LocalH

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by LocalH 5mo ago
I didn't say the employees should be imprisoned. I said the c-suite, the ones actually in charge. They're enabling these cops to be lazy and not do their job properly, and have directly contributed to numerous human rights violati
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by LocalH 5mo ago
The AI is making it way worse because they're continually flagging these individuals even after the police make contact. Police are starting to use AI as a shortcut to avoid doing actual policing, and that's the real problem. AI h
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Even if there are grounds for a lawsuit, chances are "qualified immunity" will mean the wronged parties get zero recompense
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Since I got downvoted, this isn't just this guy. https://youtu.be/8BImTddknfk Turns out police are putting ambiguous plates in the system under all variants, and Flock is lapping it up. The cops who do so should also g
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Flock should be shut down and their entire c-suite should be sent to prison for human rights violations Also, not just an isolated incident: https://youtu.be/8BImTddknfk We need strong laws preventing any AI process from be
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by LocalH 5mo ago
The real overnight fix would be something we can't say on the internet without getting banned from whatever site we say it on
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Negative nines
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by LocalH 5mo ago
So making someone pay for 10 gallons of gas they're not allowed to use is fine with you?
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by LocalH 5mo ago
*you're
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by LocalH 5mo ago
So you're okay with every single company being able to track you, build a profile to you, and sell that profile to the highest bidder, while you get nothing remotely comparable in value?
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by LocalH 5mo ago
That scene is dying a boiling-frog death. The newest OS that is fully jailbreakable on a sufficiently-modern arm64e device is 16.5.1 (go back a few models to the iPhone X and the current Dopamine beta works up to 16.7.15). There is also a &
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by LocalH 5mo ago
You're forgetting the big three, all of which predated the 5150 PC - Commodore PET, Apple II, and TRS-80.
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by LocalH 5mo ago
the reason we have bad government is solely because we're stuck in two silos want real change? vote third party. the problem is the same as that red/blue button thought experiment recently posted to HN. one of the hardest things t
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by LocalH 5mo ago
> Past talking points are not indicative of future behavior. when will we make it illegal for a politician to lie
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Because "America First" means "capitalism first" and it's all about the money, that's the true state religion. Economic theory above reality
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by LocalH 5mo ago
That's what the cloud AI industry is banking on. Pushing hard to get AI into workflows at a critical position, then raising the cost to turn the screws, hoping that companies would rather pay than pivot again
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Also needs a button "this is both" for colors like cyan
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by LocalH 5mo ago
I remember that NLQ font, I had Star's SG-10C with Commodore IEC interface as a kid I miss bitmap fonts
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by LocalH 5mo ago
> You might be better off never looking too deeply into how the sausage is made. Saying this on "Hacker News" seems a bit misguided lol
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Don't forget LOADALL (which, admittedly, was undocumented outside of Intel's chosen few)
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by LocalH 5mo ago
Half Life/386
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by LocalH 5mo ago
While it's always good to elevate evidence-based knowledge above "woo" or "belief", it's not healthy to close your mind off completely against anything that isn't currently proven. We might know that we do
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by LocalH 5mo ago
The various laws being proposed don't tend to agree with that
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by LocalH 6mo ago
Don't forget they can just drop a 4G modem into the TV too.
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by LocalH 6mo ago
Don't forget "dynamic hires" and "sliced HAM", two software modes that were really only useful for static images. Dynamic hires ran at 640x400x16 colors, but changed the palette on every single scanline, which could
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by LocalH 6mo ago
Is the IBM 5150 PC 8-bit or 16-bit?
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by LocalH 6mo ago
The 6510 operates internally as an 8-bit processor. The 68000 operates internally as a 32-bit processor for the most part - instructions are 32-bit aligned, registers are 32-bit. We don't consider the original IBM 5150 PC to be an &quo
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by LocalH 6mo ago
1/10 low effort
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by LocalH 6mo ago
But outside of what we can model, said atoms exist, and we perceive them. Objective reality is those atoms before we perceive them
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by LocalH 6mo ago
The real click of death was when this was due to a catastrophic failure - say, one of the heads had become completely dislodged and was suddenly hanging loose. Then, every single cartridge you inserted into such a drive would be damaged

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