iAMkenough

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by iAMkenough 3d ago
In today’s world, a crime is only a crime if you get charged. Tesla has enough power to not get charged.
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by iAMkenough 4d ago
The only people? What about law enforcement?
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
Yeah, but they stopped that one instance of developing bioweapons so everything is a-okay on that front at least. /s
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
Americans give them the label “Commander in Chief”
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
I think they’re saying Elon is in possession of it, and they were able to verify it via file hashing compared against the national database. Are you suggesting the national database maintainers are in possession of illegal pictures and shou
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
I don’t think they are outright lying, but a similar third-party identity verification service was compromised recently. every ID scanned at a Hertz rental car counter was siphoned to the attacker’s system. The company might not be storing
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
No different than how the Cabinet of the United States operates.
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
Trust them, their totally vetted contracted third-party vendor retains all the good personal data for the taking. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/09/fbi-probes-service-selli...
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
They'll launch it as Google Gravity, because the anti- was always a negative that Marketing didn't like using, and alliteration tickles your brain better. Also, that it tries to be the answer to the "everything app" and
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by iAMkenough 5d ago
Marketing said "let's make it evergreen" since they can't count on the Product and Legal team keeping it consistent for the next few months or so.
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
I feel like today's Pentagon would be fine with gassing our own troops to achieve nothing. "No Tab Pete" has no regard for servicemembers, or previous expertise. Only your testosterone levels, ability to not eat, and blind lo
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
I'm curious how many other 300 billion output tokens OpenAI has "paid for" that have resulted in no breakthroughs. Either they had a pretty good idea that investing this type of money in that compute on a model in training wo
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
Still impacts macOS 27 release candidate.
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
Meta: These unregulated companies can't/won't properly prevent their technology from committing felonies against other companies. Why should we trust them to control bioweapon development without regulations? They themselves
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
Don’t worry, the Pentagon assigned a 19-year-old Jan. 6 rioter to lead counterterrorism efforts. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/06/02/...
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
I like how the comment below summarizes it: > learning the answer might be in model X’s training data made them believe that model X specifically might be able to solve the question, and they were able to very quickly find enough certain
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
> We’ll know soon enough, but I’m inclined to believe this is true. I mean, we’ll know as soon as they decide they want to provide verifiable proof. Really dragging their feet on this front so far. I’m inclined to believe this is false.
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
They haven’t changed, you’ve just grown. It’s okay to look back fondly as you move on.
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by iAMkenough 6d ago
The politicians and political appointees currently in charge want the system to fail, so they don’t share your same goal. If you wanted to “lose” votes or delay them to the point they’re not counted (per new laws introduce by GOP politician
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by iAMkenough 7d ago
But Steve Jobs taught me to jeer at people that would dare consider using a stylus with their phone. I need something to jeer at.
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by iAMkenough 7d ago
Transcriptions count if you’re using them to intercept and record oral communications between others. The recording doesn’t have to be audio to violate the Federal Wiretap Act.
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by iAMkenough 7d ago
It’d take the form of a disclaimer that you eventually tune out because it appears every single time you start the car because Nissan wants to sell data about you.
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
Technically the border goes through the middle of the lake, and each side has their own legal name. Is it legally one lake with two names, or two lakes with one name? What should customers in neither country see displayed? What if the feder
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
They bought those users. I’d quit ASAP if it wasn’t necessary for work. However, I won’t give them a dime.
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
Or in Muse’s case, helping your child pick out school supplies for their third grade year. Meta’s ideal parent is too busy to spend time with their kids, so they let the AI pick sponsored garbage for their cart and check out with their Link
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
Who gets to review financial transactions (without a search warrant) and determine them as suspicious and actionable? Every time your bank flags a transaction, a police officer shows up at your door? Seems like there's no way to admini
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
What have you contributed to the project?
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
Reverse proxy works fine. There’s even a setting in Jellyfin to provide the proxy IP.
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
Swiftfin and InFuse are great for Apple TV. Yet another reason to use a streaming box.
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by iAMkenough 8d ago
Open Source Plex that anyone can write a client for. I’m not missing any features after switching.

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