KevinGlass

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by KevinGlass 1y ago
The primary purpose of a pickup truck is gender affirming care for men in an increasing confusing world.
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by KevinGlass 1y ago
I honestly think desktop notifications in their current form are one of the worst features of the modern web. Sure it's nice to get an email alert but on my experience there's probably a thousand confused old people getting spamme
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by KevinGlass 1y ago
This sort of post should result in a permanent ban on any platform. If someone thinks it's too long they can copy and paste it themselves.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
You realize this exact thing was in the Snowden docs a decade ago? This exact worry, sim keys being hacked by the NSA, was in the leaks.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
Sure, but there are already many many people partially or fully disabled by over resting after an injury. The parent comment was hardly calling for running marathons right after a car accident.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
We can debate the merits of various drug pricing schemes but at the end of the day, prices are set by a small group of interested actors who want the prices to be as high as they possibly can without causing a violet revolt. So call it what
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
It should be cheaper. No circling the block looking for parking, no space needed at all for that matter. That alone is worth giving taxis/ubers at least a different pricing structure.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
Don't feed the troll. If you look at this account's comments it's just inflammatory statements.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
Provide evidence. 2012 is pretty late to have been drinking the techno-utopian koolaid but millions of people, and IMO, maybe half of silicon valley tech workers, took this assumption as ground truth. This breathless article from 2009 [1] (
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
No car interior has ever reached 90C. Did you mean 90 F?
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
It's incredible in the same way an AK-47 is incredible. This sort of thing is going to uproot all of culture and god knows what happens after that.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
Keep in mind this is not true in the Northeast. It’s very common to have multi million dollar homes within spitting distance of dilapidated buildings worth only land value. My parent’s house, while nothing special, sold for a couple hundre
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
You have no idea how I LONG for a return to that. I DEEPLY wish every single person would install an ad blocker. If ad supported slop went under that would leave us with just paid and passion projects, and we would be far better off for it.
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
Are you suggesting that walking by a boat or rv is somehow dangerous?
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by KevinGlass 2y ago
Yes, almost all US cities have at least a couple grocery stores that stock imported products and have signage in multiple languages. most common is Chinese or general “Asian” but larger cities have more specific stores that specialize furth
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
In the US, Comcast does this on all business copper connections. They call it "Secure Edge". It frequently breaks DNS, VPNs, some voip, torrents (or any P2P connections), and probably other stuff. It's enabled by default on a
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
It would seem the risk of death from the CPAP is far higher than that of mouth taping. A quick google and I can’t find any injuries or deaths from mouth taping but here we have confirmed hundreds of deaths from faulty CPAP machines
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
Safetism is a great curse on the world. I cannot disagree with you more.
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
This looks like just a prompt and website around the GPT api. Why on earth anyone would pay for this is baffling.
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
You are vastly overestimating the danger involved in this.
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
If you follow the Sysadmin subreddit, Microsoft routinely has long outages. Last week (or the week before) email was completely down, the admin panel was unusable, etc. Fastmail has been FAR more reliable then Microsoft. Yes, the Fastmail t
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
Working for me also. Seems to be one of the rare cases where the “down for some people” in a status page actually does mean “some”. Recently when Microsoft 365 was offline for all email services they reported it as a “limited degradation”.
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
The author of the website not only describes this exact method but he also invented the method. If you scroll to the bottom of this page you can see an example of perfect clear, if not smoothed, ice: https://www.alcademics.com&#x
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by KevinGlass 3y ago
Maybe a service that you interact with over HAM radio via NLP would fall outside of it.
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by KevinGlass 4y ago
AI doesn't have to better, or even 90% as good. It just has to be cheaper.
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by KevinGlass 4y ago
One more clip, starts at 56:22. They search for negative reviews for their own lanyard, new Bing Search checks for all negative reviews, but here's the insane part; * It also checked the legitimacy of the site itself and notes people c
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by KevinGlass 4y ago
Time stamp, hackernews seems to have stripped it. Starts at 44:05. The meat of the content is about 5 minutes long. Direct link for desktop browsers: https://www.youtube.com/live/AxAAJnp5yms?feature=share&t=264...
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Demo of Bing ChatGPT calculating how many backpacks fit in a Tesla(youtube.com)
3 points by KevinGlass 4y ago|3 comments
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by KevinGlass 4y ago
So long as you can buy drugs with Bitcoin it will maintain a certain minimum value, regardless of what happens with these scam companies. If tether where to completely collapse I estimate Bitcoin would fall to to no less then 30% of it’s cu
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by KevinGlass 4y ago
Sometime last year, someone published a guide on auto-generating subtitles using an emacs plugin and WhisperAI. A lot of anime release groups use it so they can get an English subtitled version of a show released a couple hours after it air

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