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by brutusurp 4y ago
Shout out to the team at Brave. Great effort. There's a way in which Google SSO can be privacy-ensuring. Not sure why Google hasn't advanced this effort. They have the talent and the resources, that's for sure.
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by brutusurp 4y ago
I can see that Russia invaded Ukraine, I can understand the motivation for it, I can understand and assert my sentiment towards it (i.e., I stand with Ukraine). I can understand that Putin is KGB, and has always pushed a message of world do
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by brutusurp 4y ago
It's not black and white, as you so needlessly assert. Please reevaluate your hyper-reductionism. People can be tired of both America and Russia's lies. I know I am.
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by brutusurp 4y ago
So does Facebook, and Instagram, and Ring cameras, and iRobot vacuums, and voice assistant devices such as Alexa... Where's the government to protect us? Where's the FBI? Are they working inside these companies? Is there a clear c
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by brutusurp 4y ago
Not sure why this is being down-voted. Has it been disproven? Nope. Does the US have a history of instigating war? Yep. Even if it's unnecessary, and at the expense of the rest of the world? Yep (e.g., Japan + nuclear bomb).
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by brutusurp 4y ago
One can ask ChatGPT to make them. There's tons of public and private photo, video, and audio data for fine-tuning/customization. It is really that simple now. Yay...
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by brutusurp 4y ago
By doomscroll, are we referring to "reading about current events anywhere in the world"?
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by brutusurp 4y ago
TL;DR ChatGPT is not search. Google Search is heavily biased towards malware and highest-bidder ads (i.e., Amazon), because Google employs no actual security measures to block malware results from surfacing in Google Search and also Quantum
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by brutusurp 4y ago
"US Intel suggests..." So, the US? Is this one of those, I need to come clean-ish so I talk about it in 3rd person memoir articles?
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by brutusurp 4y ago
Yup... Google's response: [ ] ... And then some people who work at Google hop on threads defending privacy and security standards. Barf. Why isn't there a class-action lawsuit for this?
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by brutusurp 4y ago
> Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) also have difficulty synchronizing their movements to a simple rhythmic stimulus, both intentionally and spontaneously. This led Marsh et al. to conclude that “deficiencies in perceiving and
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by brutusurp 4y ago
Here. I fixed it: Big Corporations are overextended (e.g., empty office buildings; buying up real estate; loss of customer base; pushing out tech that fails; import everything > sustainable manufacturing). Rather than take the huge $$ lo
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by brutusurp 4y ago
One hilarious/dystopian component is that we are paying a company to gather, verify, and sell our data. Shouldn't this be the other way around? IMO, yes...
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by brutusurp 4y ago
The position of the mic on the newer laptops is unmuffled. It's actually a very high-quality signal that can't be muffled. The only way to quiet it is to "kill" it; disconnect it.