"you can call people mentally ill but only if they're targets of the regime" isn't exactly in line with the principles of free speech in the first place.
This is what I'm fiddling with. My 2080Ti is not quite enough to make it viable. I find the small models fail too often, so need larger Whisper and LLM models.
Like the 4060 Ti would have been a nice fit if it hadn't been for the narrow memory bus, which makes it slower than my 2080 Ti for LLM inference.
A more expensive card has the downside of not being cheap enough to justify idling in my server, and my gaming card is at times busy gaming.
absolutely wrong -- if you're not clever enough to think of any other reason to run an LLM locally then don't condemn the rest of the world to "well they're just using it for porno!"
And that the desktops are securable objects[1], so processes in the default desktop can't snoop on what's going on in the winlogon desktop say when the UAC prompt is shown.
> Everyone has the potential to do something horrible; the problem of evil isn't that it's present in a certain group who we can imprison, the problem is that it's present in us all.
But some people are actually more predisposed towards criminality than others. We aren't blank slates.
The extent to which criminality (or any particular human behavior) is driven by circumstance or "nature" is (and for millenia has been) a matter for considerable debate.
It's clear that both contribute, which is important because that means there are neither "ur-criminals" nor "not-criminals". While some may, by their nature, be more likely to commit a certain type of crime, none are free from the possibility of doing so under some circumstances.
I think there's precedent for shipping them to Australia. It probably costs less to taxpayers, and it doesn't even harm Australians since our thieves are less dangerous than their spiders.
Archive.is seems even sketchier doesn’t it? Who is paying for all that? Total mystery. I wouldn’t be surprised if it just vanished one day. I feel like the solution is some version of local personal archive + zenodo plus those others.
That archive site loses pages too. I've followed links to pages others have archived years ago and they're missing. Completely gone even when searching for the URL or fragments of it.
