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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Is that link meant to point directly at a verification page?
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Oh, I didn't know about that
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Joe Public has no idea what an "FTP" is and just wants a program they can download that does it all for them
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
If it's a legal requirement to have the government check for hidden people before you do building, why do they need to hide the fact they did it? I'm not a Christian but I'm pretty sure I'd still need to deconsecrate a c
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
> "Your CPU is ARM-family — we know from a single subtraction" Not sure what went wrong for you but I'm running an i9 > "Your battery is at 100%" I don't think my desktop computer has a battery > &quot
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
"TOO LOW – TERRAIN" vwoop vwoop
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
> "The EMF reader is shakier, going haywire under the crackling power lines, then settling down a few steps away" That kind of statement really bothers me. Is it measuring the magnetic fields or RF emissions? If it's RF, w
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
Didnt meta violate copyright by torrenting terabytes of books and use them as training data? Theyve all probably done it but we have concrete evidence of meta doing it
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
It helps if you share the correct link, its .xyz, not .xzy
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
And their advice for these people who are supposedly mentally ill? Not "go to a specialist doctor and take their advice", but "just don't be". It's almost like they don't actually want to help people
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by voidUpdate 1mo ago
How is trying to "fix" trans people the same as "helping" them? If I try to "fix" a Christian by convincing them they aren't a Christian, that's not "helping" them... Also, if God wants us t
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
> "Only slightly more though" Generally, we've seen that that was bad and I would hope that we wouldn't do it again. I did also say that I don't think it would actually work out because governments, in my origina
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
I think you're thinking of genetic genealogy, where some of those DNA testing providers (like 23andme) submit their records to law enforcement, and they can see something like "this DNA sample is likely to be a brother of this exi
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
People don't have to be 100% for it to work, the system would have to be so that if a human was to be evil, then they couldn't compromise it single handed-ly. I'll admit, I've not figured out implementation details, I ju
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
I think that's a bit safer, because you could deduce very private information from a DNA sample, but you can't really tell anything about a person from their fingerprints, except maybe the size of their fingers. It's a one wa
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
According to wikipedia, "the theoretical risk of a coincidental match is 1 in 100 billion (100,000,000,000) although the practical risk is actually 1 in 1,000 because monozygotic twins are 0.2% of the human population", so it look
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Wouldn't it be "-"()?
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
It's generally quite hard to get a DNA sample from someone's PGP signature
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Because they've used up all their complicated, expensive weapons obliterating middle eastern children
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Slightly biased because I'm a european, but I think a european country is more likely to be trust-able with a country-wide DNA database. Only slightly more though, I still wouldn't trust them to actually do it right
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
IF there was a secure and trustable way that a trusted government could retain DNA information, then I feel like people having a DNA test at birth or on becoming a citizen could be useful, both medically ("your sample indicates you may
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
"Hyphen" in writing, "dash" or "tack" in command line
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Depends what they're doing... I can crack out a basic UI in a few hours at my job, and I don't use LLMs at all, and I wouldn't class myself as an expert developer or anything
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Why include unsplash stock photos for your testimonials? What are they adding? And what makes https://unsplash.com/photos/man-wearing-white-v-neck-shirt-i... a CTO/VP Engineering and https://unsplash.co
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Yes, but the comment was about IQ, not absolute intelligence. The median intelligence is, by definition, 100 IQ, so the median IQ cannot be decreasing
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Putting a massive AI-generated image at the top of your article about how people are misusing AI is interesting
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
IQ is calibrated so that the average IQ is 100. If the average IQ is going down, something has gone very wrong somewhere
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
Well if the conclusion is "3% of people want to be tracked online", I'd expect the question to be "do you want to be tracked online" or similar, not "do you want to receive personalised ads"?
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
> "around 3% actually want to be tracked online" 3% of people want to be tracked online? I think it's more likely that 3% of people misunderstood the survey question
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by voidUpdate 2mo ago
The Universal Life Church has an online form to get ordained as a minister, that's an easy one to get

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