United857

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by United857 6d ago
I wonder why this isn't a problem for OpenAI, Google, Meta or SpaceX (they allow users 13 years or older with parental permission)
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by United857 16d ago
Aren’t most modern receivers multi-constellation? What is the technical feasibility of jamming every GNSS provider?
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by United857 20d ago
Smoking gun should also be there as well.
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by United857 1mo ago
Wouldn’t it just be much simpler to weigh the hot dog and bun?
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by United857 1mo ago
> less than a minute, that hardware implant can be fitted into a port accessible via a hatch on the exterior of the plane Just as with computers, as the saying goes, if you have physical access to the device then all bets are off. The
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by United857 1mo ago
About 10% of Meta's ad revenue comes from Chinese companies reaching a international audience. They also manufacture most of their wearable devices in China.
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by United857 1mo ago
https://archive.ph/W2tpE
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by United857 3mo ago
They speak Spanish in Austria?
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by United857 3mo ago
Finally some good news from Meta for a change
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by United857 4mo ago
He’s a founder of OpenAI —- likely a billionaire if he held on to his share
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by United857 4mo ago
As a OpenAI founder he already is long past the point of money being a consideration.
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by United857 4mo ago
How are they going to navigate the conflict of interest between two frontier competitors?
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by United857 5mo ago
U u u
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by United857 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/ZnfSC
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The $400K Degree Is Broken. Here Is How to Fix It(raisinghumanity.substack.com)
1 points by United857 5mo ago|5 comments
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by United857 7mo ago
It's eerily prescient how much the computer in Wargames resembles a present-day LLM with tool use, with the tools being ICBMs...
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by United857 7mo ago
Fun fact: Macau was the oldest and longest lived European colony in Asia, 1557-1999. It’s still a fun place to visit and mostly off the radar for Western tourists.
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The Adolescence of Technology(darioamodei.com)
2 points by United857 7mo ago|0 comments
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by United857 7mo ago
I see what you did there.
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Why Modern Chinese Is Just 'English with Hanzi'(jingyu1623.substack.com)
10 points by United857 7mo ago|1 comments
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Moltbook Looked Like an Emerging AI Society, but Humans Were Pulling the Strings(forbes.com)
1 points by United857 7mo ago|1 comments
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by United857 8mo ago
Airport departure security (bringing onboard a plane) is different than arrival customs (bringing into a country).
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by United857 8mo ago
It’s slowly happening at least in Europe: https://www.skycop.com/news/passenger-rights/airports-liquid...
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by United857 8mo ago
Curious to how these attacks work logistically. I assume these networks are air-gapped?
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by United857 8mo ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46669025
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by United857 8mo ago
Despite all the talk about military action, the fact is that Europe is one of the main trading partners of the US and holds a substantial share of US debt. Any invasion would be economic suicide, and I think even Trump realizes this.
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The Modern Software Developer(themodernsoftware.dev)
1 points by United857 9mo ago|0 comments
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When Face Recognition Doesn't Know Your Face Is a Face(wired.com)
4 points by United857 11mo ago|0 comments
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by United857 1y ago
I am a Meta employee. Don't want to disclose any inside info or dox myself but there's been other articles written about this, e.g. https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/17/23464297/meta-allegedly-.
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by United857 1y ago
These are not hackers but Meta employees/contractors who make money on the side by using their access to internal support tooling/channels. It's a fireable offense (it's only intended for actual friends/family) but

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