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by bogomipz 4y ago
There's a really good 12 episode BBC podcast called "The Lazarus Heist" that details the extent of this state enterprise. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/w13xtvg9
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I'm curious what was the price for London to Barcelona and what was time on the TGV return leg?
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>"What he's talking about isn't really even AI so much as deep learning: there are lots of other branches that now get virtually no play relative to deep learning." Can you say what are some of non-Deep Learning branc
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Interesting. I wonder if every university that uses the textbook just maintains it's own repo then?
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I was curious about the statement in the README: >"Until now, I have not been able to find a MINIX 3 project that allows you to compile the code that is referenced in the book Operating Systems: Design and Implementation (3e) (v3.1.
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by bogomipz 4y ago
Starlink is an access technology. The Tier 1 backbone providers of the Internet are still terrestrial which means terrestrial fiber and submarine cables. Starlink still has to buy transit from the people with fiber. I think Starlink purchas
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Is there an online console somewhere you can paly with and test these cuelang-based policies using cuelang-js?
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>"Cedar falls somewhere between OPA with its datalog (prolog) based search approach and a Zanzibar based approach." I understand the OPA from your description of it as a "datalog(prolog) based search approach" but you
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You are not generating a real physical ID but a representation of an ID, a jpeg. Nor would you be using that representation of an ID to identify and actual person for something that legally requires proof of ID like purchasing alcohol, open
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Can you explain how an AI-generated fake ID for a fake social media account constitutes a felony? On what grounds exactly? Facebook despite attempting to normalize the handing over of government-issued identification to an advertising platf
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>'"Culture war artifact" is not a real term. I've never had what looks like a reasonable combination of three words come up with zero hits in a search engine.' Is this really your barometer for discussion, that a
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It's kind of ridiculous to think that the act of verification is somehow an ongoing service that's needs a monthly fee. When you open a bank account or line of credit or anything else that requires identification that action gener
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>"There's no real defense against AI impersonation at scale, except for charging-for-verification." What's to stop a generative AI from generating a state issued drivers license or similar to go along with that avatar
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I don't think this "subscription service" is actually for the user I think it's for the advertisers. I think the fee is just a smokescreen. I imagine FB having access to something like a driver license gives them your ad
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by bogomipz 4y ago
Does anyone suspect this is little more than a ploy for them add government issued IDs to their trove of user data? I'm guessing this is a way for Mark to sell a new premium tier of data to advertisers. He can charge advertisers for ac
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by bogomipz 4y ago
Generally ISPs will only let you announce the same prefixes to multiple upstream ISP if you have PI address space. If you have PA address space you are probably out of luck. An ISP won't accept your prefixes if they are PA space from a
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by bogomipz 4y ago
First "NID" is a Telco term of art, it's a contractual concern more than anything else. The first device terminates the Fiber. It has an SPF transceiver in at for the wavelength the customer is getting the service on which is
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by bogomipz 4y ago
>"If you had links to two different providers, you would talk BGP to them and say "You can reach this set of IP addresses via me." There is really need to do this is many cases though. If all you are looking for is connect
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>"The internet is a decentralized collection of autonomous systems (AS) and the primary benefit of this setup isn’t exactly realized afaict, which is multiple paths via different carriers." The primary benefit if fully-realized
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by bogomipz 4y ago
There seems to be a lot of misconceptions in your post. >"Additionally, running one more BGP session makes their network appear larger, so they benefit as well." This doesn't make any sense. The number of "BPG session
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by bogomipz 4y ago
The parent I was responding to was not referring specifically to Switzerland, in fact they just said "Government" which is about as general as you can be. Further Nigeria is also wealthy, even if the concentration of wealth is in
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The article states the following about the software: >"It delivers a message to the cockpit with crucial weight and balance data, including how many people are on board, the jet’s empty and gross weight and the position of its cente
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As a topical counterpoint, governments can also just switch off the existing currency in favor of a new currency and create a cash scarcity crisis when theres not enough of the new currency in circulation. This is exactly the situation in N
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by bogomipz 4y ago
Thanks. The bikes are beautiful which is obviously a double edge sword as it makes them that much more desirable to thieves. It looks like the bikes start at $2500 so $133 a year for insurance isn't terrible. The fact that they offer t
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by bogomipz 4y ago
The videos are interesting. Will VanMoof go anywhere in Europe for you then to recover these then? I see Strasbourg and Stockholm in addition to the Netherlands. Any insight into how the pricing works for recovery?
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by bogomipz 4y ago
So you accuse others of pedantry and then go on to make a statement such as: >"The city-run "ZeroWaste" drop off locations certainly produce some waste (heat waste from the vehicles transporting the waste, for instance?).?
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by bogomipz 4y ago
No, it's not pedantry at all. It just sounds like you are not at all familiar with New York City. Delivery services almost exclusively use e-Bikes(which must be charged) and gas powered scooters. Further in New York City you have alway
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by bogomipz 4y ago
There was a good article in the Wall Street Journal a few months ago: "Welcome to Your Airbnb, the Cleaning Fees Are $143 and You’ll Still Have to Wash the Linens": https://archive.is/jTHxx From the above link: &g
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by bogomipz 4y ago
Amazing, a $250 cleaning fee AND a list of chores 3 pages long? So basically you were prepping the AirBnB for the next guest and were graded as if it were their employee. Is staying in private home or apartment over a hotel really worth all
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Care to elaborate?

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