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by 34679 19d ago
There's a small chance this could be signalling a pivot, or at least posturing for a possible future pivot. If they see the mega-datacenter market drying up or slowing down, they may opt for a future in hardware targeted to the individ
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by 34679 21d ago
Right click -> Open image in new tab -> zoom in If you haven't already.
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There is now over 2,100 hours of video evidence on Archive Genocide(archivegenocide.com)
9 points by 34679 24d ago|0 comments
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by 34679 26d ago
Amendment 4: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oat
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by 34679 1mo ago
Serious question: What happens when every consumer phone has this "feature"? If a citizen records someone committing a crime, will that video still be considered admissible in court? Or will the state only regard its own systems a
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by 34679 3mo ago
US EVs were also heavily subsidized, but they were all built using Chinese parts.
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by 34679 3mo ago
1. Personal Computers are personal. Inviting an outside observer into one is no different than inviting one into the bathroom. What I do in there is my business. 2. Friction. This is likely MS's attempt to slow-walk Windows into a subs
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by 34679 5mo ago
If you're looking for a backpack, I can't recommend Osprey enough. They are still a independent US company with a lifetime warranty they actually stand by. I had to call their customer service just last week after I ordered the wr
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by 34679 6mo ago
The same thing it was designed to do and has always done: create unimaginable sums of money out of thin air that it loans to the government, with interest.
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by 34679 7mo ago
You can just click on your username in the upper right and change "showdead" from "no" to "yes".
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by 34679 7mo ago
It won't find the correct answer. Garbage in, garbage out.
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by 34679 7mo ago
I can't shake the feeling that the RAM shortage was intentionally created to serve as a sort of artificial moat by slowing or outright preventing the adoption of open weight models. Altman is playing with hundreds of billions of other
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by 34679 7mo ago
"Reviewed 15 sources." Maybe it should've reviewed 20.
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by 34679 7mo ago
They're probably looking at DDR4.
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by 34679 7mo ago
In my late teens, I worked as a bill collector. If I suspected an account owner was deceased, I'd call the Social Security Administration and ask them if they had a certificate of death on file. If they didn't, they'd tell me
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by 34679 8mo ago
Everyone has easy access right now. Everyone had easier access before the TikTok deal. That's the wrong direction for a free country and it's particularly alarming because the deal was forced by the government.
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by 34679 8mo ago
You should see what Google has done with the latest version of the Phone app. You used to be able to click on contacts and that would show you.. your contacts. Now it shows recent calls with a search bar for contacts. Say I want to call a
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The Memory-Transfer Episode(apa.org)
1 points by 34679 8mo ago|0 comments
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by 34679 8mo ago
Apple picks [ad company's] [ai ad server] to power Siri.
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by 34679 8mo ago
Payment information and license plate scans are combined with biometric data to build profiles on every individual. It doesn't matter what shade your skin color is.
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by 34679 8mo ago
>anyone being targeted by facial recognition by definition has to be known to law enforcement already Or they could use the self-checkout at Walmart, or walk through a Target, or buy a hammer at Home Depot. The government buys data from
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by 34679 8mo ago
I'm in favor of a property tax multiplier that increases with the number of properties owned.
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by 34679 9mo ago
Does anyone believe that the US regime, an entity that utterly ignores the needs of its masses in favor of a relative handful of lobbyists, is really going to install a representative government that exists to improve the lives of Venezuela
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by 34679 9mo ago
I've met Ron Paul. You, sir, are no Ron Paul.
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by 34679 10mo ago
>which, should be noted, is entirely optional I wouldn't say entirely. I had a client with a large company contact me on LinkedIn saying that they wanted to buy my product but no one would respond to their emails. Their system was n
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by 34679 10mo ago
The excessive emojis were enough for me to move on. I haven't touched an OpenAI product in over a year. I've maintained an ad-free household for over a decade. OpenAI will not ever be a part of my life any more than it is now. Jus
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by 34679 10mo ago
Same here. I have a bottle in my freezer for that purpose.
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by 34679 10mo ago
I agree. Back in the 90's there was plenty of skepticism, along with some mockery, surrounding the internet. But you never saw headlines like "Lawyer caught using the internet" or "Artist busted using the World Wide Web&
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by 34679 10mo ago
I use a RP2040 in a commercial product, but it's for a niche portion of a niche industry and it's not intended to ever communicate with another device. Disabling USB mass storage and not adding a bootloader button is good enough f
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by 34679 10mo ago
This honestly has me considering replacing my plates with something that says "The driver of this vehicle invokes their 4th and 5th Amendment rights."

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