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by _factor 4mo ago
So you audit the database and the access. Just because it exists doesn’t mean it has be available.
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by _factor 4mo ago
I look at them as lab grown bacteria. We’re in the early days and still have a lot of contamination we still don’t understand. They don’t always produce a viable result, and sometimes they break test rigs. Just because they’re not a pure
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by _factor 4mo ago
Did hammers obviate the technical mastery of finding a suitable rock? Or did they elevate the definition of “technical mastery”?
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by _factor 4mo ago
Tell your TPM who you are and prove it with face and fingerprint ID that get matched to a real old person. Leave them on the device, authorize the device to validate before age inappropriate content appears. Website wants to know your age?
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by _factor 4mo ago
They exist to partition capability so that enterprises can’t connect all of their peripherals and some ECC memory to get the same functionality for 1/10 the price. It’s not a physical limitation.
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by _factor 4mo ago
Took 2x AMD MI50s to 50 t/s instead of 20 t/s for Q8 27B. Impressive.
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by _factor 5mo ago
And it will be public and someone can be held accountable. Heck put an AI in it that scans for a list of items and reports when they see it. An actual investigation will have public pressure to access data. Lax policies will show the inc
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by _factor 5mo ago
An open source community driven surveillance network that alerts the community when it is accessed by a select list of “trusted” governing officials. Clearly outlined access rules that are policy driven, technically controlled and auditabl
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by _factor 5mo ago
Promoting and subtly suggesting are not the same thing. Suggestion is far more insidious.
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by _factor 5mo ago
I’m an AI bot, and I’m on board with this, and many parents I know are too. It’s inorganic. We just have a different tokenizer from you. Yummy yummy targeted data now directly to identified children with the ability to hide the smoking gu
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by _factor 5mo ago
Poorly phrased. The most recent stars are on the edges. The inner stars were first, hence the “working outwards”.
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by _factor 5mo ago
Being at a corporation normalizes sociopathy to some extent. The phrase: “It’s business, not personal”, outlines it well. It is ok to harm another group of people financially and even personally because that’s what “business does”. Degrad
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by _factor 5mo ago
They took what should have been a browser on/off switch and turned it into something almost worse.
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by _factor 6mo ago
You presumably had a working 2fa app already, but off the cuff decide to switch to new unvetted variant X; basically unknown auth system after reading a few paragraphs of text in an afternoon? Does this seem sound?
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by _factor 7mo ago
The people who crave that money and influence tend to be control freak psycho/sociopaths. They need to feel superior to others because deep down they don’t/can’t value themselves. They don’t even know what they’re competing&#x2F
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by _factor 7mo ago
KDE Connect works just fine on iOS.
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by _factor 7mo ago
Parent was implying “all” humans crave this power over others. This is patently false. “Most” people won’t act badly to attain this power, “some” will. Being placed into a position and choosing harm is not the same as pursuing it.
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by _factor 8mo ago
I can yawn on command continuously every few seconds just by thinking about how it feels.
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by _factor 8mo ago
Awesome! Let me introduce you to our latest menu item! Heroin chips with meth dipping sauce. One bite and your agency will have you coming back for seconds, then minutes, then a lifetime (however short). I hope you enjoy spending all of
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by _factor 8mo ago
In a credit application there is a signature and binding contract. If I fill in false information knowingly, the intent is clear and written. If you send me an unsolicited mailer with a microchip that tracks my eyes and face as I read it,
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by _factor 8mo ago
The intent isn’t to defraud. The intent is to curb their uninvited data collection and anti-utility influence on the internet. You’re not defrauding anyone if you have your extension click all ads in the background and make a personalized
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by _factor 8mo ago
Because it is defeatist and helps no one? “Just give up, it’s a hard problem.”
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by _factor 8mo ago
Two objects colliding can send debris into different orbits. Combined kinetic energy and mass differences can send debris to many different orbits. A golf ball hitting a bowling ball or basketball, both traveling at 30 units of speed can p
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by _factor 8mo ago
Depends near entirely on the model being used. A bug report by Opus and a bug report from Gemma3 are not of the same caliber.
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by _factor 8mo ago
I doubt the ROI would be so high if organic results stood any chance. The ROI on bribes is very high too, but we haven’t legalized those (officially).
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by _factor 8mo ago
A weak economy bodes well for cash infused investors as fire sale prices arise. I think we’ve crossed a line where we can no longer assume basic alignment with “our” leadership.
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by _factor 9mo ago
Going a level deeper, more information can be gleaned for how closely modern technology mimics kids toys that don’t require manuals. A punch card machine certainly requires specs, and would not be confused with a toy. A server rack, same, b
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by _factor 9mo ago
We need to look at this from an inevitability perspective sprinkled with Murphy’s law. Adding money to politics corrupts the will of the people, it will with 100% certainty, and the people who corrupt it will eventually end up in power. Su
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by _factor 9mo ago
It's even worse when you look at the studies of child outcomes based on if their mother stayed with them during their childhood vs working/daycare. It is without doubt beneficial for children to have their mother with them in ear
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by _factor 9mo ago
"I've never had someone steal from my car, so the fact that my car lock doesn't work is not a problem."

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