tuxt

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by tuxt 6d ago
Seems like ads about AI companies, not warning.
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by tuxt 5y ago
Is nearmedia part of so called propaganda?
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by tuxt 6y ago
Good thing for plants on Greenland?
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A student used GPT-3 to write fake blog posts ended up at the top of HN(theverge.com)
6 points by tuxt 6y ago|2 comments
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by tuxt 7y ago
So stop using PayPal?
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by tuxt 7y ago
What is "Web"? Side note: both FB and Google cannot be accessed from China.
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by tuxt 7y ago
So they make good product. Bing can be Edge only too.
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by tuxt 7y ago
Question: Does Google have freedom of speech here?
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by tuxt 7y ago
Thanks for doing that.
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by tuxt 7y ago
Does homophobic count as free speech?
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by tuxt 7y ago
Many companies can offer double salary for 996, and many people would happily accept it.
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by tuxt 8y ago
Maybe just stop using spotify?
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by tuxt 8y ago
No, you overestimate the concern people regarding toward privacy.
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by tuxt 8y ago
On HN, everyone uses firefox.
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by tuxt 8y ago
The law even mentioned "amp"? How specific!
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by tuxt 8y ago
So, HN should pay "techgraph" for linking this article?
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by tuxt 8y ago
So, who is paying the bills?
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by tuxt 9y ago
>Butters keeps being reminded that all of this plot ideas have already happened in the Simpsons Now it's South Park's turn(Rick mentions "South Park did it" on Rick and Morty)
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by tuxt 9y ago
The answer is no.
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by tuxt 9y ago
It's not about legality. Twitter is not the court or the police. It's a private company.
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by tuxt 9y ago
Threatening other people?
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by tuxt 9y ago
1. keep the profile. 2. ??? 3. profit
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by tuxt 9y ago
We use unixtime + server number + random as pk. Works fine. (10 million new rows everyday)
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by tuxt 9y ago
Someone has to pay the bill.
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by tuxt 10y ago
If reddit bans everyone on the site, reddit would be a nice place, definitely no trolling anymore.
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by tuxt 10y ago
Just one question: If a muslim says gay people should not be allowed to be married or a teacher or whatever, is this allowed?
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by tuxt 10y ago
>It's very clear to me when to write Go and when not to. Would you care to elaborate on this? :)
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by tuxt 11y ago
>But, of course, leaving things to Congress has become a synonym for doing nothing, and, predictably, a full seven years after the court decision was first announced, we’re still waiting. Ha, never thought about that 7 years ago. :)
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by tuxt 11y ago
And a famous break-through-GFW software called goagent is deleted from github. *sigh https://github.com/goagent/goagent