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by eks391 5d ago
They are addressing the fact that no bad actor will care to make it, not that they can't. Sure, there are countless ways it could be abused, and you point out some, but what had actor will want to pursue even one? They gain nothing. An
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by eks391 10d ago
Then you make sure to only use HDMI cables that aren't HEC, in conjunction with not connecting the TV to the internet directly, if you want to keep them isolated.
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by eks391 10d ago
I think one of my first posts ever was a share. My guess is there probably a new account timeout to prevent spam, and you are affected for having made your account today
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by eks391 11d ago
This. I don't understand why something can only be used in the wrong way. Either A. there is nothing a good person needs to hide (including cops, at least good ones), therefore it should be openly public to everyone and all usage log
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by eks391 11d ago
Why do bubbles naturally always end up as spheres instead of cubes or some other shape? Even though wormholes as discussed aren't real, geometric and physical optimizations of energy are going to push for a 'natural' shape so
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by eks391 13d ago
1900 to 2026 is 127 years (inclusive), so 0.04% of the year range available, yet it only has 11% of all births. That's certainly a skew, although I suppose subjective whether or not that's stark. At a >3x order of magnitude,
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by eks391 14d ago
All percentages are made up but feel right to me. 90% of apps work, no finagling required Next 6% might need some fancy setups, like setting up storage scopes or other privacy settings so they can function as expected. I won't pretend
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by eks391 18d ago
> The trick is to have a two party system and agree on all the important points. This is the exact characteristic about US politics that Americans wish were removed so their government was better for them. It favors a two party system, s
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by eks391 26d ago
So long as it is configured to be a mass surveillance apparatus, then yes. It is possible to have lots of data without organizing it in a way to enable mass surveillance. Google, Facebook, and recently Ring, are excellent examples. I don&#x
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by eks391 1mo ago
I've been using Reolink for years and been very satisfied with it. The only quip is the default UI isn't very good. When changing that reaches the top of my priority list, I'll switch it since they don't force you into a
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by eks391 1mo ago
His examples work fine but you aren't accepting them because they don't confine to your paradox. Every writing must be comprehensible to at least the author, regardless of whether it has commercial value or not. If I hit the keybo
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by eks391 1mo ago
I obviously can't speak for everyone, but even when I was in school, I knew (thought) schools primary purpose was to babysit kids and teens so any damage they were doing was in a contained environment. Education was just busy work and
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by eks391 1mo ago
I also heard that every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes
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by eks391 1mo ago
> lonely life. Maybe they are hoping robots will replace human interaction, connection and intimacy like in some of those future distopian movies I want to say /s but I'm sure lots of people are looking forward to this because
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by eks391 1mo ago
To cancel someone was really popular for a couple years starting just after covid. There's probably a better definition somewhere, but basically it is when a collective of like-minded people decide to publicly shame a person until they
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by eks391 2mo ago
This is exactly what I found when I was trying to get advice for some business decisions. My friends with businesses all live in different states/jurisdictions, and the biggest takeaway has been that any tax-affecting advice is useless
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by eks391 2mo ago
3% is becoming more common as of the last few years, at least in the US. I know several banks off the top of my head that offer 3.5% or higher (and more if you are a new customer) for their savings accounts. I would persuade people who use
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by eks391 2mo ago
I love your reference to the recent accidental hack into huggingface. If I could summarize your argument, it sounds like you are saying that we can't understand the algorithm because we can't predict the output as it grows in size
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by eks391 2mo ago
You beat me! Sounds like we were in a similar class. I'd press for more information on your class/professor, but I prefer to retain a sudo-anonymity on HN. You do bring a good point that I ignored, which is the larger the scale, t
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by eks391 2mo ago
I'm not sure what your parent thinks arrogant and condescending mean either. Both you and your sibling commenter were very professional imo
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by eks391 2mo ago
I took a "Deep Learning" CS class in college back when it was in its early stages. I doubt the field is still called that now, but it was the subset of ML that has been rebranded as AI; includes LLMs, image generation, image recog
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by eks391 2mo ago
If you have an iPhone, you can put the greyscale as only a percentage greyscale if desired. I got an iPhone to get rid of the constant bothering from the apple devotees and quickly found myself spending an unhealthy amount of time on it. I
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by eks391 2mo ago
In the last day I've spent a couple hours in a negativity loop. My wife doesn't know it, but she snapped me out of it and it's nice to see your comment as another reminder to avoid going down that path
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by eks391 2mo ago
This is precisely what I do each year with a product designed for this exact purpose. $8+shipping gets me enough for my annual pipe maintenance. It's even the special kind because I have clay pipes. I don't wasn't to kill par
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by eks391 2mo ago
This is the correct KYC. Plenty of apps use it besides banking. Depending on the perspective, this is either the perfect solution to a lot of digital legal problems, or the distopian solution because of the numerous ways this can and will b
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by eks391 2mo ago
If you search "how to turn on dark mode" in chrome, it'll change to dark mode. Or you can change it in settings. For the numerous websites that don't care, extensions exist to force them. Midnight lizard is my favorite.
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by eks391 3mo ago
Holy crap that is scummy. I still use 2 Google services, of which neither would crumble me if lost (YouTube, and my old email which now acts as my spam inbox). I have lost accesses before, when I was still partially dependent, and had to gi
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by eks391 3mo ago
Is this something that happens down the road? I've had nextcloud for probably 6 months now and while technically I've had a couple problems, they were self induced. I haven't heard of/seen maintenance mode.
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by eks391 3mo ago
Did you have milk too? If you give a mouse a cookie, he'll ask for a glass of milk.
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by eks391 3mo ago
Libraries might not be a business but they still have to compete for funding. If those funding them think they are no longer relevant, the alternative is to slowly lose funding and die. People don't care about books anymore, so if the

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