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Sheriff's investigator charged with misusing Flock camera data(timesunion.com)
2 points by throw7 6d ago|0 comments
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by throw7 14d ago
"Something you have"/"device bound" is not what I want if I don't control it. In the case of passkeys, I don't have access to the private key, so I consider that not controllable by me. I'm happy to
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by throw7 21d ago
The argument from the article is when things go wrong (as what happened w/ Taylor), the damage is widespread, whereas damage is contained locally.
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Grand jury declines to indict Ohio man charged with destroying Flock camera(san.com)
716 points by throw7 26d ago|403 comments
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by throw7 1mo ago
NIV is what I grew up with and I kind of tired of it because of that... I have a soft spot for the KJV/NKJV.
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USB sticks missing results from the Milwaukee primary election(wisn.com)
2 points by throw7 1mo ago|0 comments
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by throw7 1mo ago
Good article. It's a sober look at where we are at. We lost a lot of strong privacy rights we had with landlines when we shifted to cell phones. We're actually slowly creeping into pre-crime territory. You could have AI searchin
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by throw7 1mo ago
The soft bigotry of low expectations.
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by throw7 1mo ago
"an employee simply forgot to remove it." And? That's all? This is why no one wants the gov't. to run things.
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by throw7 1mo ago
So the subcontractor is "avoiding regulations" (which are what btw?) by being a "subcontractor" and NYC can do nothing about the "subcontractors" but get rid of "subcontractors"?
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by throw7 2mo ago
"...the model may give different advice even when the underlying question is the same." Isn't this the point of LLMs? If not it would be deterministic and that's not "new" and/or "exciting".
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by throw7 2mo ago
It seems a lot of people that read about their bio on wikipedia feel the same way. In fact, it's hard not to be suspicious of those that don't.
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by throw7 2mo ago
I heard about one in northern virginia which seems to be the front lines in this debate. It has onsite power generation which seems to be going 24/7 which is positively awful if you have to live next to that.
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by throw7 2mo ago
Labels don't help? The Smithsonian begs to differ.
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by throw7 2mo ago
old reddit is broken... the message/mail notifications don't work/go away.
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by throw7 2mo ago
Utah was the one I remember... have more states passed laws? https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/04/utahs-new-law-regulati...
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by throw7 2mo ago
This isn't hacker news... but whatever i guess.
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by throw7 2mo ago
I just go under and over one more time in the initial step of tying a traditional "shoelace" knot. That gives a little more friction on the initial tightening draw to keep it in place, then just finish it as normal. I've tri
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by throw7 3mo ago
Just today a website presented me a qrcode captcha. I threw up.
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by throw7 3mo ago
It's not if nothing works, it's what works when nothing works, i.e. the safe thing must always work. period. (i'm not trying to be pedantic or an ass)
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by throw7 3mo ago
Just tried it. Still broken. Maps doesn't respond at all now. I get the beep that maps hears my "hey google", but that's it now. > I see. So you intentionally broke the feature, now you complain about it being brok
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by throw7 3mo ago
They've regressed for a long time and there's no signal to consumers that "AI" is anything that "fixes" or brings back what was working. The example I always give is when google maps got speech recognition, I c
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Paris Hilton is Android's first icon in residence(blog.google)
5 points by throw7 3mo ago|0 comments
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by throw7 3mo ago
I've always favoured Tessier-Ashpool S.A. as comparable. The creation of AI's and Freeside and Musk's pronatalism slots in nicely.
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by throw7 3mo ago
Trust is slowly gained and easily lost. The amount of apologia I hear from top-tier developers signals an inflection point downward.
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by throw7 4mo ago
this is the internet sir.
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by throw7 4mo ago
Value to Anthropic's shareholders.
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by throw7 4mo ago
Amazon? I'm sure Macgyver would've had to be a woman. And make her gay.
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by throw7 4mo ago
Oh, a "Human-Cented" study by AI lover: Julian Nyarko Professor of Law Co-Chair Stanford Law AI Initiative Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for Human-Cented AI (HAI) LOL!
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by throw7 4mo ago
Ehh, more like Rush would've been found dead like Abbott after declaring "I'm a patriot" to internal CIA. What's tantalizing about Bourne is something about who we are and capable of, regardless of conditioning...

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