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  • My therapist says she might have to report my abusive family to the authorities. How do I avoid being reported so the cops don't show up and make everything worse?

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  • Dude you still don't understand the issue, it's not illegal to fantasize about killing someone, you can't put someone in prison for fantasizing, which means the guy will be out on the street and maybe want to murder the person that was responsible for him ending up in a police investigation. Do you think the police will give some one around the clock protection?

    And no a psychiatrist is not an expert on when to call the police or when not to, they are mandated to do it if they SUSPECT a serious crime, it's the law otherwise they will lose their license to practice.

    Jesus fucking Christ

  • My therapist says she might have to report my abusive family to the authorities. How do I avoid being reported so the cops don't show up and make everything worse?

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  • You're not a scientist or an expert, they went to study the issue, several years. Do you think you can replace their knowledge with dramatized books or documentaries?

    Can a person be abusive, psychopath, narcissist one or the other or in combination without being a serial killer, probably right? and what is the ratio of people who are one of those or a combination that is not a serial killer?

    Is it 1/10, 1/100, 1/1000.. you don't know, because you are not an expert. You can be a serial who has not demonstrated any of those traits, because you can be a high functioning psychopath and people don't know you are one.

  • My therapist says she might have to report my abusive family to the authorities. How do I avoid being reported so the cops don't show up and make everything worse?

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  • Yes you did, your advice was basically, your brother is a serial killer and you should let the therapists contact authority, and you deserve better. How is that not a thoughts and prayers message.

    First of all reading and watch documentaries about serial killer makes you the reverse of an expert, you are now filled with strong bias on serial killer profile, in dramatized version.

    Second you don't know him or the situation he is facing, his asking for advice on how to stop his therapist to go to the authorities because that would according to HIM put HIM in a much worse situation.

  • My therapist says she might have to report my abusive family to the authorities. How do I avoid being reported so the cops don't show up and make everything worse?

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  • Thanks man real helpful, the words made me not live in a abusive family and cured my illness. Good that you watched documentaries on serial killers, otherwise where could we find such an expert.

    How about the person is in distress and needs some kind of support to avoid a potentially dangerous situation, you are basically telling her that's her problem good luck. In those situations, you don't say anything if you something useful, him or her isn't looking weak emotional support (that makes you feel better), they actually want advice.

  • LLM's poisoned with sleeper agent backdoors is the latest fun security threat to worry about

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  • Hope you didn't give this bot an upvote also 😬

  • Unredacted files reveal Anthropic’s ‘secret plan’ to ‘destructively scan all the books in the world'

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  • Funny thing it actually got sold twice by them same guy for the scrap metal.

  • Unredacted files reveal Anthropic’s ‘secret plan’ to ‘destructively scan all the books in the world'

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  • That's what they tell you, but really they hire cheap labor working for pennies in poor countries flipping books. Do you really believe google has Infrastructure to scan all the books in the world in decent amount of time, because I have bridge to sell.

  • Exposed Moltbook Database Let Anyone Take Control of Any AI Agent on the Site

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  • So you think it's worth the time And effort to make the agents look bad? So are you doing it, if you are not why not?

  • Exposed Moltbook Database Let Anyone Take Control of Any AI Agent on the Site

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  • Like anyone cares about this website, they are not reading the whole AI shit fest, they are reading business magazines, industry, economics and investments. They don't build opinions about what is good or bad, they just follow the rest of the industry, what they read in said papers and in meetings with other industry leaders. Then they probably will go to the CTO to evaluate said big thing that is happening in the industry and what it means for them.

    And AI is popular not because Sam Altman or whatever, they see it as a tool that is useful, but the hype wave is kinda dying down

  • Microsoft’s $440 billion wipeout, and investors angry about OpenAI’s debt, explained

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  • The amount of cooling they need for a simple quantum CPU with 104 qubits. Can you even do anything with it that is useful, you can't even brake encryption because you don't have enough processing power.

    The science is advancing, but then as always is the question of, how you scale it to be economical viable, which is a hard problem by it self to solve.

    Don't think the market is interested in tech that they can't hype, or have a natural hype cycle.

  • Apple's new iPhone and iPad security feature limits cell networks from collecting precise location data

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  • Apple's new iPhone and iPad security feature limits cell networks from collecting precise location data

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  • Radio towers are all ready adjusted to the location where they are setup. The signal to you phone has already taken into account bounces, amount of buildings, material on the buildings, how it effects the amplitude, wavelength, signal strength and disruption. And the signal is adjusted to take all those things into account, relative good to send you 5g frequencies with minor issues. They have no issue triangulating phones, trust me.

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • Lmao, I didn't choose gnome I'm forced to use it, Wayland sux balls. If you are talking about the buggy mess that is hyprland give me a break.

    There was a lot of development happening around x server via extension to it, composite, xrandr, xrender. Stuff was being moved out of the x server and into the kernel. So what if, it was a heap of legacy, so is the Linux kernel. Shit worked and it worked good enough. The only thing that made it stagnant was forcing everyone to adopt Wayland, because of being afraid to be left behind.

    Now canonical and red hat decides what should be part of the protocol, great isn't. They cant even have a broad consensus leaving everyone to guess how shit should implemented.

    Features: x11 Performance: x11 Tooling: x11 User friendly: x11 Multiscreen support: Wayland (but they also fucked upp with limitations due the protocol decisions they made)

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • No because it crashes bro, key events aren't properly registered, getting ghosted keys or whatever the term is, when it's to busy rendering the window animations or Workspace animations.

    I'll tell you what, it's super convenient for red hat/IBM or whoever else is paying for the development of gnome and KDE development to install spyware, because now everything goes via Wayland protocol.

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • Good for him

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • So I don't have to deal with manually managing windows or workspaces, or manually configure my desktop each time I have to reinstall my computer for whatever reason. I have a bunch of workspace profiles for x11, for what goes where. Im very bad at keeping my workspace clean and tidy and I like it clean and tidy, so I have to automate these processes, other wise it's just a hassle.

    Imagine that you are playing StarCraft by not using the mouse, and you do it quite efficiently, you have bindings and key combos for doing anything you want to do, and it's just muscle memory that you've built up so you don't even need to think about it. All your F1 keys to the correct locations on the map, all your unit producing structures already defined, your unit group keys already grouped, units get added automatically to a group. You know what group contains what kind of units.

    This is totally doable in x11, doesn't matter what desktop you are using as long as you can send commands to the X Server, because everyone is using the same implementation (with some smaller modifications) .

    The state of Wayland now (I have a hard time seeing that it will improve) is everything is a workaround, and you have to spend hours trying to figure out how to do basic stuff, and sometime after spending hours you just give up. This isn't Linux, this is what I except from windows or macOS. Linux is about customizing your desktop they way you want it to work.

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • Tbh I dont enjoy any OS I actually hate computers, they are in the way of what I'm trying to do, it's just an interface to do something else. But when the interface is effecting your experience to much it's just sad.

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • It works so bad in KDE, and no I don't want to use GUI to bind keys, I want to save the configuration and use if I need to reinstall. I tried to rebind changing keyboard layout, doesn't work.

    Sorry dude, but it works horribly bad

  • Wayland didn’t kill Linux desktops, but it did expose their weakest assumptions [EDIT: Warning, article likely written with AI assistance]

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  • Dude just ban me, I'm not going to change, it's how I like to write.