Lapsa

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by Lapsa 10mo ago
very likely employer just wanted to see how gullible you are
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
and what is the probability of deaths of Alternative for Germany party members?
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
they do read my mind at least to some extent -> "The paper concludes that it is possible to detect changes in the thickness and the properties of the muscle solely by evaluating the reflection coefficient of an antenna structure.&qu
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
mind reading technology has already arrived. radiomyography & neural networks deciphering EEGs
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
there hasn't been a single schizophrenia diagnosis for a born blind person
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
Charlie, say it like it's fun: "Bing!"
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
for (likely corrupt) down voters - one argument would be that it's basically a subscription to browser fingerprinting. vpn providers even openly state when such doings will begin
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
I would argue use of VPN is idiotic
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
#yolo unground that thing
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
mind reading tech is here - a reality. look up radiomyography and EEG deciphering neural networks. you shouldn't though, not without a permission
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
"GenAI families of tech" lulz
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
very likely they would. have you heard about a corporation named Axiom?
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
reminder - there's tech out there that enables reading your mind
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
modern tech enables an actual mind reading - while you bicker around about vehicle telematics and bluetooth beacon signals
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
police ignores me for 2 years and counting
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
executives doing heavy dick measuring on who's using more AI - winner gets the contract and dough
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
well said
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
"after employees requested it…" riiiiiight...
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by Lapsa 10mo ago
are you sure they are internal? https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9366412 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45957619
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
found one such index https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5763042 called Populism Index (POP) built from Wall Street Journal articles (not sure how publicly accessible it is)
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
probably fresh grads as usually. more stumbling -> more time used -> higher costs -> bigger middle men paychecks
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
https://amitzalcher.github.io/Brain-IT/ perhaps replaying back such signal recordings
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
worth mentioning is that bone conduction headphones are somewhat effective at interfering with the voices. not the case with air conduction (regular speakers). which also aligns with paper by James
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
I would love to but I can barely afford food. so much for 15 years of software development experience...
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
you mean hallucinations? visual signal gets rewired and skips the perception part. neuroscience can provide more details. I'm barely interested as I have reasonably strong aphantasia and don't suffer (yet?) from such issues
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
thank you, will take a closer look. overheard it from whatever talk. ain't easy to fact check everything
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
perhaps immunity ain't confirmed. but just recently there was an article of a complete absence of documented cases. not a single blind from birth person has ever been diagnosed with schizophrenia. why do you suppose that's so? if
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
I think so too. it's a radio antenna and some software that can run unattended. what I can do is note how accessible such tech is - reasoning about scale of anonymous entity is somewhat pointless (you called out massive & organized
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
afaik Ukraine never got paid for nuclear disarmament as initially agreed - about $200 billions
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by Lapsa 11mo ago
tinfoil hat doesn't help against hearing microwave transmitted voices

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