AHOHA

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by AHOHA 4y ago
You can quickly scroll through, that’s what I did.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
No, won’t hand any ID to any service, verifying a company email is fine though, but any other personal information is just asking to be blackmailed or doxed in the future.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Can’t wait for corps to buy/build houses in there and rest of the land owned by the crown and keeping it vacant to create artificial scarcity and gauge prices!!
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by AHOHA 4y ago
I personally noticed after playing with stable diffusion for some time, that AI generated ones kind of look soulless, there’s something wrong with eyes even if they look perfect, however, it’s a lot harder to detect for images that has no h
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Side note: why anything about Musk news is always linked to him personally like this title, why the title can’t be “twitter reportedly purchases…”?
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by AHOHA 4y ago
It isn’t about showing an ID but rather storing it, do they take a photocopy of my ID if I buy cigarettes? Nope. Additionally, that ID system won’t stop on social media which I’m personally ok with to kill it, but basically all internet usa
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Nope, you are not paranoid, that’s exactly what will happen, since the patriot act, both “Terrorism” and “not the children” are the main excuses to undermine and attack privacy online, soon you won’t be able to use any online services witho
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by AHOHA 4y ago
>internal server error When you try to generate
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by AHOHA 4y ago
All her mistake was scamming the protected class, if it was your typical scam, she’d be giving TED talks by now..
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by AHOHA 4y ago
>hold an elite accountable by the law written by an elite. Laws are the tools written to control the general public by the elites, good luck with that.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
So tldr: just like dating scene nowadays.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
FB and google whole business model is built on top of ads and users’ data, not surprised.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Good, time for this bubble to burst, next for the residential ones.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Should’ve called notable “open source” programmers at github, as I believe there are 100s times more than that list around the world but either they don’t work in an open source to get noticed, or they never got the chance to have the prope
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Remind me of that leaked airlines blacklist, where around 95% of it were with Muslims names. US primarily and some other western countries, try -or at least the optics of trying- to counter discriminations when it comes to race only, especi
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Honestly, that’s a typical toxic work environment except the blacklist part, I had my fair share in several companies before, those internal politics are usually what force people to leave, the good ones unfortunately. My advice, don’t over
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by AHOHA 4y ago
I build UAV/UGV robots for living, a way to counter the “no commands” issue is having several fail-safe mechanisms in place in the flight controller like as soon as or after X period of time, an auto mode kicks in or activates the off
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by AHOHA 4y ago
And that’s coming from a language shares a lot with English language. I personally encourage that, I think English right now is taken for granted, when you are having an online discussion or writing a piece of article, you will be discourag
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by AHOHA 4y ago
You did the right thing, would never prioritize work let alone useless meetings over my family
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Exactly! In Canada the remote work should be encouraged, before the pandemic, a friend used to drive from his small city to the train station to go to Toronto, then public transport to the office plus walk, totaling 2+ hours in the morning
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by AHOHA 4y ago
>In other words, even if it’s true that working from home is less productive, people put more time into their work, so it’s hard to know how these effects balance out. I don’t get this part, if people put more time towards work, how is t
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by AHOHA 4y ago
I always opt out from these stand-ups, complete waste of time especially in engineering (not just software) and in small companies/startups where every single member in those stand-ups barely has any shared task with the others. I just
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Awesome!! Thanks for the share! In the process to start my first startup and that was inspirational and full of information.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Why not sharing these vulnerabilities while also maintaining some sort of privacy level? Requiring a phone number just to register is nonsense, eventually it will get compromised and you have a blackmail goldmine.. so just rename it to blac
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by AHOHA 4y ago
4chan is not a single board -in fact, other boards are on a separate domain named 4channel-, the article primarily focuses on a specific board, /pol/, among few others. Rest of boards are normal discussion in different domains and
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by AHOHA 4y ago
“pause all training on any AI systems more powerful than Open AI’s recently released GPT-4 for at least six months” .. Six months only?! I thought it was about ethical values etc etc. not just “so we can catch up”.. anyone has an access to
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Yep, left my job a couple weeks ago primarily for that non sense, mandating going back 5 days a week 9-5 AND in an “open office” where I can’t focus 5 minutes straight..
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by AHOHA 4y ago
I worked before in some companies that they pay you 10% of your salary as a commute compensation, and 25% for housing, outside the US.
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Will that really stop it!? Don’t think so, I remember I did some analysis years ago and bots don’t behave that way, there’s usually a “trusted” or verified account that propagates the bots and use them to spread their info, so you would sti
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by AHOHA 4y ago
Because Europe is now mostly living on past’s legacy, the harsh truth is that without North America (software) and China/Taiwan (hardware), technology wouldn’t have progressed a thing in the past decade or so.

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