bagels

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by bagels 8mo ago
How is it fraud for a company to change focus and start producing other kinds of products? It's not fraud in the same way that promising that the car would be able to drive itself from Los Angeles to New York in 2017 and selling people
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by bagels 8mo ago
Anyone remember this gem from the "dot com" crash? http://fuckedcompany.com/
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by bagels 8mo ago
If the layoff is small enough, it's not triggered.
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by bagels 8mo ago
The real problem is people who don't want to be victims of crime, not the people doing the crime?
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by bagels 8mo ago
"* *Feature*: Launching nested virtualization. This feature allows you to run nested VMs inside virtual (non-bare metal) EC2 instances."
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by bagels 8mo ago
Is it a struggle for them? Clearly they're pressing both buttons.
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by bagels 8mo ago
Honestly, that commercial convinced me to dump my Nest cameras because, eventually (if not already), they'll do the same.
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by bagels 8mo ago
WiFi is already part of invisible mass surveillance systems, though not in the way described in the article. It's part of how cell phones fix location, based on nearby wifi endpoints, which is then sent to google, apple, every app, eve
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by bagels 8mo ago
It's definitely fraud, the consideration is access to their service.
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by bagels 8mo ago
Discord doesn't need my identity and I don't need discord. Bye bye.
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by bagels 8mo ago
ChatGPT really innovated on making the chat not say racist things that the press could report on. Other efforts before this failed for that reason.
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by bagels 8mo ago
You can reject the heat by shedding hot mass, but only once.
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by bagels 8mo ago
The context window is finite. You can easily fill it with documentation and have no room left for the code and question you want to work on. It also means more tokens sent with every request, increasing cost if you're paying by the tok
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by bagels 9mo ago
Obviously sometimes a business is unsustainable, and it's unavoidable, but it's pretty sociopathic to not consider that people are harmed by being laid off.
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by bagels 9mo ago
I didn't know, guessing some others don't either: "The open source AI coding agent Free models included or connect any model from any provider, including Claude, GPT, Gemini and more."
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by bagels 9mo ago
Laws in the era of lawlessness. Laws never really stopped all crimes anyways.
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by bagels 9mo ago
What was it meant to process? Why have some of us evolved tolerance for lactose?
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by bagels 9mo ago
What role did you specifically play in your country's nationalization of healthcare?
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by bagels 9mo ago
EVs or vehicles generally?
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by bagels 9mo ago
Year isn't over yet, hah.
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by bagels 10mo ago
- written from my flying roadster
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by bagels 10mo ago
Sorry, to make my point more clear: They knew the identity of the killer, and this is part of how they found his dead body. If he hadn't killed himself, they would have found him regardless, since they knew who he was, and knew the lic
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by bagels 10mo ago
Who ever credibly claims that cameras prevent crime though?
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by bagels 10mo ago
But they found him? If he was alive, he probably would have been caught eventually, no?
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by bagels 10mo ago
There were plenty of somethings found at the time.
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by bagels 10mo ago
My experience with tapes does not match yours. I've seen both audio and VCR tapes unspool by playing or trying to remove them from the player.
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by bagels 11mo ago
Game was really good. Fun gameplay, fun dialog. I played through it multiple times. I can't think of many games that I've done that for. If you haven't seen it, and aren't inclined to play it, there are some good playthr
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by bagels 11mo ago
You could figure it out, but if you're the one getting sued, it's going to cost you a lot of money to pay their lawyers to prove that you didn't have the rights, and someone else did.
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by bagels 11mo ago
I tried it out, and found out that my primary internet connection had failed, and I was on the backup due to a power outage earlier today. Useful!
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by bagels 11mo ago
Or, it was lower priority for discovering exploits due to the number of users.

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