionaire Elon "my right arm constantly twitches into a straight arm" musky Musk.
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by shevy-java 9d ago
Why would you be grateful? I don't think any of that should be under private control to begin with.
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by shevy-java 9d ago
Why not? There is no logical reason as to why this would not work, IF it works in the first place, which I don't know. In theory the problem space here is finite, so there is of course a way to predict everything. Whether this is the c
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by shevy-java 9d ago
Why are you excited about this?
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by shevy-java 9d ago
All controlled by an adCompany. That is outright scary. Science is being slurped up here.
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by shevy-java 9d ago
That takes too long!
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by shevy-java 9d ago
You are not living in Europe, right? Because while I agree that China is a problem, the USA is a much, much bigger problem for Europeans than China is right now. It's mostly the USA that wants to depict China as the main problem when i
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by shevy-java 9d ago
> Personally I think we absolutely should, I just don't think we will. I think many millions in the EU want to. The problem is that the current EU "politicians" are just US lobbyists. You can see it when Leyen signed the
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by shevy-java 9d ago
The EU needs to stop giving money to the USA in general. They contribute to their own demise by doing so. Canadians understand this so much better than the EU, so the only logical conclusion to be made is that the EU is currently controlled
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by shevy-java 9d ago
I fail to see how this is relevant with regards to areas. Whether AI is hosted by the USA, Europe or China - they all are awful and eliminating real jobs while also driving up RAM prices etc... Why should I want to support any of these?
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by shevy-java 9d ago
They are all responsible for driving up RAM prices. I want my money back.
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by shevy-java 10d ago
So do we finally have one unified theory or are we still none the wiser?
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by shevy-java 10d ago
In other words: AI can not be trusted.
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by shevy-java 10d ago
Some probably did not know, but they learned a hard lesson here. Smaller companies should ideally help trade with one another and cut off those greedy billionaire corporations that will eat them up whenever they can - or betray them, as Tes
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by shevy-java 10d ago
Do not become dependent on corporations run by egoistic billionaires.
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by shevy-java 10d ago
> Unix pipelines are not simple But they are. UNIX Pipes do not mandate having to use tons of different programs with stupid commandline options. I simulate them in ruby itself; method chaining works in a very similar way, but I built a
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by shevy-java 10d ago
You would have been an excellent splash sputter scientist. > I'm glad someone else has finally looked at this sticky situation Wait ... your splash variants are sticky???
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by shevy-java 10d ago
That takes all the fun out of using public toilets. One of the more interesting scientific studies was the behavioural change of when you put down the image of a fly on an urinal. These flies are suddenly targeted by strong streams as if t
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by shevy-java 10d ago
I find your "summary" much harder to read and understand, though. I prefer the original article and the net-benefit of a google-linked video to explain things that already were properly explained, is rather small, at best, in my o
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by shevy-java 10d ago
These are spy devices. It is sad that the industry has become so addicted to sniffing - the problem I see is that they can no longer stop doing so, as they built an additional network around that yielding money to them.
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by shevy-java 10d ago
Somehow WebAssembly does not want to become as popular as HTML, CSS or JavaScript. Very disappointing to see.
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by shevy-java 10d ago
This makes Google more powerful. I don't want to yield money via any Google services ever.

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