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by batch12 2y ago
I bet that brainstorming session was a blast
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by batch12 2y ago
Audio to a lesser degree
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A collection of historical source files, for education and perusal(github.com)
1 points by batch12 2y ago|0 comments
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by batch12 2y ago
You don't have to put it in every response, just sprinkled throughout the interaction. Just a reminder that this comment was brought to you by rich chocolate Ovaltine.
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by batch12 2y ago
I've been seeing this a lot lately. Everywhere from screen printed signs to news tickers. I'm not sure if this is because it's new or if I'm just now seeing it.
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by batch12 2y ago
The digital to analog conversion is even complicated for a speaker. They just take the analog signal. It's really just an electromagnet that moves a cone that vibrates and pushes air around.
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by batch12 2y ago
When I did this, I found it to also be an interesting way to fingerprint users and find alternate accounts. I was able to match an old account I used in a top 10 similarity match out of all users.
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Prison Writers(prisonwriters.com)
2 points by batch12 2y ago|0 comments
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by batch12 2y ago
I don't disagree, but find the way the stats are displayed to be interesting because flipping the numbers seems to imply that the majority of Americans feel the opposite > 35% of Americans think tipping culture is out of control, ac
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by batch12 2y ago
Sure, the dev is wrong, but so is the process that allowed their error to impact the product. If a single person can make this choice on accident, then a single person can make it on purpose either by being malicious themselves or being oth
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by batch12 2y ago
The same can be said about organized crime. Doesn't make it less slimy.
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by batch12 2y ago
I wonder what the requirements are for a prison telcom? Are their storage requirements so high as to require the fees or is there an opportunity to disrupt a business model for the right reasons for once?
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by batch12 2y ago
There are other jobs that don't require being gross.
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by batch12 2y ago
How does the deep fake have the same eye shape, same cropping and same skin blemishes as the real image? Did they inpaint eyes and call it deepfake for training?
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by batch12 2y ago
It's only a game if people play. Disliking both works fine.
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by batch12 2y ago
In my experience I've never had trouble unlocking a paid off phone. Sample size of three carriers.
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by batch12 2y ago
Thanks for taking the time to explain
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by batch12 2y ago
> gate keeping the spectrum through repeater systems that you need to pay to be a member of or else you might get a stern finger wagging. Is this enforced by the HAMs? I didn't think it'd be possible to claim ownership of a sli
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by batch12 2y ago
I wonder what took them so long. Now, cameras I understand. Disarming an alarm via deauthing sounds implausible unless these panels are complete garbage. I have seen 'advanced' panels from alarm companies though that are simply an
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by batch12 2y ago
Is the filename still gtag.js?
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by batch12 2y ago
How much work has been stolen and exploited by the more powerful for their own gain? Lots I'm sure. Justifying mistakes of the present by normalizing the sins of the past is a weak-willed argument.
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by batch12 2y ago
The concern I have is less around using emulating a work and more around not compensating or crediting those whose work has been taken to enrich these companies.
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by batch12 2y ago
Stuck on a shelf somewhere, oblivious to the fact that it's in a simulated environment. It'd be an interesting Star Trek II type followup when someone finds the cube and plugs in a cable only to have Moriarty escape and find a mob
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by batch12 2y ago
But how else will you get ads on your viewfinder?
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by batch12 2y ago
This seems analogous to how large companies now scrape user-generated content to train their language models for profit.
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by batch12 2y ago
Only if you need to trick a sentient AI into thinking it's part of the real world and not in a Russian doll cube of hypervisors.
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by batch12 2y ago
Or with past California
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by batch12 2y ago
That's quite a CPNI incident. Wonder what their fine will be. [0] [0] https://www.tlp.law/2023/08/01/fcc-proposes-20-million-fine-... .
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by batch12 2y ago
Thanks! One of my favorite books of his. I didn't know that it was made into a movie too. Somehow I've missed it for the last 27 years.
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by batch12 2y ago
I don't think those are good analogies. An encyclopedia contains references or summaries of a concept or idea, but not a compressed volume of all possible text. A closer analogy would be an unauthorized "collected works" of y

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