barbazoo

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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> There's been some pretty clear information from countries enacting online ID laws that they want it precisely so that they can control discourse, not for any kind of protection. Please do share that information.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> I have a hard time telling a teenager that they cannot socialize with people just because it is via electronic means There are still other means to chat with other individuals or groups that don't involve social media.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Children shouldn't be business owners.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
It's sad to see, when I go to my local Walmart, how much sugar water people buy, cases and cases. It must be a significant source of liquid for them.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
People could save so much money if they bought used instead of new more often, especially toys. It's crazy how much garbage we produce basically just because we literally don't share our toys.
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Tragedy of the commons.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
If I remember right we could get 64kb/s or 128kb/s if you bundled them, that was in Germany. But also, we didn't have that, we only had a 56kb/s modem and I remember really wanting ISDN when I was a kid :)
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
We implement pretty cool workflows at work using "GenAI" and the users of our software are really appreciative. It's like saying a hammer sucks because it breaks most things you hit with it.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> Reduced Upfront Costs: Battery swapping allows drivers to purchase EVs without bearing the full cost of the battery, often the most expensive component. I also wonder if it's a scheme to get people through the door and then leech
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> DJI collects a massive amount of telemetry data and terrain data At first I found it hard to believe that this is data they wouldn't get more reliably, more extensively from a satellite. But then I imagine, if you were a bad actor
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
For a Youtube influencer I can see them meet 3 of the criteria by showing their influence on others, money earned, Youtube awards for viewership (by Google!). Maybe some platforms lend themselves more to being used for this sort of evidence
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Probably because the economics just don't make sense here. You'd have to have so many compatible cars on the road, driving all day with no opportunity to charge. I'm having a hard time imagining a place I've been to in N
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
As a "white man" myself, I feel like I'm allowed to, we've unfairly dominated the world for too long :)
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
The truth being that this is what white men have been told by the billionaires to think for too many years. The white supremacy movement is far older than us bashing white men.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> Thursday morning Elon Musk retweeted (with a ‘100%’ endorsement) a post declaring that: >> If white men become a minority, we will be slaughtered. Remember, if non-Whites openly hate White men while White men hold a collective ma
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Also car as a status symbol. If you look at it more utilitarian it’s not that bad as long it’s somehow compatible with a roof rack or box.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> the leak included Instagram usernames, physical addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and more.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
At the same time, nothing is consistent and just a matter of how you spin it as long as it's good for the in-group and bad for the out-group.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Exactly, and that isn't in the billionaires interest so it's not going to happen. They'd rather all their consumers attention be available to them than dealing with nuclear fallout.
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
Do you mean you have the same esim on both phones but normally activated on the burner phone except when you need it on the unmodified one w/o access to burner phone?
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by barbazoo 9mo ago
> Would you like to live neighbours with this person, or share communal facilities with him? Sure why not? Because they made that comment? It’s not that they buy trucks because they are much taller than a short person but they still are.
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
Then I'd try to integrate via a standard connector, OTel for example. Then the cost of switching is much lower. But yeah not sure myself how this will scale and how expensive or even useful it will be.
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
Many of us would need the unmodified one to have a working SIM because a lot of those providers require SMS in their auth flow. Expensive for many of us. For me it'll mean I have to do these things on a computer. Until they come for th
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
Lots of LLM observability tools out there. Lots of them integrate with model sdks or llm frameworks" and sends traces via OpenTelemetry to providers like Braintrust, that's the one I know. You shouldn't have to build all this
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
Quick collapse, slow collapse, the results will be vastly different, I think, with other parties taking advantage of the chaos whichever degree it will be. Our timeline is moving on with or without the US. Electrification is going to happen
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
Then the "alternative AI-generated title next to the original title" would say so.
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
There’s still trusting Kagi that what’s in the binary was built from the open source code right?
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
It's not about removing the requirement of the bar exam, just who decides who can take it > The Texas Supreme Court issued an order Tuesday finalizing a tentative September opinion, asserting the ABA should "no longer have the
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An update from Commonwealth Fusion Systems (January 2026) [video](youtube.com)
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
What an extremely worrying incentive structure. Especially if coupled with reduction in regulation. The companies making the food, telling you what to eat, how to feel, how to fix yourself, all behind a convenient subscription you'll n

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