daft_pink

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by daft_pink 9d ago
Maybe we should create petitions for each of the 31 states covered by IDEMIA and all the states covered by Canadian Bank Note to add this to the ID cards. I can't imagine Illinois, where I live that I believe uses IDEMIA from what I kn
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NHTSA Orders Tesla to Provide Answers on Cybercab Certification(driveteslacanada.ca)
5 points by daft_pink 10d ago|1 comments
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by daft_pink 10d ago
Government wants Tesla to explain how it self-certified the Cybercab as complying with federal safety standards even though it has no steering wheel, accelerator pedal, or brake pedal.
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by daft_pink 10d ago
Pretty crazy. We use Ramp at work and it allows you to specifically set budgets for every single credit card and get approvals, etc. This should be an advertisement for them. Hope they setup a go fund me as I would be happy to contribute
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by daft_pink 11d ago
after the kaepernick nonsense, i started buying lululemon clothes and hoka shoes and never bought another nike product ever again.
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by daft_pink 12d ago
Because there are numerous choke points where people need to use devices to do a thing and those devices can record you and the financial incentives for the companies that own these choke points is so great that they end up selling your dat
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by daft_pink 12d ago
I think what you are missing is that it will dramatically lower the cost of living so that everyone’s standard of living increases. It’s not about jobs.
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by daft_pink 13d ago
so glad i use kagi
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by daft_pink 13d ago
there will obviously be a 7g, the real question is whether carriers would adopt it.
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by daft_pink 13d ago
i'm not sure that the minimum should be 1.6M, but it should be more than $30k, when the average vehicle is well above that.
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by daft_pink 15d ago
if I just randomly asked claude how to build a bioweapon would it flag it and then they would claim they stopped it in a press release, even though i have no ability to actually build something like that?
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by daft_pink 26d ago
makes sense. cursor is a real competitor to openai. we're completely switching to grok bot at work after going from claude code >> codex >> grok bot.
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by daft_pink 26d ago
i really would love to see an app we could use to detect these? my wife bought some cosmetics from amazon that turned out to be counterfeit and the only reason we knew it was because we had previously purchased the correct item from sephora
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by daft_pink 1mo ago
i'm a little bit confused by the current news. I thought the supreme court said the tariffs are illegal without congressional approval and the government started refunding the money. now the news is full of all these tarriffs about ca
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by daft_pink 1mo ago
so is this an independent search engine benchmark or a blog post from a search engine provider showing their search engine at the top of the benchmark? i'm a little bit confused as at first when I was reading it i thought it was a sear
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by daft_pink 1mo ago
I would just mention that your summary of the poster's comment omits the central issue, whether their conduct includes criminal terrorist acts. They aren't being designated as a terrorist group because of the cause or the solely
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by daft_pink 1mo ago
What will inflation have to be for us to reach that?
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by daft_pink 1mo ago
A quick ctrl f for Gulf of America yield no results. Just curious lol.
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by daft_pink 1mo ago
i totally agree. I read this and was like i bet the prius in my driveway could do it a lot faster too, who cares.
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
Actually thrilled that I can choose US data residency. Apparently, it was always that way? Happy that I can choose it though as I would prefer my data not be stored somewhere else.
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
I like Django too, but find it difficult to deploy. While frontend frameworks can be easily deployed via a cdn and some microservice backends on something like cloudflare or aws, I find Django very difficult to deploy because it needs an u
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
Why would they allow reviews of ICE Dentention Centers anyways? Who gives a 5 star review to a prison?
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
I would say this month we are buying expensive personal subscriptions for the people who really need AI and canceling subscriptions for people who really don’t adopt it instead of having Gemini Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions for everyone
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
I feel they are pushing their own narrative without really having any evidence. We use Microsoft at work because we would either use Microsoft or Google for email. The email service is critical to the choice. We can’t run our own reliably
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
Aren’t they actually funded by swipe fees and the banks just make money off the interest but generally swipe fees are a transfer from the retailer to the consumer but ultimately built into the price.
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
I think that generally if you ignore the 5 star review and then look for a staircase pattern of 4, 3, 2 and 1 star reviews on yelp or google then that place is generally awesome. If most reviews are either 5 stars or 1 stars then the place
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
Wall Street research is a scam mostly because efficient market hypothesis suggests that real research would cost so much more than this type of coverage and distribution would be much less so obviously the research is for some other purpose
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
I logged into my Claude work account with $99 per month level and it says included until July 19 next to Fable when I click the model selector button.
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
Is anyone else wondering why their house isn’t made of Roman Concrete everytime they read a story like this.
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by daft_pink 2mo ago
Maybe it’s one of those absurd situations where canceling a service doesn’t actually stop the charges. Instead, they quietly begin billing you for some random add-on that was bundled with the original service. You never knew it existed, nev

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