Someone1234

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by Someone1234 4d ago
> It's worse for the technician in this case, because he really was being followed --- that's not unlawful but it's unnerving. Isn't that exactly what Flock are doing to tens of thousands of people a day? So why the d
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by Someone1234 8d ago
It actually looks really nice; and I'd consider myself their target demographic conceptually. My last iPhone was a Pro for context. But at a $2K starting price, plus likely another $200 for the storage size they really expect people to
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by Someone1234 8d ago
I've found that if you attach any pictures at all: rejected. So what I've taken to doing is adding the business without photos (almost always accepted), and then trying to attach the photos later after that goes live (mostly works
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by Someone1234 16d ago
I'm legitimately out of the loop; what is going on/broken with Opus 5?
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by Someone1234 16d ago
One thing I've noticed and HATE, is that when you increase thinking-effort, that seemingly increases response-length. Meaning that X.High is longer than High, which is longer than Medium, etc. Which is kind of the inverse of how people
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by Someone1234 17d ago
I agree that the marketing copy on Claude's site remain misleading. You really need to dive into the FAQ or help pages to understand what "20x" means. In particular the very first thing they show you is "Choose 5x or 20x
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by Someone1234 18d ago
You don't see how a link to " https://claude.ai/ .." in the Git log is an ad for Cluade/Anthropic? It feels exactly like "Sent from an iPhone" to me, and has exactly the same value to people revi
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by Someone1234 18d ago
From my point of view; I share Debian's perspective: https://lwn.net/Articles/1091231/ Which is actually why I DON'T like the session amended. Ultimately it is an ad placed into the Git log, and noise at
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by Someone1234 22d ago
From my understanding scraping a public website you'd otherwise have access to is legal in the US. However, re-hosting that scrapped copyright content, particularly if it isn't transformative/fair-use (inc. only partial conte
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by Someone1234 23d ago
The EU just had to pass a law to force companies to disclose if a customer service agent is AI or Human. It is beaten. https://commission.europa.eu/news-and-media/news/safer-and-m...
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by Someone1234 23d ago
I'm genuinely concerned to ask what you're proposing? Drug use is already unlawful, and the homeless are routinely criminalized for existing - so if that is "tolerate" then what proposals are you trying to promote?
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by Someone1234 24d ago
It does kind of say: The GUID is coming from the moderation endpoint, which is hit when you generate a local or cloud AI image based on your prompt. If there is no prompt, there is no endpoint, and likely no GUID. Obviously Paint could have
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by Someone1234 27d ago
Unfortunately they may be doubling down. Apple is rumored to be integrating cameras into AirPods[0] that are cloud connected for "AI." They supposedly won't be able to take "pictures" and "video" but will
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by Someone1234 27d ago
Looks like in Ohio the thresholds are: - 0 to $999: misdemeanor - 1K: 5th-degree felony - 7.5K-150K: 4th-degree felony - 150K+: 3th-degree felony But what I found interesting is - They aren't automatically inflation adjusted, it has to
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by Someone1234 29d ago
Here is a fun fact; the US believes owning and wearing an F-91W is evidence that you're a terrorist so much so that they can place you in Guantanamo Bay without trial[0]: > In a handful of cases the detainee's possession of a C
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by Someone1234 29d ago
> For all the hate I have for the COVID vaccine Can you clarify that? It saved 100K+ lives even by incredibly conservative estimates, and allowed life to returned to normal at least a year earlier than otherwise.
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
> result is known to have significant issues. So well known you neglected to state or cite them? I'd invite you to do so now.
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
In the previous (2024) Clacton election, Conservative + Reform got a combined 74.1% of the vote, with Labour + Liberal Democrats + Greens getting a combined 24.8%. Considering Count Binface got 26.93% (i.e. +2.13% Vs. the previous combined)
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
The Conservative party ran in the last election, they didn't run in this election, so more right wing voters likely moved from Conservative to Farage than he got 110% of his normal core/base.
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
With Let's Encrypt, all the verification is done on their side with them controlling the connection between themselves and whatever they're trying to verify. In this case, you can put whatever you want between the harness you&#x27
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
Yeah, I was researching this just last week and there is tons of funding going into wearable blood sugar monitors but nothing wearable sized coming out (several lab sized ones though). I’d love to read more about what this is, and what tech
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
I think using the current US Government, and their corrupting relationships with SpaceX/SpaceXAi/et al, maybe isn't quite the positive argument you believe it to be. I'd suggest that relationship is why it is unlikely th
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
I agree; but I'm not sure it is fixable. Without some technological advancement to actually move the needle, most manufacturers are just stuck with marginal hardware changes and then some cheesy software-locked exclusive to the latest
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
I'd start here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok_(chatbot)#Controversies_a... And here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok_sexual_deepfake_scandal I think polarizing is a generous way of de
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by Someone1234 1mo ago
Same reason why so called "Swatting" is largely a non-issue outside the US: Police in the US are trained to respond to the hilt by default, and then lower their heavy-handed response later if they warrant it. Contrast that with mo
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by Someone1234 2mo ago
I completely agree. I think LLMs may have a role in security posture, specifically flagging/identifying potential threats for human review . But a Zero Trust/Access Controls should be a HARD boundary, not an inconsistent one. The
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by Someone1234 2mo ago
What does copyright have to do with anything? You also cannot copyright an encryption algorithm , but the US Government banned essentially mathematics for YEARS[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export_of_cryptogra
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by Someone1234 2mo ago
I've looked into this extensively in the US, and there are three headaches from my POV: 1. Most states require special device certification by a "nationally recognized authority" that doesn't seem to fully exist yet. The
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by Someone1234 2mo ago
> US real median household income has been steadily rising[1] for the last 40+ years. Compare it to the Consumer Price Index: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CUUR0000SA0R
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by Someone1234 2mo ago
And they've provided no technical explanation of how... This may be an odd reference, but I remember this song and dance with Roomba Vs. Roborock. "Roborock stole our IP!!!" but the problem was that song was slightly believab

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