gmonaco@🦋 Engineer. he/him. Opinions my own.
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This is a rational response. After all, if AI is rapidly accelerating to post-scarcity, we should be able to spend more time away from our computers.
But there is simultaneously a "tokenmaxx or ur ngmi" / "permanent underclass" culture on tech twitter.
Apparently a lot of people on this website staunchly believe that the Earth's atmosphere is but a warm fuzzy coat protecting us from the frigid winter temperatures of outer space.
I just cannot even anymore.
They don't need a direct for Duskbloods in September though, since we'll actually be able to play the game this summer.
I guess if it were a choice between not citing prior work at all, or citing them even without reading the work, the latter would be preferable...
I only went to a local community college, and my papers were only published to the dustbin, but when I was citing things in them it was because I had the material I was referencing right in front of me...
Gerald Monaco retweeted
The Supreme Court’s legitimacy depends on providing “Equal Justice Under Law,” as the courthouse says.
When the Supreme Court rules one way when it hurts Democrats and another way when it helps Republicans, it’s not doing law — it’s doing raw power politics.
Americans are rightly questioning why it deserves such power.
It also says you can vote until the first Saturday after the election. But SCVA's ruling means that is now when the election ends.
So by the same logic, the last election isn't over yet, because you can still vote!
I don't understand how it's even tenable. It says you can vote 45 days before an election. But SCVA says the election starts with early voting.
By that logic, every future election has already started.
Just a completely nonsensical ruling.
Also worth mentioning (maybe covered in the dissent): the early voting laws *clearly* support the dissenting interpretation too.
Seems like courts everywhere are playing Calvinball. Not a good look for legitimacy.
I think we'd probably be in a much better place if they always did so. Federalist papers are full of theory crafting the checks and balances to the benefit of the people.
Instead we just have the institutions protecting themselves while the people suffer.
I mean, the rulemaking clause seems pretty cut and dry, but I guess you can't put anything past this court.
Your air-gapped servers are covered by a faraday cage, you think you're safe from key exfiltration? You fool.
Low-frequency magnetic fields pass right through Faraday cages.
Researchers were able to extract data off an air-gapped shielded computer by spawning fake work loads spiking CPU power and generating magnetic signals.
