Shekelphile

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by Shekelphile 3y ago
It's essentially impossible to prove in court that training data was obtained or used improperly unless you go and tell on yourself. And even then it requires you to actually make someone with a lot of money mad, or to not have enough
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
The reddit app uses an undocumented graphql based api seperate from the publicly available rest api used by third party apps.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
I don't think getting training data is that hard still, the biggest platforms that locked down their APIs still use them for their mobile apps and can easily be reverse engineered to find keys or undocumented endpoints (or in the case
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
There's plenty of options on the market for phones with headphone jacks. You won't find an apple or samsung flagship with one because it directly impedes waterproofing and isn't desired by the vast majority of people buying t
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
> Besides, I think you mean UP to Android's level. Uh no, considering RCS is seriously flawed in design and implementation and doesn't encrypt messages end-to-end or even in flight. > It's pressure to adhere to standard
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
> What if you hire a contractor for some work and they need to send you pictures/video from an Android? I would absolutely not want to do business with a contractor that uses an android phone. That's a serious red flag for some
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
This is extremely unethical to offer as a service. Apple account credentials have to be stored as plain text to continuously reauthenticate with apple's servers and the broken e2e means they can store whatever they want from your messa
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
None of that matters. Plants only sequester carbon that was already in the atmosphere and it goes right back into it when they die. Methane breaks down to CO2 in a number of months/years and has no effect on geologic timescales. The on
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
The methane emissions from farming do not matter in the slightest anyway. They can only release what they already absorbed from their feed. We should stop adding more ghg to the atmosphere that hasn't been there for millions of years,
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
The discourse around the subject seems to be overwhelming disgust by the people who would be victimized by it and unending enthusiasm by the rich who would not be forced to eat bugs. I think at this point it's sane to say that if this
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
I'm confused by the idea that torx could be superior. I don't think I've ever touched a device or car with torx heads that didn't end up with half of them being stripped.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Using an emulator does not make you a pirate.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
> I question a 30% developer fee for using Steam. 30% was more reasonable in 2005-2006 when steam was getting it's first third party games on the platform (and games were cheaper as well, a selling point for digital distribution at
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
One telescope can't watch one star for decades to find planets in larger orbits. All transit-based exoplanet detection will naturally bias towards detection of large planets in short orbits around small stars.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
> All major OSes compress memory at this point. zswap won't compress pages until they're swapped to disk, so essentially only once you've run out of memory to use and have begun experiencing the horrid performance degradat
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Never seen this claimed, but apple absolute does trounce qualcomm and everyone else in terms of perf/w. iPhones with 3300mah batteries are getting longer sot than android flagships with 5000mah (and greater) batteries. The state of the
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
> Are these drugs fixing/replacing a system failure where people don't feel satiated normally? > Can the same effect be replicated by eating a higher fiber and higher fat diet with more whole foods to feel full longer and sl
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Some states have weaponized this. In Florida for example a huge amount of offices are staffed by NPs but they have passed legislation to lock certain groups of people out from receiving care from them as they are the target of the current p
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Even if they did that there would be no guarantee the price would remain the same. Google has done unannounced price increases for premium at least 3 times in the last year or so.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
I don't think they will lose. The average luddite doesn't care about seeing ads and will look perplexed at you if you tell them about ad blockers. Other services injecting ads into video streams have already been 'winning&#x2
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Acceptance of and capitulation to reactionaries.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Can't imagine resorting to being this snarky in the defense of a flawed CPU micro architecture. It takes 30 seconds with a search engine to find benchmarks: https://www.phoronix.com/review/power9-epyc-xeon/3
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
> Which parts of the POWER architecture design belong to yesterday? Specific examples would be great. Is this a troll post? How about the fact that POWER9 is nearly 7 years old and was more than a generation behind it's competitors
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
The claim that these CPUs are 'cutting edge' despite being based on the older POWER9 uarch is dubious as well. I suspect this is simply a marketing sham and the CPUs talos continues to ship will be rebrands of their current offeri
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
It's not like paid services haven't done tons of rugpulls and unannounced changes over the last few years.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
I've had COVID 5 times since mid 2022 and have had total loss of taste and smell 3 times. The only reason I think two of those infections were mild is because they were almost back to back (3 infections within 10 weeks at the start of
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
If that 250 mile battery maintained it's range for years and did so even in harsh conditions like cold weather and at normal highway speeds then it might be enough, but in reality all those things will wipe a good chunk of battery capa
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
It has nothing to do with security and everything to do with hollowing out all generic functionality and passing it on to the compositor. In other words, the devs are lazy and went for a minimalist approach and now we all get to suffer.
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by Shekelphile 3y ago
Doesn’t libredirect already do this? Though I don’t use it for YouTube so I can’t say for sure
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Vivian Silver(en.wikipedia.org)
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