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by davorak 7mo ago
I do not want to see posts to AI summaries with the AIs the way they are now. None I have used so far can cite sources correctly or verify its information. If the poster is not doing that verification then it is pushing that work on to the
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by davorak 8mo ago
> For now, sure, we're in the transitional period, but in the long run? Why? Assuming that after the transitional period it will still be humans working with ai tools to build things where humans actually add value to the process.
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by davorak 8mo ago
I do not think the law provides guidance here. The signal is only required when children are the primary device/account users. So one model would be any initial account set up is automatically considered the 'account holder'
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by davorak 8mo ago
> That sounds like an OS feature that parents would like to have. Probably has some market value. Maybe just let the market figure that one out. If there was a competitive market for OSs this probably would work, but we do not really hav
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by davorak 8mo ago
Which seems like a silly accidental overreach of the law. If that is the way it applies. The literal reading of the law says this only required when a child is the primary user of the device. > (b) (1) A developer shall request a signal
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by davorak 8mo ago
The language I found was: > when the application is downloaded and launched So it looks like the law only requires it on first launch. Which makes sense if the application can only be run from that one account. Apps that can be launche
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by davorak 8mo ago
> why does the operating system need to be involved in this? The goal in my mind is to have an account a parent can setup for their child. This account is set up by an account with more permissions access. Then the app store depends on t
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by davorak 8mo ago
I think the level of ai we have is amazing. > there are people out there who think it's trash because we can trick it if we ask questions in weird ways. Some of this sentiment comes form wanting AI to be predictable and for me stumb
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by davorak 8mo ago
> No, they do not delegate the power to lay (set) taxes to the executive, they do assign the executive the function of collecting the taxes laid by Congress. The quote from the constitution is "The Congress shall have Power To lay a
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by davorak 8mo ago
I think I found the law: > SEC. 122. BALANCE-OF-PAYMENTS AUTHORITY. > (a) Whenever fundamental international payments problems > require special import measures to restrict imports— > (1) to deal with large and serious United St
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by davorak 8mo ago
I have to assume that some of that 4% has second order negative effects on US importers and consumers. Profit margins can not always go down by 4% and in those cases goods and services would then not be available to US importers and consume
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by davorak 8mo ago
I kept having issues like this, with a different kinds of videos, until I scrubbed my history of any of the kinds of videos I did not want. If I click on something I thought I would want to watch and it is the kind of video I do not want re
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by davorak 8mo ago
> Can humans actually do that? From my reading yes, but I think I am likely reading the statement differently than you are. > from first principles Doing things from first principles is a known strategy, so is guess and check, brute f
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by davorak 8mo ago
My minimum is start with a freshly formatted hard drive then reinstall the os, software(fresh not transffered), and data required for your use. > There are more steps you can take to ensure greater safety. There are firmware infections t
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by davorak 9mo ago
> My opinion is that open source documentation is like polite dinner conversation: It’s not the proper place to discuss politics. I know this is a common turn of phrase, but I can not help thinking that if the political conversation is i
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by davorak 9mo ago
They were able to replace the downloaded executable with their own version. From the article: > 2. Even though the bad actors have lost access to the server from the 2nd of September, 2025, they maintained the credentials of our internal
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by davorak 9mo ago
Standard answer to a potentially compromised machine is to start with a factory reset machine and add the software and data you need to do your work/use the machine. Do not take executables from the compromised machine and use them any
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by davorak 9mo ago
> Choosing to not engage in support or opposition I do not think it is uncommon for someone to do this, then see the side they oppose win more in elections, public perception, etc then decide to engage more and that is "why is there
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by davorak 9mo ago
> I become so tired of it that it starts actively frustrating me to see. Something similar, significantly different though, happen to a friend. They started distrusting the incogni.com after seeing their advertisements over and over aga
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by davorak 9mo ago
> Otherwise it is just noise. This is absolutely no statement about the status quo, but just how my brain works. It's also not a statement against activism in general, just about my personal opinion of it in certain places. I consid
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by davorak 9mo ago
17MPH is way to fast, depending on the details. I do not think the article gives the details to know if it was a reasonable speed to be going or not, enough details to know it might be to fast, like proximity to a school and children presen
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by davorak 9mo ago
Driving is based so much off of feel so my numbers may be off, but in the scenario you are talking about 5mph seems reasonable, 10mph already seems like to much.
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by davorak 9mo ago
jira, bitbuck, etc historically and currently are all slow(still faster than they used to be, considerably so). So in comparison to a set of tools I have always seen talked about as slow, gitlab is faster.
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by davorak 9mo ago
Farmers who own their farm is the traditional group that would qualify. That population is much smaller than it used to be to my understanding though.
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by davorak 9mo ago
> Some of this is over-the-top paranoia. If ICE wants to get into your car, they'll just break the window. Then when I get to my car I can see the broken window and report it or at least know someone broke into my car. With remote e
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by davorak 9mo ago
That is not advise to try for natural immunity instead of or before getting the vaccine.
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by davorak 9mo ago
None of that is advise to not take the vaccine and try for natural immunity before getting a vaccination. In fact the advise here is conditional on "a paucity of vaccine doses" so they may(not clear one way or the other from your
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by davorak 9mo ago
> https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.24.21262415v ... > https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/191/8/1420/6556183 > https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.
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by davorak 9mo ago
> If we are to believe his words, it worked out for him once, so it makes sense that he would decide to try things that are unconventional when his entire life was at stake. In general this is not true, for example if you win the lottery
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by davorak 9mo ago
> On [2] he said that natural immunity from getting covid-19 is better than getting the vaccine alone, He was more on the anti vax side than this statement implies, at least that was my take away from the [2] article: > For unvaccinat

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