bfuller

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by bfuller 3y ago
sounds out there, but I completely agree.
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by bfuller 3y ago
IRS.gov requires facial recognition to log in. I know because I tried yesterday and it wouldn't accept me (presumably because i had no beard in my ID photo)
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by bfuller 3y ago
I'd like to know also, the community manager returns stuff with like 5 comments.
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by bfuller 3y ago
Not only people, couldn't the LLM itself distribute secrets by being prompted to write similar code or something? I don't know if they end up training the model on the data it has received/generated.
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by bfuller 3y ago
I am extremely skeptical when people say AI will replace all photographers, no one wants AI generated wedding photos. However, it has certainly replaced my use of stock photos.
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by bfuller 4y ago
Sounds like speculation, but the sh-101 (which was re released as a fun little $300 battery powered toy, great gift idea) was at the time one of the most accessible synths at the time. Knowing that, they are probably just extrapolating that
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by bfuller 4y ago
I advise you to sit down and have a serious conversation with some Pakistani people. I don't entirely disagree with you but there are some glaringly ignorant statements that seem to stem from a lack of experience with the actual cultur
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by bfuller 4y ago
I would argue that it does matter because the will of the masses is an extraordinarily powerful force and provoking them by ousting someone universally loved like Khan (heck I am a huge Khan fan and wish we had politicians like that in the
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by bfuller 4y ago
Yeah sadly all the old heads that tell me stories of putting think tanks together so that consumers owned their metadata, all the excitement of activism by those few super nerds end up telling it to me from their mansions bought by creating
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by bfuller 4y ago
RIP google reader
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by bfuller 4y ago
In a corporate structure, yes I would say so. Whether that is the best organizational method is another debate for another thread.
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by bfuller 4y ago
Business can totally be done in a fair and ethical way, that's just not western culture. Here you get promoted for stomping on someones neck with your boot
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by bfuller 4y ago
Well yeah, its to see who has to dip into their money that is supposed to be locked in. If I was in the business of usury I wouldn't want to lend to people who couldn't keep the collateral locked up for 6 months.
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by bfuller 4y ago
isnt it pretty common for people to pay their expenses with their LLC bank # because it doesnt matter what you spend it on if x amount of dollars goes through the account it allows you privilege of credit
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by bfuller 4y ago
Sears used to take clothing back and replace it if it had any wear on it. In the 90s I bought a couple pairs of jeans at sears and just kept replacing them until they stopped doing that.
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by bfuller 4y ago
This definitely happens all the time, I get packages whose boxes have obviously been opened before all the time. People double-dipping amazon products and saying they never got the package (or it was stolen) has been going on forever.
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by bfuller 4y ago
How much do you make per year? I wonder how good of a mood you would be in if you were working 2+ fast food jobs to support your kids in a tiny apartment.
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by bfuller 4y ago
Location: Remote Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Mobile Development, Cloud Scaling, I am adept at soft skills. Resume/CV: On demand. I just exited the startup I created called Randonautica, so for the past few years I w
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by bfuller 4y ago
Of course a human can't outrun a car. This isn't some unprecedented idea, people have retired for this reason before: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-50573071
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by bfuller 4y ago
I definitely think about that possibility and whether the distiller was skilled/wise enough to remove the methanol before i try homemade moonshine
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by bfuller 4y ago
Marketing does cause numerous harms, but there is a great argument to be made that marketing to children specifically is inherently unethical.
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by bfuller 4y ago
No idea their reasoning, but if I were a top football, swimmer, or other athlete and knew that a computer could outperform me even at my highest level would be pretty disconcerting.
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by bfuller 4y ago
A lot of McDonald's are franchised, its probably up to the franchise owner whether or not to build a play area. In the age of covid and monkeypox I doubt many franchisees would shell out the cash.
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by bfuller 4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but that chart shows gas prices on feb 21 being as high as in 2014, that upward trend just looks like a recovery from the $1 gas we had at the begging of the US "stay at home order"
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by bfuller 4y ago
Counterintelligence probably runs maintenance and security etc
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by bfuller 4y ago
I had a successful commercial arc completely built on interactions I had on telegram. I built a profitable company and exited all because I decided to download this app 4 years ago. Needless to say I will be paying for their premium service
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by bfuller 4y ago
I'd put my money on it. How long did it take for us to go from DARPA experiments to iPhone and 80 year olds on facebook?
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by bfuller 4y ago
Telegram is really a great organizational app and social platform. I created and sold a startup based solely on telegram interactions.
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by bfuller 4y ago
i was 13 when my public upload folder started getting messed with, sad day
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by bfuller 5y ago
You can use a cell phone camera as a TRNG, there are plenty of papers ie https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7132901

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