tigerBL00D

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by tigerBL00D 8mo ago
They should fight it. But why does he have to suck up to JD Vance and Musk I the same post? I kind of lost empathy at that point.
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by tigerBL00D 8mo ago
There's some irony in that, sure. But at the heart of the matter is privacy. It's about what you input into the chat, not about the output.
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by tigerBL00D 9mo ago
Yes! Whoever built the data warehouses and keeps the data pipelines running would seem to be the real heros of this story. I sure hope that group did not get gutted by DOGE.
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
It's still a bubble if it happens that investors' expectations are unreasonably inflated. Most expect return on their invested capital.
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
This is a very naive comment IMHO. There are very few governments in the word, if any, which could be trusted with something like that.
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
A very cool game! I just wish I could look around while standing still. Well done.
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
Only is not AI. It's LLM, diffusion models and what have you. The term AI became so overloaded that it means almost nothing these days. AGI is still hard to reach for, but it doesn't stop all kinds of spin artists from trying.
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
Am I the only one thinking that it's time for something like an R2D2? Presumably it could get into some crammed spaces and thaw things out of needed. I'm sure it's a stupid idea, BTW, but a fun one )
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Starlink Suffers Major Outage(theverge.com)
12 points by tigerBL00D 1y ago|0 comments
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
To be fair, we don't yet know how capitalism ends.
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by tigerBL00D 1y ago
It says "Leveraging the trace amounts of moisture in air, the broken-down PET is converted into monomers—the crucial building blocks for plastics. From there, the researchers envision the monomers could be recycled into new PET product
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
Just got an audiobook from Kindle. This legal development pushed me over the edge of curiosity. Very interesting.
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
I would not write this.off as hysteria. It's important to consider motivation of potential actors. Every advanced rocket guidance system uses cameras to zero in on its targets during the final approach. You can't rely on GPS at th
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
Thank you for putting this together. For a certain generation this resonates strongly. For me in the mid to late 90's getting into coding and hacking assembly while listening to and coding underground music in trackers were huge influe
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
It seems like a lot, but a few billions of dollars also seems like a good deal to secure against increasing risks for severe weather. What's the total economic impact of future storms? To put it in perspective a single Patriot missile
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
I don't think the difference between the power grid and the power utility is clear to most people. The grid is a statewide wholesale electricity distribution network which consists of generators, substations and high voltage long dista
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
Anything truly valuable is of course classified. This is to reveal no new information while showing something to the taxpayer about what billions are spent on. It's a delicate and awkward dance.
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
This is a bit contrived to illustrate a problematic case. Every business has a unique ID that's assigned to it before it can operate. EIN or even a state id together with state would be a fine natural key for most situations.
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
I see both sides of this, but I think I would side with the original comment. It's not just blind outrage or something like that. The point is that there ought to be impact on Ticketmaster business. The messed up and there should be a
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by tigerBL00D 2y ago
I live in Marin and police in my small town frequently arrest criminals using automatic license plate scanners that guard every road that leads into town. Most of them drive from SF over the bridge after committing various crimes. Our town
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by tigerBL00D 3y ago
If I read that correctly, in the second case someone can bypass the pinning feature to access your personal information via the default browser's active sessions. That would be a compromise if that's the case.
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by tigerBL00D 3y ago
So... what if these meters suddenly started breaking all over the place? Who's contractually liable to keep them operational?
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by tigerBL00D 3y ago
"The only problem is that Teslas suck." Don't you love when articles are based on opinions not supported by any rigorous arguments? I've owned two Teslas (and still own a Model X) and I drive between 10 and 20 different
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by tigerBL00D 3y ago
Wow. According to the article the US copyright office refused to issue "copyright to Stephen Thaler for an AI-generated image made with the Creativity Machine algorithm he’d created." Doesn't this strike you as nonsense? Cons
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
Blaming the government for poor investment decisions is just ridiculous. The playing field is level yet they are the ones to eat shit. They didn't diversify. They didn't consider macroeconomics. They didn't limit deposits des
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
What kind of database are they using, I wonder, to end up with such a spectacular failure?
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
I get upset hearing news like this because it dismantles comfy beliefs. Some part of one's identity is inevitably linked to the national identity. I guess the way to not get upset is to remember that there are really no good government
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
I'm surprised. It seemed like a solid platform. Why can't Google build a business that just works and grows organically without having to completely dominate a field?
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
I am not here to defend any particular group, but I just don't think this comment is fair to anyone. At the end of the day anything that can help the market become more efficient is a good thing.
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
It is always sad when a good person passes, but this royal institution is ridiculous.

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