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by recallingmemory 3mo ago
Wolfenstein 3D has such memorable tracks for me.. thanks for the music Bobby. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UgvFSV2xxI
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by recallingmemory 5mo ago
Couldn't we use domain records to verify that a website is our own for example with the TXT value provided by Anthropic? Google does the same thing for verifying that a website is your own. Security checks by the model would only kick
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by recallingmemory 5mo ago
I'm surprised we can't just authenticate in other ways.. like a domain TXT record that proves the website I'm looking to audit for security is my own.
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by recallingmemory 5mo ago
The term "God" doesn't need to be reserved for only the religious. We're allowed to be in awe of this place too.
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by recallingmemory 6mo ago
I'm not the one making the claim..
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by recallingmemory 6mo ago
That's a little different, no? A cage that is open that you can willingly access and leave versus being locked in a cage.
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by recallingmemory 6mo ago
How did you arrive at the conclusion that birds like cages?
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by recallingmemory 6mo ago
.. So our jobs aren't going away?
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
You should have some sort of screenshot or video that shows an example of a pixel city. I like the aesthetic of your website, but I'd prefer to know what to expect by uploading my export.
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Flock license plate readers cost city big, deliver little(sandiegouniontribune.com)
61 points by recallingmemory 7mo ago|18 comments
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
"In San Diego police’s February 2026 Annual Surveillance Report, the department discloses that officers conducted more than 244,000 searches of the Flock automated license plate reader technology in 2025. Those searches played a part i
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
2025 study on the diet quality of ultra-marathon runners: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11820624/ From the discussion section, "It is important to note that inadequate intake in the athletes of the
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
I would point to the conclusion of the study: "Red and processed meat consumption and its interaction with the gut microbiota are found to be major associated factors. The CRC-associated gut microbiota is made of pro-inflammatory or pr
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
It doesn't look like meat consumption was mentioned anywhere. Frequent consumption of red and processed meat is strongly linked to a higher risk of colorectal cancer, with studies showing a 30% to 40% increased risk for high consumptio
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
A non-deterministic system that is susceptible to prompt injection tied to sensitive data is a ticking time bomb, I am very confused why everyone is just blindly signing up for this
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by recallingmemory 7mo ago
It just forwards you to Grok with a query string.. so Grok without grounding data is apparently our government's way of assisting Americans with nutritional advice.
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by recallingmemory 8mo ago
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by recallingmemory 8mo ago
Neat idea, and love the Undertale menu mp3: https://brainrot-vscode-ext.sdan.io/quack/music/undertale-me...
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by recallingmemory 8mo ago
This is not accurate. Please link to your source. A healthy, whole-food plant-based diet is linked to a lower risk of ischemic stroke, with studies showing reduced risk compared to meat-eaters. The conclusion of this paper[1] for example
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by recallingmemory 9mo ago
So you're telling me there's a chance
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by recallingmemory 9mo ago
Enjoyable read and a nostalgic trip all the way back to when I learned how to create websites on Geocities. Thanks for this.
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by recallingmemory 11mo ago
How does ChatGPT Atlas address the concerns Anthropic found? https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-for-chrome "Prompt injection attacks can cause AIs to delete files, steal data, or make financial transactions. T
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by recallingmemory 11mo ago
Have you seen the current SVG art that LLMs generate? It's pretty comical what they output.
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by recallingmemory 11mo ago
“I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time -- when the United States is a service and information economy; when nearly all the manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries; when aw
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by recallingmemory 1y ago
Social media companies have managed to figure out what can keep a person glued to a screen for hours on end. The result is a clearly fucked up generation that took in endless staged content as reality and their brains have been shaped accor
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by recallingmemory 1y ago
That is.. pretty gross.
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by recallingmemory 1y ago
"Miserere mei, Deus" is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard and I'm not religious nor do I understand the language it's written in. I've never thought of those as prerequisites to enjoying
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by recallingmemory 1y ago
That's right, and it takes ~600 gallons of water to make one hamburger. 1: https://watercalculator.org/footprint/what-is-the-water-foot... 2: https://www.almonds.com/why-almonds/growing-good&#
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by recallingmemory 1y ago
My comment was just focused on total water use. I agree that location does matter, and that data centers should be placed where water is abundant. It still doesn't change my concern about how unsustainable growing alfalfa is. Trillions
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by recallingmemory 1y ago
Absolutely, not to mention the difficulty people have in grasping the difference between a billion and a trillion.

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