AyyEye

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by AyyEye 1y ago
If you have ever bought, sold, transported, held, or been alone in a room with a Gibson guitar you have been in violation of the Lacey Act.
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by AyyEye 1y ago
Why would anyone trust you? The best case scenario is that you lied about having people answer support. LLMs pretending to be people (you named it Sam!) and not labeled as such is clearly intended to be deceptive. Then you tried to contro
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by AyyEye 1y ago
I have a friend who went to an allergist last week for sinus issues. They did a CT scan within 5 minutes of coming into the office.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
While I agree with the sentiment --that couple's methods leave something to be desired. The article makes it sound like they took a motor boat into a wilderness preserve? Motor vehicles are explicitly not allowed in those areas. Also e
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by AyyEye 2y ago
You and I don't get to print money. Other classes do.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Replied to daavoo, can I suggest adding a tag for ML originated features? As other comments have stated, it is likely that these tools are already being used (potentially semi-automatically) and this could help prevent them from polluting t
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Can I suggest also adding a tag for ML originated features that's not specific to your demo/app? Maybe this can help put extra eyes on them and/or help prevent them from polluting the DB wholesale. Maybe client apps could hav
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by AyyEye 2y ago
For anyone else reading this, librera reader + sherpaTTS are both FOSS android apps and can read anything librera can open on an ad-hoc basis, with no need to futz with files, just load your ebook bookmark and hit play. SherpaTTS has a bunc
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Singularity Sky Nine Billion Names of God
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Hopefully the user has the same freedoms to style things how they would like.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> we're now at the point where even authentic recordings could be plausibly denied and claimed to be fake. We've been there for at least two years. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/04/judg
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Perfectly spherical cows.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Left pad.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> And they're all necessary No. No they aren't.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> Is there any practical reason why this is better than a spring? People are propagandized to pay more money for them, then do it again when they break.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Learning is a perfectly fine end in itself.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Everyone's in violation. A society where everyone obeys every law is a society of robots.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Not so much a 'why' but it does have a good history of the user-hostile moves Mozilla has made. https://digdeeper.club/articles/mozilla.xhtml
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Librewolf seems to be the best. https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/
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by AyyEye 2y ago
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/ Librewolf has less spyware than waterfox.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Google pays them south of a $billion/year. Your money means nothing.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> I should point out, it seems daft to me when others suggest using forks with no well-established governance of their own, essentially shifting trust from an organisation at least answerable to certain regulations, to individuals with n
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> the logic being that if you have the list of files, you will just go and de-dupe them yourself. If you can do that, you can check for duplicates yourself anyway. It's not like there aren't already dozens of great apps that de
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by AyyEye 2y ago
That is the message, it's never usually stated in such a succinct and deniable way.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
The next step is to combine it with heartrate/bloodpressure/eye tracking in phones and generate the text you're reading in realtime based on biofeedback. We'll be able to control people like robots. See where those $1MM+
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by AyyEye 2y ago
If I ran a spy agency or specialised in blackmail the first thing I'd do would be to run a VPN service. We have no way of auditing their trustworthiness.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Sorry I got the affineur/affinity thing wrong.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Hey you're right! Thanks for catching that.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> Is this intended to be a business? How do we get surprised by this costing something or disappearing in the future? The bottom says: Ricotta developed by Affineur Ventures Their website says: > Find the Perfect Buyer or Investor. Ex
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Because it wasnt about "why they don't like unix" and it's not an argument against unix. The first is an aside about the failure of computer science in general, in a manifesto against AI types and cybernetic totalism [1]

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