digitalPhonix

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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
> If Iran had a different foreign policy That's my point. Iran did, and it did not work out for them so why would they try again? > Polling of Iranians citizens show 69% of people 67% of people believe Trump is doing a bad job; 5
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
That's the difference - they have well defined and bounded errors. LLMs do not.
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
You know that the Iran of then is almost completely unrelated to the Iran of now culturally, politically and even religiously due to... err... “foreign intervention”, right?
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
The question wasn’t about a hammer robot, it was about a hammer
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
That wasn’t the question though? A hammer doesn’t have a chat interface, that’s the point.
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
When used according to it’s datasheet/user manual, how?
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
> I also enjoy the crowing about having only a 6 page constitution and then halfway through the font size is changed to make everything fit, the same way I’d modify line spacing or font size on a paper in high school to hit the teachers
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
> Because the US is overwhelmingly urban sprawl and is not Europe That's a bad excuse a) because Europe isn't one single demographic but still public transport is useful, reliable and safe everywhere (from Dublin/Zurich on
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
Even if you accept that (I don't, and neither should the courts), Google controls the next hundred processing/routing/rendering/middleware steps and is fully in control of the content that makes it to the user.
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
> I am irrationally angry about this Did you notice that the 2,500 mile flight earned/generated/conjured 2,500 miles? (I know, I know, things can change the number you get...)
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
Did you read the things you're linking? > https://owasp.org/www-community/pages/attacks/ip_spoofing_vi... Isn't an actual technique, it's describing the observed result if the server were to
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
That doesn’t work for an HTTP request (or any stateful communication that requires return traffic)
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
Most large US airports do (although it’s a little more subtle than in Asia/middle east). It’ll also usually be branded “priority” or “premium” with the dominant airline for that airport/terminal (eg. Sky Priority or Premier Access
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by digitalPhonix 5mo ago
That might be dependent on terminal. Terminal 3 definitely has a United “Premier Access”/Star Alliance Gold line.
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
Losing your licence and many fines are FAA administrative processes so they don’t care. No courts involved.
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
Putting words in their mouths makes it harder to get the actual statements, which seems counter to getting actual information about (or from) these companies.
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
Cloudflare feels like yet another tech company living too long and becoming the villain. Early Cloudflare days I moved all the infrastructure I was responsible for over to them for being so developer friendly. Now they are both developer un
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
Specifically a coalition of parties that are not in power and seem to be unable to figure out why they aren’t in power.
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
But not with march=native? The distirbuted binaries use two standard instruction sets for x86-64 and one for arm like “march=x86-64-v3” https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Gentoo_binhost/Available_packag...
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
I know all that (I have a class A). That’s why I am calling out the inconsistency as a loophole. One part of the regulatory/legislative system allows a vehicle to be classified as commercial (to get the benefits of looser regulation) b
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
Seems about 5x as many pedestrians die on the roads than cyclists, so by that logic pedestrians are banned from roads too? No more pedestrian accessible roadside shops? https://usafacts.org/articles/how-many-pedestrians
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
The loophole is to classify them as “light” commercial vehicles. I’m fine with that if US regulation was consistent with that commercial classification and they required a CDL to drive (and all the associated annual medical checks and zero
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
I see plenty of landscapers in Ireland with utility vans. What’s wrong with those? (I’m not a landscaper, but they seem to pack in everything from hand tools to those petrol powered tiller & compacting tools)
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
Ahh whoops, yep!
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
I thought Corsair gave up on the consumer RAM market because Altman would pay more. How is Drop going to compete internally for their resources (time/attention/rtc.) when the entire consumer RAM market can’t?
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
The XPS build quality (from what I remember) was pretty good and the new one looks like it has a massive trackpad. Maybe a macbook won't be my default next laptop. Hopefully this is just the start of x86 laptops responding Macbooks. Th
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by digitalPhonix 6mo ago
iOS 26 adoption is that bad? (I am one of the people refusing to update; the nagging is quite annoying and you basically have to refuse to enter your pin now to snooze it)
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by digitalPhonix 7mo ago
It’s an awkward middle problem. In a fully staffed metro department (or even one with volunteer auxiliaries/volunteers staffing 3rd/4th seats from the station when available) the extra calls aren’t much of a problem and I think gi
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by digitalPhonix 7mo ago
Sure, lets test that: https://chatgpt.com/s/t_69c420f3118081919cf525123e39598c https://chatgpt.com/s/t_69c4215daeb481919fdaf22498fb0c4f Do you have a different definition of false? I'm referr
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by digitalPhonix 7mo ago
> What does those three seas you mentioned have in common? They have Nordic coastline on both sides. You should check out the Norwegian Sea? > And just out of curiosity: Why don't they build these wind parks inland in the great p

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