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Its so easy to get movies now, but looking back. Taking my kids on the weekend to get frozen pizzas and a couple movies at blockbuster, letting them pick the movies and a video game was pretty great, they enjoyed themselves and had such fun
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google should have never allowed a copyright strike without details. very shoddy
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Interesting, would be nice to expand this to other cpus, and more features of a view into the cores. I know my current amd has 2 ccds, and 1 ccd is a tad slower according to amd ryzen master learning. But theres no fancy graphs.
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Vision pro is pretty sweet, but it is indeed an early adopter product. Strip it down to whats needed, no glass front, get it to 500 bux, let windows/android also use it, and it would be the gold standard (imho)
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AI models like today's LLMs are basically text generators and data retrievers. They're trained in a straightforward, linear fashion, unlike the complex, multi-dimensional way humans learn. That's why they struggle with math t
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The backdoors are law and built into many points of the internet, starlink and all major telecoms and ISP's have to support it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawful_interception https://www.cisco.com&#x
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Grok and Claude also refuse to talk about him.
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Stack and google search is useless now, i've started using AI and found instant results. Google tried with reddit links, but many of those are just ideas or work arounds. My last question was why I couldn't unload an llm, seems th
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Your phone's security is a dangerous illusion right now, hackers are silently controlling the third-party vendors that manage critical telecom services, including the fundamentally broken caller ID system that blindly trusts incoming d
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More info @ https://www.kcra.com/article/california-rv-ban-dispute-motor...
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Lack of ZEV RV Chassis effectively bans RV's in 6 states by end of year
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Austin CapMetro puts 46 new EV buses in storage due to CA Proterra bankruptcy
(kvue.com)
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ADL found 15k users and 10k user content that is offensive. For a site with 458 million users and 610 million comments. So 0.0033% users and 0.001639% user content, so this is unsafe?
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I'm not really a programer, just light scripting. But, I got to admit, I had an LLM build me out a LLM python test script that would, list all available LLMs, allow me to pick or run ALL, then it would load an LLM, run some tests, unl
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Ask HN: Cloud outage reported for some services Xbox/Udio/Suno, who is it?
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Not really, We already hold corporations accountable for discrimination on religion and banning peaceful assembly. Nothing is absolute as one written phrase, that's why the law has references to case rulings and precedent. Armchair l
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So First Amendment rights for corporate websites overrule citizens, interesting take. And corporations have to uphold other constitutional rights, why not citizens first amendment too.
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I love my car thing, since I stream from my phone, the controls are easier to use and reach via car thing. Amazed there isnt 3rd party products to take over it, how much would an opensource display with a couple knobs running android be ha
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Was using those md5 sums on images for flagging images 20 years ago for the government, occasional false positives, but the safety team would review those, not operations. My only role was to burn the users account to a dvd (via a script)
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I guess it makes sense if you have not paid off the phone, but after you paid off the phone and own it, its yours, and should be able to use it with any carrier. But I dont see how its good for users, locked phones only help the business.
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I do this in a win VM, then I just share the VM window, and I just resize it to 1028x768. Or remote desktop into a VM, and share remote desktop. Works great for vendors/techs to work on upgrades, I can keep working. Also allows me to a
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Article makes an interesting point "We need to accept the idea of universal basic income" I think if robots or even AI become the norm, a tax on business robots will be required. But its a big and complex issue. But then, someone
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Same as author, I liked Strawberry a fork of Clementine, the streaming radio works really well. But my goto for streaming internet radio is streamtuner2 on win/linux with VLC as the player. https://fossil.include-once.org&#x
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Having global Internet and the future of space travel seems a bigger leap for mankind than astronomical research issues in the short term. Can see the future astronomical research moving to space/moon/mars. btw, the article isnt n
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I learned early in my tech career, how some people look at things with a set of data, is why many experts make broad claims. I've seen too many things that don't match in prod/life that works as documented/expected. Onc
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Windows 11 24H2 released, the biggest update in two years
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Important if you want a solar powered camera (or anything) without wifi The only thing it needs is to pretend to be a tablet or nat the address to pretend to be a mobile so you dont have a high data charge. Like LTE nat routers that pretend
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Mazda basically records your life, so they know where you go, how fast you go, distracted driver information, and most likely sells your data. (I bet insurance companies love this data) WE AUTOMATICALLY COLLECT CERTAIN DEFAULT DATA FROM THE
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Not a typo, interesting
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Thats pretty cool, expensive but nice features and so expandable. Looks like a large community too.
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