KaiserPro

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by KaiserPro 28d ago
I understand your view point to a certain extent However for point one, the samples I saw were a picture of a minor posted by a minor in a normal situation. Someone would say @grok show me her in a bikini. for point 2, this is not born out
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by KaiserPro 28d ago
As its the EU and regulation, its time to trott out your hobby horse. So let me trot out mine: regulation is good so long as it is backed up by even handed, robust, transparent, quick and effective sanctions. the Online safety act is a good
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by KaiserPro 28d ago
For a company I work for I needed to ship a machine through unknown channels and have some confidence that it wasn't fiddled with. my threat model was reasonably technical engineer swapping drives for some reason, or someone claiming t
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by KaiserPro 29d ago
THere is intention ie, I intended to steal money from you. Under common law stealing is "taking with intent to deprive". How thats determined is a bit harder. But how can someone be "grossly negligent" if they didn'
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by KaiserPro 29d ago
> He’s a criminal yes he is. but since when has US led regime change been positive for the country? Also trump is also a convicted criminal, so is he ripe for extradition? Thats the point right, it creates a precedent. Rules mean shit al
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Yes iran is a murderous regime, but thats not a get out of jail free for either failing to do logistics, plan for the enemy you face, or failing to properly vet your targets in a war of choice. > And no, Trump can’t and isn’t dumb enoug
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
> Bitcoin in ETF yes, but why would you want to? The only thing you would gain is instant trade settling (assuming the exchange is open) I know it sounds like europe is a financial backwater, but we have all the things the US has, apart
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
I mean yes, but also there are some rumours about the new york gold vaults themselves. There is a persistent rumour that there is a physical link between jpmorgan and comex. My understanding is that there is no real way to audit whats in th
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
> VPN provider does not keep any logs, Thats an assumption. the source is out of date https://vpntesting.com/no-logs/ but basically the point is, you are indellibly linking your machine to a service. The differenc
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
> not using a VPN because in some cases VPNs tie to you neatly to an action better than just home internet. With a VPN, you have much less deniability, because its tied to a device often with a username and password.
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Yup, but with some caveat. For things like backstage, which have MCP servers but are really fucking insecure, we have a wrapper API that is then linked to a skill.
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
I thought all those school/systems of colleges had their budgets cut last year?
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Audience capture is a terrible thing. I'm not sure I have the force of will to not succumb to it. I think the only way to avoid it is to be so sure of the thing you are doing that the audience reaction is not the key metric by which yo
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
It means everything to everyone. However essentially a world model is something that has the understanding of 3d world and can generate novel view point given either text or image input. The use I have seen is for robotics. You feed in the
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
That is also a strong point. fancy visuals are nice, but if you can't explain, then there is little point mind you it also feeds into LLM output. Confident bullshit is better than "I dunno"
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
You also need to know where the satellites are meant to be at any one time. That means a stable orbit. Starlink isn't really designed for that. It then also needs to be signed/secure so that its not spoofed. Then your signal that
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
yes, but trying to pump 25kw through that without it being obvious is a lot harder.
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
The orbit accuracy of starlinks are (to me) and unknown. I would suggest that as they are on a lower orbit, they decay much faster. However, because of the way they communicate node to node, they do need to know where their nearest neighbou
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Sorry but this sounds like nostalgia. loran-c was prone to error. Yes, we can stop that with modern tech, but the problem with loran-c is you had location ambiguities. Decca was worse, unless you had a good initial fix, you were all sorts o
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
I have this too, I was looking to get more automated call recognition after we spotted a pheasant in my (suburban) back garden. I was going to buy a dedicated mike, but then realised that birdnet go works with any rtsp audio stream. I do ne
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
I had to support fedora on desktop and laptop for a large company. Worse, it wasn't my job to support those machines, its just my department needed cuda and I was the slowest person to run away when they called for help.
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
I mean SElinux plus cgroups is probably good enough. Although as soon as it talks to the desktop environment all bets are off.
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Fedora is an arse to use. most of the distros for non free software are targeted at stable RHEL, so are miles out of date. You only get 6 months of updates, at which point everything break subtly, or not if you use nvidia. ubuntu with a cus
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
> if you choose to master the art of video production, then you are probably not spending that much time on mastering the thing What? Its perfectly possible to master two things. Video production isnt _that_ hard. Especially as lighting,
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
> AI is already better than most developers. My experience, no its not. It just doesn't fight back as much when you tell it that its wrong. My sister team is vibecoding the shit out of a couple of product PoCs. There is only one per
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Aha, this is the context I was missing thanks!
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
Basic economic education has failed an entire generation, if not more. If there is a surplus of labour, will that increase wages, or depress them? Doctors are only able to charge that much because there are so few of them. With AI, mean ave
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
I'm not an expert in the US grid, but where I am, the grid moves at a different pace. It also has a bunch of constraints that are not that appealing. For example there is a strict supply limit. You can't just attach 4x6MW connecti
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
No as in the infra between you and the end user is less developed. Nobody is going to get fired for using http1.1 if you move to http3 and a bunch of clients cant use your site, then you're gonna get yelled at.
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by KaiserPro 1mo ago
ok, but if AI is doing it better, then they won't be working remote, they'd be just unemployed.

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