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zaphod420
1y ago
It's true. Research Project Mockingbird. It's still happening, and Colbert is one of them.
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zaphod420
1y ago
Good riddance. Just a bunch of CIA psyops anyway.
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zaphod420
1y ago
It's not sad, it's using modern tools to learn. People that don't embrace the future get left behind.
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zaphod420
1y ago
This is just a dumb article. Comparing Apple to AOL is insane.
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zaphod420
1y ago
100% agree. They know exactly what they are doing. They are playing a long game of subtle cultural warfare.
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zaphod420
1y ago
We all know how controlling and evil the CCP is... Citations not needed!
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zaphod420
1y ago
Why so much Whataboutism? Can't you just accept the fact that the CCP is Evil?
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zaphod420
1y ago
"An obvious manipulation tactic on the path to abolish cash." This was the first thing I thought.
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zaphod420
1y ago
Can anyone tl/dr this? Does this mean that its possible for a maliciously crafted LLM to execute arbitrary code via an exploit in llama.cpp?
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2y ago
I can relate to this. I also used typewriters, and my first computer was a mac plus. vim felt so weird and alien to me. Then I decided to really give it a try and let go of everything I had learned. Now I'm a daily neovim user. kic
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2y ago
I actually really like the idea of websites that allow you to edit the content and save it locally... IMO, this is brilliant and should stay as is.
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2y ago
This is so good. Thank you for this.
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zaphod420
2y ago
Some of us just actally really like kagi...
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zaphod420
2y ago
I use neovim, but I also pay for sublime text because it's just good.
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2y ago
Deep understanding and being able to reason about problems is more important than speed. Offloading too much to LLMs has a detrimental effect on our brains. I'm not saying don't use LLMs. Use them in ways that increase your skill
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2y ago
MLK files are crazy! Dude was having diddy parties.
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2y ago
People about to learn the power of network effects.
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2y ago
I use all three of those things every day... Couldn't imagine my life without them now.
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zaphod420
2y ago
I would rather raw dog JavaScript than write Typescript. Typescript is an abomination.
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zaphod420
2y ago
"Born too late to enjoy exponential asset growth." Unless you bought Bitcoin...
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zaphod420
2y ago
I just recently found out about automerge from this youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@localfirstfm I love the idea of "local first software" https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/
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2y ago
Was expecting AI generated images of 'supermodel granny'... Was glad to see pictures of mice.
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2y ago
I paid for an Orion Plus lifetime license (browser made by kagi). I'd happily pay for Firefox too if it was an option.
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2y ago
Link for the lazy: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-affero-gpl.en.html
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2y ago
My wife is always complaining that we need to let our child be bored. There seems to be some benefits. https://childmind.org/article/the-benefits-of-boredom/
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2y ago
I spoke with Mike before one of his last shows. I told him that I head they they suck live. He told me they got better.
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2y ago
NOFX is still one of my all time favorite bands. So strange to see them mentioned on hacker news!
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2y ago
The CCP isn't known for being trustworthy...
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2y ago
I think a better term would have been "non-breaking backwards compatible change". hard/soft forks are very much the jargon used when talking about ways to upgrade blockchain based protocols.
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2y ago
I assume pi hole users running unbound are not effected by this?
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