huslage

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by huslage 5d ago
People watch YouTube on their TV. Having an independent rendering engine makes the TV OS's garbage stuff go away from the perspective of YouTube's app.
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by huslage 26d ago
Your straw man is rather weak. Would you like to try again? This isn't a distro. Distros build software, maintain packages, fix bugs, support kernel versions. The $8m would have been better spent on giving it to Arch directly than this
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by huslage 26d ago
I don't care about the "distro" (ahem), I care about the $8m being poured into it.
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by huslage 26d ago
That ruling is questionable at best according to several lawyers that I've spoken to. I hope that one of them will write about it soon.
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by huslage 26d ago
Axon makes drones and tasers and all sorts of other stuff too. Body cameras that are not publicly available at the time of recording are useless theater.
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by huslage 26d ago
Fans attached to ideology and silliness. I don't care if people like it or not, $8m is a ridiculous sum of money for this.
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by huslage 26d ago
"what the malleable computer of the future looks like" ??? Excuse me? This is just a linux shell script repository. What is the point of having $8m to maintain a shell script?
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by huslage 26d ago
Flock should be killed. Axon should be killed. Neither are useful to society in any way.
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by huslage 1mo ago
There's no copyright law that requires the owner of a copy of a book to destroy it. What are you talking about?
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by huslage 1mo ago
I had similar issues on Semaglutide, but I've found Tirzepatide much more tolerable. I've lost 165lbs, A1C has gone down to 5, I have more energy at 52 than I did at 32, and I am exercising like a maniac now. Maybe you could try i
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by huslage 2mo ago
Dario, as always, is so deeply in the middle of a morass that he helped to create that he doesn't seem to understand how geopolitics currently operates. He also assumes that just because he's from the US that he is somehow automat
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by huslage 2mo ago
In spite of what you might think, Nazi sympathizers do not have valid opinions and should be shunned by everyone.
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by huslage 2mo ago
The "upcoming" is doing a lot of work. There is not currently a viable alternative to Starlink with the same capability, speed, or latency. Amazon Leo will be the next to go online and it won't be fully operational until some
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by huslage 2mo ago
Time is a figment of our imagination
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by huslage 3mo ago
YouTube's take down infrastructure exists to prop up ad revenue. It was created by the industry and imposed on YouTube. There is no ad revenue on an App Store (to speak of) to protect so Google has no incentive to impose restrictions t
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by huslage 3mo ago
They appear to be running them on both GCP and in their datacenter.
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by huslage 3mo ago
They are not _only_ using Google Cloud. They continue to build and invest in their own datacenters. It's not a binary choice.
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by huslage 4mo ago
It ONLY applies to citizens. The CBP cannot deny an American citizen entry into the country for any reason. They cannot compel a citizen to unlock their devices. All bets are off for non-citizens, sadly.
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by huslage 5mo ago
I work for a life sciences company. It will be a long time before anyone trusts a generative model to do the actual science when mathematically provable models are as good as they are today. There is room for AI in the field, but it's
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by huslage 5mo ago
Cal.com is failing. This is a rugpull with an AI excuse.
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by huslage 5mo ago
I use my own OIDC connection to Tailscale. I don't use a third party for login. It's not hard to set up.
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by huslage 6mo ago
I've never heard of TBPN but it appears to be an AI sports network of some sort??
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by huslage 6mo ago
DIY sleep monitoring? Tell us more!
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by huslage 6mo ago
You didn't read anything.
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by huslage 6mo ago
Apple makes AI inference and training servers by the thousands. They just don't sell them to anyone. They use them internally in their datacenters. They didn't drop the ball, they are playing a different game while not cannibalizi
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by huslage 6mo ago
That act does not require the FCC to issue any blanket ruling like this. And the "unaccceptable risk" provision is legally dubious at best.
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by huslage 6mo ago
How the heck are credential compromises still a thing with 2FA and refresh tokens???
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Turnstone: Multi-node AI orchestration platform(github.com)
1 points by huslage 6mo ago|0 comments
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by huslage 6mo ago
How do you limit access like that?
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by huslage 7mo ago
It is not the Department of War. He's towing the line from the get-go. Forget this guy.

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