gamerslexus

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by gamerslexus 3mo ago
I know what you mean, just saying relative to French revolution , they not only had no such surveillance tech but also no such tech for organizing protests and stuff. Which one tops which in US?
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by gamerslexus 3mo ago
Perhaps if you need that much boilerplate it's not going to be a well-architected codebase in the first place. Abstract it out, make a lib out of it. Easier to review & test in separation. Loose coupling, high cohesion.
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
To adequately validate work you must be at least at the same level, so if you were right (which dunning-kruger suggests unlikely) that would mean your "terrible" average employee is given a tool that will 10x their output which th
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
It's kind of true: > ... federal intelligence agencies and domestic law enforcement are circulating reports with a new domestic target in mind: anti-technology extremists. > This new effort follows President Donald Trump's N
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
That's only two ways to get paid, so it's either title is wrong or there's a missing part.
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
The article you linked doesn't do much to refute "data centres are acoustic weapons", just insists that symptoms are explainable by audible noise pollution. Sure, that makes it better?
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
Data centers behave as acoustic weapons: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_bP80DEAbuo
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
If you fight either of those things in the US, you should do so carefully, as it may get you to be targeted by FBI and DHS as an extremist actor as per current government's policy as of approximately a week ago. This is a wall of tex
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
Good point.
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by gamerslexus 4mo ago
Chrome's model is based on copyright infringement and court cases are pending regarding legality. Even if spellcheck dictionary was 4 GB, installing bloated but legal software is different.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
Hold on. Does this mean ER diagnoses are marginally better than pure chance?
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
At least for private households, it's not mandatory to have surveillance cameras at home. If you do have one though, they will demand footage and can deny your claim if it was off, or worse. https://youtu.be/UMIwNiwQewQ
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
> The main driver is a rapid change in how software is being built. Since the second half of December 2025, agentic development workflows have accelerated sharply. So, it's because of LLMs guys.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
Fact.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
I don't want my audio interface to run SSH (and have some random authorized key added), personally.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
Ordering is inconsistent.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
Is it different with a smartwatch? You buy the kit, it's not like you solder much as far as I understand.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
I thought so too, but after quick research apparently there are kits. For various values of "DIY", I guess...
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
s/Watch/Smartwatch Regular DYI watches aren't big news... (I would be over the moon for a DIY smartwatch with zero AI and e-ink screen.)
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
It was a rhetorical question because obviously there was a reason. The question is whether you didn't put much thought into what you write or it was a Freudian slip. "No" would be your reply in either case.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
> He never writes about the erosion of race and the universalization of knowledge. Who said that erosion of race and universalization of knowledge is a good thing? The article sure didn't. If we agree that diversity is better than m
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
> The stones were an unreliable guide to action, since what was not shown could be more important than what was selectively presented. A risk lay in the fact that users with sufficient power could choose what to show and what to conceal
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
They are somewhat involved but when AI is mentioned Meta's thing is far down the list...
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
Are you so sure that replacing humans is "enormous social good"? For whom is it good, exactly? Also, capturing keystrokes and mouse movements only when at work and on work computer isn't really constant surveillance. Capturi
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
The shit sandwich is the sneaky idea that any "subsection of humanity" should dictate anything. Weirdly it's always a subsection that the speaker happens to be in or be friends with. I don't know about you but I know I d
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
I thought mass quitting in solidarity would happen when programmers realize how their work is used to train AI and replace them. How many quit because of that? Doesn't seem like many. Apparently, money wins over principles for 99% of u
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
> This is not a subsection of humanity that should be dictating anything and yet they always do. Interesting phrasing. So which subsection of humanity you think should be dictating something? Is there a reason you didn't go with &gt
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
If you believe in unhackable, maybe you're not familiar with security enough...
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
Let's all thank the AI industry for this.
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by gamerslexus 5mo ago
What if they jumped between saunas? And with self-reporting, the more you ask I guess the less precise the result... Sensors, however...

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