

I was gonna say, refurbished hdds work perfectly for this. Now, I am kind of reaching that point where a NAS with multiple 20tb hdds is in order but generally you can get pretty far with hdds.


I was gonna say, refurbished hdds work perfectly for this. Now, I am kind of reaching that point where a NAS with multiple 20tb hdds is in order but generally you can get pretty far with hdds.


That’s funny I just switched from Spotify to Deezer.
NGL the offline download sucks takes forever and drops out every now and again, so you kind of have to babysit.
And also some things are just not as convenient and some things are missing.
But yeah for now it’s the best alternative that I have.


The guy in the videos sounds really convinced. Is this a big thing or more of a “cautious optimism” thing as is with most scientific innovation?


To be fair I really do think they can take the painful task of outlining something in long winded legalese if given the details and laws, but ofc everything needs to be double checked and the LLM needs to be constrained to exact paragraphs and details.
I like AI when it’s used right and I think ppl underestimate their ability to eliminate tedious tasks, but ofc I understand why AI is hated right now. I really hope we can get to a world where court transcriptions don’t lead to carpal tunnel syndrome because they only have to supervise an AI and not type every word out, or where burocracy gets eliminated for the average overworked citizen.
But yeah tech bros fucked that up for all of us for a while.


I gotta be a bit of an asshole and say that the Nuremberg trials were very long and very exhaustive on details and accuracy. The idea was that if the trials just brushed over what happened, Nazis would have a reason to rise again, as the German population would have deemed it unfair. Because of this, I’m sure the allies would have gone over the documents in excruciating detail and even if they had an LLM they would’ve never entrusted it with such an important and brittle task.
It’s definitely interesting to think about how LLMs get used in law practice (if legal in your country) but the historic context just dissipates that train of thought about the Nuremberg trials for me.


You mean just like you are doing right now?


For only external vpns mullvad is pretty good. Also, tailscale is free and their node-based system is really good.
As an all-in-one solution proton is pretty much as good as it gets from what I’ve seen. One of my friends swears by it as well.
It really does seem that the only step up in security is deploying a wireguard or ovpn server yourself, which is a little more complex. Not arch Linux levels of complexity, but intermediate tinkerer levels of complexity.
I stopped doing it because maintaining that shit and debugging it everytime it breaks just sucks. Tailscale is easier. Still not happy with the amount of trust I put into tailscale though.


Hobbyist (not a security expert here) but using a VPN that’s trusted should be fine. Your security hinges on proton’s reputation but from what I know they’re pretty good. If I’m wrong please correct me in the comments and I will edit this comment.


Singleton Container ship representation


I don’t wanna downvote this because I don’t like the game, not OP.
And in that sense, f#ck call of duty.


Some hiccups for me but nothing egregious.


I settled on obsidian really quickly as well. And now sync thing + tailscale + obsidian means I am done experimenting and things just work.


That is spot on. Usually you would expect the manual to be hit and miss when it comes to troubleshooting but Microsoft is consistently miss, skipping the important parts and details.


And it’s not even like it does anything. People who think it’s important to talk about the topic regardless will just replace the word. Doesn’t take a genius to understand that this does not remedy the heaviness of the topic in any way, so essentially it just makes it sound like explaining world war 2 in Mickey mouse language. It makes a joke out of the topic, that’s what it does. YouTube is making a joke out of those topics.


And on no-no words like r*pe. I wanna watch court cases to learn something but lawtube is getting fucked by these inconsistent restrictions. I get that kids shouldn’t watch everything but banning words to force this is not working at all. See Roblox or the countless Minecraft YouTubers involved in ‘bad things’.
Iirc that means it’ll stay a webp, some program will just fail to open them and the once that can only do it because they recognize the file header and therefore disregard your file extension shenanigans.
What I’m saying is if you do that it’s funny but also completely useless.


From what I’ve heard it’s just really clear copyright infringement.
Raising monopoly is also funny considering this genre is saturated by not only Sony, but also Ubisoft, EA, Valve, …


Yeah that’s gonna be 1.5 bezos


I have learned that communication and empathy between men and between women are very different. Other genders tend to have more complex dynamics.
I think women communicate their empathy more openly. Men usually hide their empathy in gestures or phrases. And I think it’s really hard to show empathy as a man and still “conform”, and as an outsider it’s hard to understand the way men show empathy.
That said I think you are right to some degree (although there is a better way to phrase it, hence the down votes), you are kinda limited in how much empathy you get from men because of the way they communicate. And if they show more, their non-conformity can pose a social risk that can be dangerous to their social acceptance / standing, although I might be speaking from my own perspective here as an AuDHD guy. Turns out when you have autism you are a walking risk so learning this is just a matter of time and risk is baked into every social interaction.
What I’m trying to say is: I think you are right, I think the reasons are very complex but I think bro culture needs an upgrade in that regard.
Damn that’s awesome