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by Barbing 6mo ago
>recent UI/safety advancements have been a good rear & side camera With the reports of spyware tech possibly coming to California cars “in 2027” (prob not!), I saw someone complain about the rear camera adding costs. But those f
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Glad I asked, y’all are great, thanks
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by Barbing 6mo ago
>so unfortunately I have to use Cloudflare to block them. That can’t block Grok, can it? (You might have a fake iPhone or something visit your site if you ask Grok to retrieve information from it)
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by Barbing 6mo ago
MUST include the elderly. Big Tech, WTF guys you let gen-z/millennials design your interfaces and ship w/e works for them alone? Seniors have money and can’t use your products
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by Barbing 6mo ago
The low fuel, low wiper fluid, and forward collision warnings sound like they were all implemented a little clumsily. What do you think the best implementation would look like? Seems it would still have to strike a balance. It's danger
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by Barbing 6mo ago
>But even before that: "Human Rights Foundation" sounds like a household name (the HRF), to me Here’s the CIA billionaire running it (I kid!) but ya HRF’s president: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor_Halvo
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Not for every YouTube Premium subscriber in populated areas of California with decent internet connections watching popular videos, even with a userscript automatically selecting highest quality. Always instant, zero wait, very few exceptio
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Oh sheeesh! By the way I had to spend at least a second trying to figure out whether that antifreeze was somehow going to offgas and damage the vehicle undercarriage :) But it’s just straightforward dishonest fake leak. Scoundrels!
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Archive - https://ghostarchive.org/archive/BjCwU
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by Barbing 6mo ago
>To me it feels like GLM 5.1, Kimi 2.6, DeepSeek 4 are all competitive both with each other and with the American models. Yes, at least probably with each other >Truly a great time to be alive. Do wish outcome had been better for thos
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Still feels like one big ad with an ad blocker. Not sure I’ll remember Perdu but that would be a nice fix. And maybe it connects to one domain instead of several. tl;dr ya
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by Barbing 6mo ago
You hear analysts talk about the majority of corporations being in the infancy of their understanding of language models. Shudder to think of the slop mature players will put out.
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Most controversial comment I’ve ever made that I know of
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by Barbing 6mo ago
That makes sense. I recall a “battle card“ (“concise, easy-to-scan document that helps [sales] reps handle competitive conversations, respond to objections, and highlight key differentiators” per HubSpot) as about a half sheet document, whi
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Fair suspicion: ‘Savitt asked Musk if his artificial intelligence company, xAI, had ever “distilled” technology from OpenAI. Distillation is way of using one A.I. technology to create another, and it is not allowed by OpenAI’s terms of
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by Barbing 6mo ago
He knew exactly what safety card meant?
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Prove intent at point of “clicking pay” (technically!), to snare those who’d get cold feet entering their credit card. Why not take their Bitcoin though… maybe they might be building other cases or something
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by Barbing 6mo ago
“For individuals like you and me, privacy is fundamentally for control—for giving us control over who can know what we do, where we do it, and who we do it with. In that way it is fundamental to our individual safety, dignity, and huma
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Heard of that. If you have to do some spying, that indirect method might be preferable if the partner country’s spies are a little nonpartisan
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by Barbing 6mo ago
He asked why it would be a card. URL slug of world’s hottest (non-Nvidia?) company: system-cards https://www.anthropic.com/system-cards You’d have to be asleep at the wheel. For years: Claude 2 July 2023 Read
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Grok 4.3 was completed ahead of its CEO’s lesson on this common safety resource: Asked if he knew anything about OpenAI's "safety card," Musk smiled and replied: "Safety card? Why would it be a card?" https:
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by Barbing 6mo ago
If it doesn’t get a perfect score then it was overbuilt and maybe will be underpriced counting on the sale of customer data
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by Barbing 6mo ago
150lbs on each front seat at 8pm, 300lbs on one rear seat at 2am, they gotcha like Kalanick & the Uber one night standers https://web.archive.org/web/20140827195715/https://blog.uber...
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Excellent. Sounds about what I’ve paid. eBay key fob (new) + local locksmith, easy and no insults!
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Do they seriously not? Malpractice
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Maybe they researched customers’ backgrounds and only screwed the ones they thought wouldn’t lawyer up
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by Barbing 6mo ago
I maintain top secrecy by following a modified Osama playbook. Compose in air gap, pass flash drive to courier, but have the cousins skip the vaccination program.
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by Barbing 6mo ago
Clicked on your site in your bio “This is a blog about how culture is made, continuously updated since 1999 for free, with no ads or trackers.” Just the definition of cool for a nerd like me, you all are. Anyone who is more employed
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by Barbing 6mo ago
This got me wondering how often a person in your position sticks all their contemporaneous notes in a place where the inheritors of their estate would find them. But perhaps encrypted and somehow time-locked to ensure the forty-year minimum
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by Barbing 6mo ago
I so want to reject the notion such a thing is acceptable, but… TrueCrypt, “replaced” by VeraCrypt which Internet people will claim is backdoored? I haven’t heard about stylometry paper. btw w/this idea would want to avoid typing into

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