AyyEye

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by AyyEye 2y ago
A single board PC or a laptop.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> At least looking at the response headers, digikey.com is served by akamai, not cloudflare I edited them out because they were only one of many problem sites. > Maybe there's something extra sus about your connection/browse
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Signal has both phone numbers and IPs.
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> How is having a specific definition relevant to this conversation? Because it's a computer that automatically does it. That's the entire problem here. Humans are not in the loop, except collecting the paychecks. > An appro
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> It's specifically for blocking bots Define "bots" in a way computers can understand. > What are the "false positives" in this context? Regular users that cloudflare (profiles) accuses of being bots. God help
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by AyyEye 2y ago
1. A blacklist isn't profiling. Known problem causing entities is entirely different than 'he looks suspicious', because the latter is often... Misused (to be polite). 2. Of course it is relevant. Because the more false posit
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by AyyEye 2y ago
"Security" in the real world doesn't get to profile people. Profiling is Cloudflare's entire business model.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Because those websites cloudflare is performing racketeering-as-a-service for are open to the public.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
It really is a fantastic scam. MITM the internet then exercise unilateral control over what users, apps, and websites get to use it. Yes I am salty because I regularly get the infinite gaslighting loop "making sure your connection is s
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> the idea that they can learn anything, is based less on empirical results and more on what Sam Altman needs to convince people of to get this capital investments. Techbros love to pretend that they created digital gods (and by extensio
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Yes, ML models are for accountability laundering. More news at 11.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Distributed hosting is incredibly efficient. Me browsing a website for my local pizza joint should be a connection from my pc, through a couple of switches/routers, to the PC in their office. As it stands now I have to route out of t
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> We're getting close to having a replayable copy of history at centimeter resolution from multiple angles and through a broad spectrum. This is absolutely terrifying
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> But it seems most people have instead chosen to focus on attention-stealing data collection apps that encourage neuroticism, narcissism, and anxiety. Most didn't actively make that choice. They were coerced, peer pressured, or oth
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Many OP users have asked insurance about it and gotten the a-okay. Believe it or not insurance likes safety devices.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
I sew my own clothes, grow my own food, and give away all my excess instead of selling it. I use only open source software. Thanks for writing it.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Insurance is a non-issue with openpilot.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
The interface between the openpilot and the car is a standalone device (the panda) that provides and enforces the safety model. All code is written in C to automotive safety standards including ISO26262, ISO11270, ISO15622, and MISRA-C. 100
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Poe's law. Lichess is 14 years old and their longest outage is less than 12 hours. Google and AWS have both had ~6 hour outages and that's with billions od dollars depending on them and thousands of engineers. Simpler is working j
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Snowden got caught.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Meanwhile las vegas metro PD is happy to take anything they can get. The last year they reported seizures there were a few under $1.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Most of my longest lived and lowest maintenance things were frankenprojects and brazen hacks that somehow lasted years without me having to make any changes or fix anything.
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Check out how many "greenville" s there are. Even several in the same state. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenville There's even more than one "Las Vegas".
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Having earpods in while talking is an entirely new and worse social stigma than wearing hearing aids. > you have a type of (casual) plausible deniability about why you're wearing them "He doesnt even give enough of a shit about
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by AyyEye 2y ago
> it’s especially important to some young people for whom there is a bit of a stigma around wearing them. Anyone who has a stigma about wearing hearing aids around people they are talking to but not a stigma about wearing earbuds while c
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> Which defeats the point of buying the foods at issue from a farmer, unless you are suggesting that everyone buy the equipment they need to make deli meat at home from the quarter-cow they just purchased. Most farmers have a butcher tha
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Food regulations are often written with bulk producers in mind. When you have millions of pounds of meat from farms all over the country you are taunting disease. (Too many inputs to control. Farms all over the country, large facilities, lo
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by AyyEye 2y ago
This discussion is about industrial food processors making food products at-scale in factories. > you implying that Frank the Farmer down the road making baloney in a bathtub The farmers almost never do the processing, Certainly none of
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by AyyEye 2y ago
Buy your food from a local farmer. It is healthier and tastes better (and doesnt support big agra corps). For everyone that thought boars head was 'premium' you'll be blown away. Even the lowest quality local farms are usuall
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by AyyEye 2y ago
My new cinema company pumps aerosolized nicotine through the ventilation system to help induce desire. I (and my investors) are glad we were able to provide your desires for your """genuine feelings""". And I g

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