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k310
3d ago
Government and industry enter the Epstein zone. Creep-shooting little kids. Not surprised at all.
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4d ago
> Camera companies like Nikon and Canon have embraced a different metadata-driven provenance standard named C2PA Content Credentials — C2PA standing for the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity. Google also supports the C2PA
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4d ago
Officer, I don't answer questions about my personal finances. I'm going to exercise my right to remain silent. And at this time I want to ask you, am I free to leave? Transcript: https://pastebin.com
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5d ago
This means that you hear thunder before seeing the lightning. 5 km/hr = 4.56 ft/sec. so lightning is seen 1157 seconds or 19 minutes per mile. as opposed to the usual zero. Sound travels 1100 ft/sec and is heard the usual 5
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5d ago
https://archive.ph/LTkXA Opinion Guest Essay This Is Really Bad
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5d ago
The $$$$$$ lobbying lulled congress to more than the usual stupor. But there is strong bipartisan pushback, and with Trump so wedded to big tech, this could be a big tipping point for many. Not to mention Trump saying that prices are "
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5d ago
Twilight Zone: "A nice place to visit". Most people have a vision of heaven as free of problems to solve. (and a long list of other vexations gone away) For most, it's a vision of hell. And there's the Buddhist story tha
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6d ago
These are great ideas, and I wanted to implement some, in earlier incarnations, for years. I think we are all exhausted by the evil done by big tech bros, and most of my "great ideas" ended up being not as much innovative as damag
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6d ago
Well, it looks like the value of the "Last 5 Necco Wafer Rolls ever made" has plummeted. I used to drive past the "New England Confectionery Company" on the way to school. The remarkable thing about that commute was that
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6d ago
Only the user can access it? https://xkcd.com/538/ In case you forgot: HIS LAPTOP'S ENCRYPTED. LET'S BUILD A MILLION-DOLLAR CLUSTER TO CRACK IT. NO GOOD! IT'S 4096-BIT RSA! BLAST! OUR EVIL PLAN 1S FOILED
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6d ago
AI may not kill us, but people using AI have already killed many. It is astounding how many participate in, abet and condone killing. And, as the science fiction writers say: "The civilization would have survived if they hadn't ki
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6d ago
Don't use them. Roll your own.
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6d ago
Was modern art a weapon of the CIA? [0] > Still, whatever the truth of the extent of the CIA’s financial involvement with Abstract Expressionism, Anfam believes that it was “the best thing the institution ever paid for”. He smiles. “I’d
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6d ago
From what I've seen of CEO's, they can be the first ones replaced. They're inhuman(e). They hallucinate, and have devoured volumes of Harvard Business Review.
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6d ago
I find the replies on this Hacker America thread to be mostly perpiheral and reminiscent of the old SlashAmerica flame wars. It's as bad as the old Emarica versus Vimerica wars. And no mention of the root cause of the lake fiasco, Dist
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7d ago
Confederate dollars.
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7d ago
I see a printing press cranking out CONFEDERATE DOLLARS. A trillion or so? And wasted. Except at strip clubs. Make it rain!
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8d ago
https://dxspacescience.org/ Has a link to the PDF download and the github project, which consists of a link to the PDF download.
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8d ago
Google and Apple (soon) make foldable phones. And why not? Their CEO's are foldable as well. "Don't be Evil" Folded. So here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the
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8d ago
Dear humans at Rivian. If your vehicle didn't look like a cartoon, I might consider one. It's not conformity, or even ego. It's the same reason I don't wear a clown outfit in public. I don't own a lot of things, bu
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8d ago
You said it: AI defense against AI, since it is already so pervasive. Especially so in jobs. AI resume reviews scanning AI-generated resumes. For years, I wrote down ideas for new and liberating tech applications [0] and services, but found
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8d ago
The "Emperor's new propaganda" (entirely done by others and passed along) is the "projection" of many persons' secret fantasies and also their need to blame others (which he does relentlessly for anyone not him
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8d ago
Which businesses? Ones who have refunded $10,000 on a $5.00 order or whose database was corrupted by sloppy code. Unfortunately, there is demand for people who know to sanity check things. It's not glamorous, but neither is damage cont
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9d ago
I don't know about "coding from scratch". Everything seems to have gone up one notch, and I don't really know what that implies. I'm a real old-timer and really wanted that kind of leap for a long time, and delved i
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9d ago
It's a "land grab" situation, every competitor spending a fortune to leap the other, with no regulation or even fences whatsoever (until the government steps in and controls solely based on bias, aka "wokeness"). It
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9d ago
I found this article at indiehackers https://www.indiehackers.com/post/growbook-i-killed-every-ho... And your home page https://www.indiehackers.com/gongshaojie12 Looks very interesting. Got more? My s
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9d ago
If a religious work is to stand the ravages of "everything changes" it needs to be metaphorical. People take them literally. Take the Lotus Sutra. [0] It has I dunnno, hundreds of thousands gathering at Eagle Peak [1], a very smal
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9d ago
> After this project, I'm done. I might turn into a yoga teacher. I gather that you don't have the "juice" to demand better. Even AI testing AI would be better (in some parallel universe?) than not testing at all. So
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9d ago
> Competitive math platform with ELO-based ranking. I'm generally against competitive anything though I may be the outlier of all outliers in this regard. I was on one job where things were so rushed that I overlooked the simplest
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9d ago
Invest in Argentina. There are a lot of crimes going on unchecked, and I suspect a large migration sometime from D.C. to Argentina, especially if Javier Milei remains in office, welcoming with open arms, (and palm) and waiving extradition.
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