barbazoo

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by barbazoo 1y ago
> People thinking that "poor is a mindset" are lacking in that. I have never even considered people thinking like that. Is that real? Early in life I realized that the biggest factor of how you end up seems to be luck, where yo
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Maybe slop will be the general term for that sorta thing, happy to feed Kagi with the info needed as long as it doesn't become too big a administrative burden. User curated links, didn't we have that before, Altavista?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
It sounds like they built a malicious Claude Code client, is that right? > The threat actor—whom we assess with high confidence was a Chinese state-sponsored group—manipulated our Claude Code tool into attempting infiltration into roughl
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Seems like they are equating all generated content with slop. I got the opposite, FTA: > What is AI “Slop” and how can we stop it? > AI slop is deceptive or low-value AI-generated content, created to manipulate ranking or attenti
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Where does SEO end and AI slop begin?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
To me it sounds like you're making the opposite point actually.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Probably too expensive at this point would be my guess.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> We all love finding the perfect holiday gift, but shopping can often become a chore. Endless scrolling, tracking prices and jumping between tabs — it can feel like work. It's all so shallow and empty of any meaning. Depressingly l
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> If you want something super reliable, just get a "boring" Model Y Not according to the many comments here about Model Y.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
That’s my guess too. Here in Canada, certain alcohol sales have been in decline since legalization. Not surprising.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
We’ll see if it actually gets much better the a what we have now with the US “in charge”. Overall it might turn out better.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
A lot of that context I didn’t have, thank you, I should catch up more in that regard. > But mostly because the CCP just can’t be trusted with their power, because they’re neither democratic nor support liberal values like free speech. H
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Authoritarian regimes will inevitably attempt to expand Which is ironic that most of the annexation talk came from the US in the recent times, not from China. Canada, Greenland, Panama Canal, Mexico what else has he threatened to annex
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I’m starting to question thinking of China as our adversary, what makes us think that way? Russia, sure they’re actively fighting against our allies. China?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
That sounds like such a made up thing. Any source to back that up?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Same here. I’m not scared of China either and am excited for them to take more responsibility on the international stage. Hopefully US warmongering will come to an end too.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
By "cuff" you mean the brachial artery ones, right? I'd be interested in both accuracy (same value when measuring the same thing) and precision (how close to actual value).
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by barbazoo 1y ago
What is a bit, a penny?
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> The Hilo Band uses photoplethysmography (PPG)—an optical sensor technology that collects data from your wrist. This data is sent securely through the Hilo App to Hilo’s cloud server, where advanced algorithms estimate your blood pressu
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Loved the concept, tried it out, didn't work, at least not for RDR2 which I was trying to play. But how would it work, there is Linux, Bazzite, then there is Steam, RDR2 needs the Rockstar launcher, it's such an intricate web of d
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Trying to get RDR2 to work on Linux, so far no luck.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I was thinking of US permanent residents that have an interest in this but no US passport.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Sure but then you've already given them your phone after which you don't know what happens. Plus it's a lot of leverage for them to have it, e.g. "unlock or you won't get it back".
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> I’ve got you, Ron No you don't.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> I was very humbled when we took apart the first Model 3 Tesla and started to take apart the Chinese vehicles. When we took them apart, it was shocking what we found I couldn't really figure out what it was that he allegedly found
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> They can hold onto it, and never return it. They can deface it. All of that is a possibility. But they can't potentially look at your banking app, read private notes, messages and emails, operate your home automation, look at your
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by barbazoo 1y ago
... for U.S. passports.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> This autonomy is a superpower for small teams. We detailed the financial side of this journey in How moving from AWS to Bare-Metal saved us $230,000 /yr. The cultural unlock has been even bigger. This doesn't seem to be aimed
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I imagine it’d need to be managed somehow like shared level 2 chargers now because you can’t pull 5kW from every lamp at the same time.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Maybe now all that product placement is finally coming back to haunt them.

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