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by Corrado 9mo ago
When you say per account, do you mean per user account or per AWS account?
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by Corrado 10mo ago
I think the whole point of this was to see if the "agents" could act like a real human and real humans use Gmail much more frequently than sendmail. Sage even commented that they had update their prompt to tell the agents to not
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by Corrado 10mo ago
> Are there really many unsupervised LLMs running around outside of experiments like AI Village? How would we know? Isn't this like trying to prove a negative? The rise of AI "bots" seems to be a common experience on the
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by Corrado 10mo ago
AWS just renamed their Security Hub service to Security Hub CSPM and then created a new service named Security Hub that is related but completely different than the original service.
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by Corrado 11mo ago
I'm pretty excited about this because it's one of the cornerstones of why BambuLabs printers are so easy to use. One of the main issues in the past has been tuning your printer to use a certain type of filament; it has more optio
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Prusa Open Sources a Solution for Smart Filament Tagging(all3dp.com)
2 points by Corrado 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 1y ago
Indeed this looks expensive and I'm not sure if it's certified by any safety agency (SNELL, DOT, ECE, etc.) but it sure does look nice. The built in lights that are linked to the bike seem like it would be a great addition to any
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Did Rivian's New Spin-Off Brand Just Invent the Perfect Bike Helmet?(gearpatrol.com)
2 points by Corrado 1y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 1y ago
I really liked Google Circles, a feature of Google+ social media. It allowed you to target content to specific groups of users. You could have a "family" circle or a "work" circle and not have to worry about cross posti
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by Corrado 1y ago
My favorite quote in this article is: "There’s a lot of resentment here, and the job market won’t stay frozen forever. When it thaws, resentment always turns into resignations."
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Why Tech Workers Don't Trust AI(inc.com)
1 points by Corrado 1y ago|4 comments
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Ford CEO on his 'epiphany' after talking to his Gen Z factory workers(fortune.com)
3 points by Corrado 1y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 1y ago
I think we are definitely losing our blue collar skills. This video[0] about building a grill scrubber in America really highlighted the problem for me. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZTGwcHQfLY
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by Corrado 1y ago
We're in the same boat; HIPAA compliant Enterprise license. Slack came to us with a 2 day notice; pay more now or pay a lot more later. We asked if we could reduce the number of users and they said no, if you change anything then you
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by Corrado 1y ago
Ender’s Game for lawnmowers
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by Corrado 1y ago
I completely agree. My father was a truck mechanic and I spent plenty of time under cars turning wrenches. I'm very happy that part of my life is behind me as an BEV owner. My wife still drives an old Accord and I dread the times wh
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by Corrado 1y ago
I think the AI angle for this is that it is a force multiplier. You don't have to write specific commands, you just have to prompt generic things and it will helpfully fill in all the details. This also allows you to avoid having cer
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by Corrado 1y ago
His comments about Apple ring true to my ears. Apple is definitely lagging behind in the "AI" world, but that is really what they tend to do. They aren't the first company but they are usually the best. Historically, they
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by Corrado 1y ago
I completely agree, though with a twist. Google knows everything about me and yet I get ADs for things that I would never purchase. Just because I'm a middle aged male I see trucks, and beer, and football advertisements all day long.
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by Corrado 1y ago
I'm the same. I loved my 2020 Model Y when I bought it new and I love my 2020 Model X that I bought used. Both are the best cars I've ever owned. I know that everyone likes to complain about fit and finish but honestly I never
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by Corrado 1y ago
I wouldn't go so far as to say it was a "scam" but there were definitely reasons that other automakers didn't take them up on the offer. IMHO if someone like Ford or Toyota had taken them up on the offer they could be m
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CISA changes vulnerabilities updates, shifts to X and emails(theregister.com)
8 points by Corrado 1y ago|1 comments
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Tesla Worker Knew His Anti-Musk Website Was a Risk. He Did It Anyway(businessinsider.com)
10 points by Corrado 1y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 1y ago
I just finished watching Daredevil: Born Again[0] and this incident looks shockingly familiar to what happened in the show. I don't know how the show runners knew this was going to happen but it feels like they've been spying on
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by Corrado 1y ago
That makes me wonder ... what could you do with a cheap Cybertruck? Take all the panels off and remake them in something else? Maybe put a 3D printer to work and create something really unique. Sure, you'd still be stuck with a CT b
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by Corrado 2y ago
The UK government wants the ability to decrypt ANY UK users data no matter where they might be located. What do they think, that no other country would follow suit and ask that ITS citizens be "protected" by the same ruling? How
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UK's demand for Apple backdoor should not be heard in secret, says court(techcrunch.com)
10 points by Corrado 2y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 2y ago
This tracks. My sister had her car keyed (scratching the paint) in a Honda dealer parking lot while waiting for a tire repair. The dealer has cameras but when they reviewed the footage they couldn't find any evidence of the vandaliza
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by Corrado 2y ago
Holy carp! I've just started noticing these cameras in my neighborhood a couple of months ago and was wondering where they were coming from. They have no stickers or names or identifications of any kind. They are installed everywher
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by Corrado 2y ago
I think that's one of the things I struggle with in Rust; pattern matching is integral and I'm not thinking in patterns (yet). When I see "while let" I don't think about patterns at all, my brain goes straight to v

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