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by clcaev 7mo ago
The referenced policy says "We will unleash the private sector by creating incentives to identify and disrupt adversary networks and scale our national capabilities." https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/up
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by clcaev 7mo ago
They would be uncommon for single family homes or duplexes unless built in last decade or so. Audio intercom with shared entry door buzzer are common with older apartment complexes. Newer buildings and retrofits have video.
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by clcaev 7mo ago
I'd like Claude on IOS to pull/commit from a private git repository for Markdown and ideally drawio diagram editing.
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Jeff Bezos in Talks to Raise $100B for AI Manufacturing Fund(wsj.com)
3 points by clcaev 7mo ago|0 comments
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by clcaev 7mo ago
Thank you for your thoughtful reply. I ended up hiring a contractor to run PoE but that was not cheap. Setting up the VLan was time consuming and I failed to do it right the first time. The intercom feature is invaluable but an entry buzzer
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by clcaev 7mo ago
We shouldn’t have to surrender our privacy for simple conveniences. Is there a market here? Can someone make an open source, privacy-focused doorbell? Perhaps like the Software Conversancy’s OpenWRT One wifi router. With an open specificati
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by clcaev 7mo ago
There are all kinds of externalities that we fail to accommodate in our market pricing.
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by clcaev 7mo ago
How will public libraries comply?
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by clcaev 7mo ago
I can see why some things landed here. Medicine is expensive. Desperate people are more susceptible to fraud. Yet things are improving: someone like me would be long dead a generation ago. We should look at these challenges holistically and
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by clcaev 7mo ago
For those of modest means there is also the "fail first" insurance process where you need to use less expensive therapies before a more appropriate therapy is approved. Each failure can be costly to a patient's health, often
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by clcaev 7mo ago
Don’t forget about https://verifiedvoting.org/ and its decades-long advocacy for scanned paper ballots.
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by clcaev 7mo ago
I hope the addendum helps clarify. This study showed executives spent relatively more time on questions with moral/ethical concerns. Perhaps the control questions were more similar daily work and hence familiar, while there were fewer
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by clcaev 7mo ago
Executives are certainly capable of understanding moral/ethical concerns. Around 2005, a Yale Psychology PhD candidate asked me to write a web-based survey instrument with various questions, some on complex but straight forward busines
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by clcaev 7mo ago
We should be using federated organizational architectures when appropriate. For Wikipedia, consider a central read-only aggregated mirror that delegates the editorial function to specialized communities. Common, suggested tooling (software
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by clcaev 7mo ago
> I generally feel like people should be free to do whatever insane stuff they want with their own lives. The problem with people doing insane stuff with their "own money" is the burden they often exact on their family or socie
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by clcaev 7mo ago
I found the first week on LDN to be challenging due to "horror flick" vivid dreams. LDN reduces "central amplification" of neuropathic pain, so it is a good fit for my disease profile.
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by clcaev 7mo ago
I didn't mean to make a rosy comment, thanks for the ribbing. Tramadol isn't all that strong, but it does take the edge off. With a 6 week taper, my challenge was more about the resurgent pain. I would not recommend Tramadol, the
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by clcaev 7mo ago
We really could use better treatments for chronic pain. I've found low dose naltrexone to be somewhat effective for severe chronic pain. Not as good as opiods. THC can also help somewhat, but its action seems so dissociative. At an eff
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Silicon Valley is building a shadow power grid for data centers across the US(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by clcaev 8mo ago|0 comments
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by clcaev 8mo ago
It was a lovely discussion and made consider other approaches, thank you. Sadly, I’m must leave the conversation now. I’m very ill these past few years and am unlikely to recover. I suggest reading Elinor Ostrom’s book, Governing the Common
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by clcaev 8mo ago
Please be do careful about elitism. It's one thing to rely upon expert testimony or administrative roles, its quite another to assert a technocratic leadership. In a human-centered world, people know and generally trust their local f
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by clcaev 8mo ago
I choose to think our current political challenges are human nature and historic, but increasingly unmoored by modern social isolation and addictive media without the dampening love (and healthy stress) of community. Ubiquitous estrangement
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by clcaev 8mo ago
I'm curious to hear more of this "Informed Consent" based framework. I think disclosure of potential negative outcomes from a decision would help. My concern with liquid democracy is about speed and predictability. Politics
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by clcaev 8mo ago
The principal danger is the concentration of power. We should start by rejuvenating and supporting local communities and institutions, interpersonal human connections with primacy. Bottom up governance seems critical, it is where political
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by clcaev 8mo ago
In my experience, neighborhood and municipal governance often works unreasonably well with life-long public servants who, even if not be the most brilliant of us, diligently work every day like the rest of us. Technology must assist local,
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by clcaev 8mo ago
Thirty years ago I was enthusiastic about what we now call liquid democracy . Elders, to whom I spoke that lived through WWII, saw dynamic+direct democracy as extremely dangerous. I now share their opinion. To have a healthy world, we need
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by clcaev 8mo ago
Well developed and maintained Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) go along way towards repeatable human processes. The hard part is finding the organizational discipline to use/maintain them.
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by clcaev 8mo ago
Billionaire status points not only to extraordinary talent but also to remarkable positioning in our business environment and regulatory framework. If that environment/framework has been unjust, how could you remedy it? A taking seems
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by clcaev 9mo ago
Someone who stops at road side, and helps a stranger with a tire iron, likely has no reason other than it just feels the right thing to do; the recipient's smile being the most precious payment they could possibly receive.
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by clcaev 9mo ago
Pharma ads as AI health advice will be super profitable. AIs are very engaging and able convince people they have a disease, inadvertently coach them on how to mislead their doctor, and how to fast track diagnosis supporting their specific

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