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ryanscio
14d ago
Pi [1] is amazing. Since using it I've felt no need to switch harnesses anymore. Or choose Oh My PI [2] for batteries included [1] https://github.com/earendil-works/pi [2] https://github.com/can135
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ryanscio
5mo ago
https://x.com/rauchg/status/2045995362499076169 > A Vercel employee got compromised via the breach of an AI platform customer called http://Context.ai that he was using. > Through a series of man
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I Just Wanted a Storage Bin. I Built a Search Engine Instead
(binsizes.com)
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ryanscio
6mo ago
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ryanscio
8mo ago
I'd agree with this, but TSA scanners do not show anatomical details.
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ryanscio
8mo ago
Serious question: why? Most people I know who object to full-body millimeter-wave scanners either do so on pseudoscientific health claims, or “philosophical” anti-scanner objections that are structurally the same genre as sovereign-citizen
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ryanscio
8mo ago
It would, just not on new devices without moving keys via already-trusted device. This is what WhatsApp presumably does
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ryanscio
1y ago
Yes, [1] though a bit vague given "Some organizations may already have access to these models and capabilities without having to go through the Verification process." I never verified but have access to all models including image
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ryanscio
1y ago
Same here with npm https://status.npmjs.org/incidents/dn5mcp85737y
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ryanscio
1y ago
Agreed. Among pianists Bach's four-part chorales [1] are a widely used practice resource for working on sight reading because of the sheer volume of the catalog. [1] https://www.bach-chorales.com