diydsp

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by diydsp 4d ago
Grateful for the downvotes. I'll limit my sympathy for children in the future.
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by diydsp 4d ago
That's the key question: whose laws are Waymo enforcing? ICE and Flock's extra-constitutional policies? City ordinances? A future eco-radical government's laws? How about things taking place outside the car? Can Waymo mou
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by diydsp 5d ago
Most likely an identification grab. I haven't seen how anth will enforce the age restriction, but my bet is through linking all of your movements within claude to a govt id. Abt protecting minors: 19 states still permit teachers to ph
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by diydsp 6d ago
Heh it can stil suck even when dogfooding. At my friend's org, they like it to suck bc that reminds them they are doing the very sophisticated work of dogfooding. No one told them they're allowed/supposed to feel good maki
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by diydsp 6d ago
Animalistic survival desires under conditions of engineered scarcity and reduced awareness. Compounded with powerful need for consistency - to keep everything this way. Anyone with a decent amount of social power is aware and skilled at
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by diydsp 6d ago
1. Academic/research credit 2. There was a $1,000,000 reward
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by diydsp 6d ago
100%. This is exactly the type of nuance that the comparison fails on. Plus we have limited info here. Yes ofc we must yield to pedestrians. And we also make nuanced decisions. "There's a motorcycle moving too fast behind me.
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by diydsp 11d ago
Perhaps the explanation is: to make space for other incoherent self-defeating policies like threatening the Fed that they'll increase tariffs if rates aren't lowered?
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by diydsp 17d ago
I hate flock and similar violations... But I can't find any evidence of this claim. Who here can help lead to it?
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by diydsp 17d ago
I discussed above how Carpenter is not narrowly restricted to cell phones. The fact of being in public or on a vehicle isn't the key point. It's that electronic systems aggregating location data are 4th amendment protected. Wh
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by diydsp 17d ago
Existing wrongs are not corrected by adding a wrong. New wrongs aren't justified by existing wrongs.
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by diydsp 17d ago
Glad you mentioned Carpenter. I've been spending a Lot of time getting to know it and related cases lately (Chatrie) Roberts did use the word 'narrow' in the Carpenter opinion. That part is accurate. But read what narrow act
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by diydsp 19d ago
Ah. The old hn downvotearoo in response to objective facts that clarify a mystery.
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by diydsp 19d ago
Antifacist, styled "antifa," and Republican are adjectives like Christian. Christianity and the GOP are massive, documented networks with representatives and hierarchies.
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by diydsp 19d ago
Looking closelier at their data, it's only up to 7/25. It doesnt include two right wing attacks that took place shortly after that: 1. An anti-LGBTQ plot targeting a Texas pride parade 2. The attack on a Michigan Mormon congregat
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by diydsp 20d ago
That was actually fun and simple. If possible on android can you clear keyboard entry after you guess so you can see the bottom of the screen? Bookmarked!
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by diydsp 25d ago
Wait that's very interesting. Any suggs for bio hacking? Iiuc zinc can be tricky/fraught to experiment with and iron somewhat risky. Don't know about B2. So perhaps start with each one on small dose, one week one, two weeks
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by diydsp 28d ago
My bathroom scale requires gps access via my phone if I want to log data to it...
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by diydsp 1mo ago
This is a form of ego death and should be taken seriously. Your/our place(s) in society have been shaken up like dice in a cup...and someone may not even care to pour them out and see what numbers come out. What are you like when no on
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by diydsp 1mo ago
BMI is at best 66% accurate, so "mostly" is correct, but what is mostly good enough for? BMI has known biases in gender, age, and race. It misclassified Asians, women, elderly w sarcopenia, and people with high body fat to lean t
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by diydsp 1mo ago
>are you protecting some crazy discovery Yes. If someone figured out my current project they would have a huge scoop.
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by diydsp 1mo ago
Much of an LLM's capability comes from the structure encoded in its learned representations. The probabilistic outputs are primarily a way of expressing uncertainty and generating fluent text, while compression during training is what
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by diydsp 2mo ago
Sorry but are you saying the article is somehow inadequate bc it's largely about Mexico? Is Big Food expected to be an a USA-only enemy? I urge you to re-read. there are many more important ideas there. it's an international sto
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by diydsp 2mo ago
No. You're allowed to direct your attention. The problem would be in how you approach it. If you strive then you're doing it wrong. Liken it to brushing your teeth: you can't really judge it. You probably did it good en
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by diydsp 2mo ago
+1 Titration works. E.g. blending caff and decaf. The "cup" measure of coffee is a blunt quantization. My ideal amount is approx 3-4 oz.
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by diydsp 2mo ago
A professor taught us genre is defined by how you resolve dissonance... And dissonance has cultural and physiological components... And other traditions focus on rhythm over harmony... That said this looks like a good introduction.
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by diydsp 2mo ago
With 2500 units sold, no one has moved to counterfeit yet(1). A device this simple will be cloned by AI in an afternoon. There is no imaginable anticounterfeit strategy. (1)2500*$175=$437,500. Estimated profit is 33-66%, so $150-300k. N
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by diydsp 2mo ago
We should be making more protest about this.
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by diydsp 3mo ago
The cool thing is running two phones w same number. One big market phone and one minimal. Take the minimal out most of the time and the big one when you need to. Tmobile used to let me do that but it was pricey.
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by diydsp 3mo ago
That's an argument against people actng lszy, not against them using ai.

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