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by drfloyd51 6d ago
How is this not marketing for large websites? Facebook doesn’t give a shit about censorship, beyond it means a limited audience.
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by drfloyd51 6d ago
It’s not about the language. It’s about the runtime environment. Not everything is fully developed UI running on beefy CPUs with gigs of RAM. Sometimes the environment forces a language choice.
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by drfloyd51 8d ago
Discover the laws in a current code base? They are usually in the “tests” folder. So anything capable of extracting unit tests is extracting “laws”. One might consider the test name the text of a law. And the AI fills in the details.
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by drfloyd51 10d ago
So… all that data is literally there for any unauthorized person to walk up and take it. It’s not even suitably encrypted on device? Zero trust in anything Flock says.
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by drfloyd51 10d ago
I will applaud them for being clever, hacky even. Applause!!!!
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by drfloyd51 11d ago
So you mean the ability to run a shell from code And receive structured data back?
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by drfloyd51 13d ago
“Now” is weird. It doesn’t exist in a cosmic sense. Check out book “the order of time”.
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by drfloyd51 13d ago
Well, that’s good enough for me.
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by drfloyd51 13d ago
If someone in that meeting quickly raised a hand in an arc, you would notice the “about to throw something” pattern, look and notice the hand holds an eraser, analyze the arc and predict possible flight paths of the eraser. Then possibly no
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by drfloyd51 18d ago
FTC? They might be doing it FOR the FTC.
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by drfloyd51 19d ago
I thought you were going to say, don’t publish the code. Publish the prompts.
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by drfloyd51 20d ago
I hope we have the social infrastructure to support people whose jobs are automated. Because no one, especially a 75-year-old, should starve to death living in poverty.
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by drfloyd51 20d ago
This is the signal the the government no longer serves the people. Delivering water is a basic government function. If they won’t make water a right, expect large numbers of dead.
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by drfloyd51 21d ago
And here we are. Needing cars. Unless you want to spend the big money of rebuilding cities.
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by drfloyd51 21d ago
But we aren’t talking about that individual energy needs. We are talking about everyone’s energy needs at scale. The economies of scale work differently for billions of mouths vs one mouth.
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by drfloyd51 21d ago
Religious and too poor to eat meat. Not exactly selling the idea of “strict vegan diet” to a bunch of people with enough cash for meat and incisors in their jaws. You got any examples of cultures en mass with “strict vegan diets” because le
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by drfloyd51 22d ago
We have zero business using AI en mass right now. We are running random code in user space. It’s a damn virus. We don’t fully understand all of their abilities. We are cruising towards disaster.
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by drfloyd51 22d ago
Shan’t is a lot of fun. It feels like such a misuse of contractions. But it works. And it’s fun to say. Also fun: yesn’t. Yes, but really no.
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by drfloyd51 23d ago
Why would SO be down? If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around does it matter?
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by drfloyd51 23d ago
It was not a healthy relationship. And things slowly got worse and worse over time. I was too inexperienced to see the red flags. Eventually after 19 years I wised up. Resentment started building up and up and up.
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by drfloyd51 23d ago
I went under for 2 different surgeries. One of them I had post surgery complications. Years later, we needed to know the year I had the complications. I remembered the surgery, simply look it up and ta-da I got the date. Except, my wife tho
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by drfloyd51 25d ago
Worked like crap on mobile as well.
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by drfloyd51 25d ago
News is hardly the Internet. And everything in News is on the Internet. There are news+ articles available to Apple subscribers. This is hardly “the internet”. This is analogous to premium memberships on websites. Nor is it required that an
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by drfloyd51 26d ago
Because when 50gb was a lot, by the time you filled it, 200 GB was cheap and a non event.
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by drfloyd51 26d ago
Korrect Oll
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by drfloyd51 26d ago
AI tooling will eventually become the default. Engineers are an implementation detail.
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by drfloyd51 26d ago
One could use his flip flop to invalidate his new position. But one of those two positions is true. And if they guy who spent the most energy on position 1 changes his mind, that is worth paying attention to. His second position is likely a
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by drfloyd51 27d ago
They said as much in their intro. Due to a rare defect in our software, sometimes the zip is corrupted. We blame the user for not backing up, or backing up corrupted files. That is when I stopped reading.
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by drfloyd51 28d ago
Your point being? Hubble in certain circumstances can see narrow and far. If you express this as a cone, you can extrapolate a volume. It might be very useful to have something that can search wide and maybe not as far; nearer Earth dangers
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by drfloyd51 28d ago
This is a fair trade off for many. I want my OS to protect me. All things being equal, if my OS doesn’t help shitty vendors install unwanted stuff… good. It can swing the other way, my options are limited to company’s that pay my OS provide

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