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mplewis

2,533 karmajoined 13 years ago
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/mplewis; my proof: https://keybase.io/mplewis/sigs/OVThMwZ6450gZ2i5UhDNWttDSWSM61vq4fAablgxOR4 ]

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mplewis
·21 hours ago·discuss
As someone who operates a wiki, this does not solve the problem.
mplewis
·22 hours ago·discuss
Well, yeah, but my problem is with the long exposures that I'm trying to get.
mplewis
·22 hours ago·discuss
we should lay fiber about it, not do this wasteful atmosphere polluting bullshit
mplewis
·2 days ago·discuss
No one asked.
mplewis
·4 days ago·discuss
is this your first time being introduced to the concept of cooking?
mplewis
·6 days ago·discuss
I guarantee you've met a furry and not known it.
mplewis
·6 days ago·discuss
Yep! Furries are represented strongly in cybersecurity.
mplewis
·12 days ago·discuss
[flagged]
mplewis
·17 days ago·discuss
don't be a crank
mplewis
·21 days ago·discuss
racist people don't get to talk in my spaces
mplewis
·29 days ago·discuss
Why is that any of your business?
mplewis
·last month·discuss
Hotwire doesn't work anywhere you can't guarantee a high-quality low-latency connection. Every UI interaction in Hotwire includes that round trip.
mplewis
·last month·discuss
Please write your own blog posts rather than asking us to read LLM slop.
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
Clarify exactly what you mean by "demographic collapse."
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
What does any of that have to do with Dropbox?
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
Why is this scummy?
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
How do you know most people don't do this? All my e-book-reading friends buy physical and digital copies of books in addition to whatever they get off AA.
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
If you can be tricked into giving someone all your money when they politely ask for it, you weren't going to hold onto your money for very long.
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
You go to a library. You check out a book. You read it. You return it. The librarian says "Thank you for returning our book!"

Are you dense?
mplewis
·2 months ago·discuss
AA was almost certainly used as the literal source of much of the training data.