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451.
by croes 4mo ago
Given the promise of AI it doesn’t need special treatment to handle our data we change a lot to please the needs of AI. Like replacing streets with rails while we claim FSD works out of the box
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by croes 4mo ago
The best at the moment is DK Bananza but it’s nowhere near a Zelda game. The rest are updates and remaster of previous games. There isn’t teal system seller at the moment
453.
by croes 4mo ago
So why do people buy a Switch 2?
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by croes 4mo ago
I hear a lot of this "nothing has happened so far" from people who DUI before their first crash and people who use the same password on multiple sites before their first credential stuffing hack
455.
by croes 4mo ago
In this example https://web.dev/patterns/files/open-a-directory I can select Downloads
456.
by croes 4mo ago
Yet. It’s not hard to imagine a case where it is a bad idea to give the browser access to the whole content of a directory. There is a reason why it’s Chromium browsers only, don’t you think?
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Tesla driver says it was on Autopilot before fatal Texas home crash(electrek.co)
4 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
But commercial planes have a lot more passengers per plane So in the end commercial planes have a higher death toll?
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Slow breathing modulates brain function and risk behavior(cell.com)
418 points by croes 4mo ago|119 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
If this is how a US victory looks I don’t want to see defeat. Here for reference what Trump called the worst deal ever https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_the_Iran_nuclear_...
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Tethered Bootrom Exploit for Apple A12, S4/S5 and A13 SoCs(github.com)
3 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
Nuclear energy is still turning water to steam, no really future like. Turning sun light to electricity on the other hand is more that
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by croes 4mo ago
So browsers don't need fingerprinting anymore because each device has a unique key?
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by croes 4mo ago
What do you think why AI uses that pattern so often? Could it be in the human generated training data? Seems like a logical fallacy. Just because AI uses that pattern doesn’t mean that pattern means AI
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by croes 4mo ago
Seems it was even less https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48552687
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by croes 4mo ago
This doesn’t sound like a jailbreak https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48552687
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Meta Employees Hate Zuckerberg's Plan for a Companywide AI Hackathon(wired.com)
6 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
468.
by croes 4mo ago
Musk can afford the Trump Gold Card
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by croes 4mo ago
> The hardest part, though, is how it happened. DOGE’s cuts sliced through American research grants like a thresher, “but this was much murkier,” Reynolds says. “We were never canceled. We were just starved to death.” Maybe time to sue t
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by croes 4mo ago
Betteridge's Law of Headlines
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by croes 4mo ago
I’m sure he knew what would happen when he reposted Tommy Robinson‘s tweet. Not much different from Trump and the January 6th protest. You can’t support racists and right wing extremists and claim you aren’t one of those. Not his first time
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by croes 4mo ago
They can’t build something like Cursor with AI for less than $60B?
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by croes 4mo ago
> Experts in artificial intelligence estimate the risk of an ai-caused catastrophic event at 10-50% Because something AI did or because a human in the loop blindly trusted the result of AI or the promises of AU companies?
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SearchLeak: We Turned M365 Copilot into a One-Click Data Exfiltration Weapon(varonis.com)
6 points by croes 4mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 4mo ago
Some assume that everything noteworthy regarding the internet is SV based.
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by croes 4mo ago
So the backdoor isn’t in the offer but came per offer
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by croes 4mo ago
the requirement could be when the hardware reaches EOL unlock the bootloader
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by croes 4mo ago
First > at all costs That’s with nearly 100% certainty always wrong at leads to disaster Second I doubt the new requirements will hinder shell companies that much. The honest people on the other hand will be screwed.
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by croes 4mo ago
Just look at the wealth distribution. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Global_Distribution_... > Modern day securities are broken because they're poorly regulated because the public doesn't vote fo
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by croes 4mo ago
Seems they did https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48529544

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