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by duxup 8mo ago
I wonder how accurate that number is. Are detected drones just blips on some detection system? Are they even drug running drones, are they even drones at all?
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by duxup 8mo ago
The current administration has staffed administrators who seem to choose "shoot first and ask questions later" and generally struggle to communicate / coordinate like adults.
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by duxup 8mo ago
The article just describes how they're ingesting the data, some Palantir rep is watching the deliveries remotely and what sounds like manually entering delivery data. From there I'm guessing the "AI" part is an LLM inter
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by duxup 8mo ago
Firefox, the article is referencing Firefox. Yeah the AI thing sucks. I keep bumping their AI button on mobile and I can't find way to disable it. Also is reader mode is gone one mobile anymore, the AI icon seems to have replaced it
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by duxup 8mo ago
Hanlon's Razor would point to incompetence, and from this administration as an explanation that fits the pattern / seems likely. I'd also throw in an assumption that they're reaching for any threat possible to shake th
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by duxup 8mo ago
I feel like we're on a completely different internet or if you're just scraping up a lot of spam based on word count ... ?
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by duxup 8mo ago
Considering Tesla sales isn't that likely anyhow?
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by duxup 8mo ago
How do you even gauge "professional reviewers" these days? How do you know you'll notice anything they consider?
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by duxup 8mo ago
I don't think your description here makes any sense.
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by duxup 8mo ago
I run an Orbi system (although it cost far less than $1k like the one mentioned) and I like it. I'm not sure I agree with the article about scoring and how people should make decisions. I don't think there's any magic in on
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by duxup 8mo ago
Even when it was about games there was an absurd amount of "games ... but the host has almost uncovered boobs pointed at the screen" content. Felt like Twitch was always teetering on the edge and really nobody with any power cared
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by duxup 8mo ago
I'll riff off this and say that even Google in its heyday was strangely uneven from product to product. Some products were amazing, still pretty dang good. Some products were released in a mess, abandoned nearly from the start, or dr
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by duxup 8mo ago
Anyone with any sort of intellectual honesty, or reads any kind of responsible news source would know that despite a solidly controlled GOP government, "fiscal responsibility" is just a slogan for the GOP. They're big gover
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by duxup 8mo ago
I think because you get the disjointed Idiocracy Carl's Junior interaction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d7SaO0JAHk As it is when I go to some fast food places they greet you in one voice (possibly a central order
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by duxup 8mo ago
When I used to do a lot of phone tech support and my employer hired a company to do customer satisfaction surveys. I got a 0 out of 5 on several occasions with the comment "Stop calling me at this phone number, I don't know who
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by duxup 8mo ago
But many tech companies try to track everyone for their own reasons ... They are surveillance companies. That's part of the problem.
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by duxup 8mo ago
I’ve been shocked by the poor support. I didn’t expect speed but what I’ve experienced has been what feels like bottom of the barrel outsourced support you get from some no name brand company….
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by duxup 8mo ago
> Asked whether the Russian government planned to ban Telegram, Mr. Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, declined to comment. I suppose there’s a tantalizing issue that outright ban might mean they can’t ever extract that data. Threatening t
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by duxup 8mo ago
Oh man we had a person leave unexpectedly who controls our Apple organization for our dev accounts. I'm several months into me making requests, getting responses at least a week later for each email where the responder ... didn'
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by duxup 8mo ago
Yup, reddit is awash in established accounts that suddenly start spamming. Whole pools of them working to the same goal at times.
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by duxup 8mo ago
It feels like we're dealing with ideology / leadership that is incapable of understanding second order effects, and folks pushing them along who don't really care about second order effects as long as they can get their cut o
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by duxup 8mo ago
I've certainly noticed the summary posts. I'll actually post a comment or question and I'll get a reply with a bit of a paragraph of what feels like a very "off" (not 'wrong' but strangely vague) summary o
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Online Accusations in Guthrie Abduction Leave One Family 'Scared Numb'(nytimes.com)
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by duxup 8mo ago
I suspect these companies know they can't actually provide the saftey people demand ... in that way this is more "honest".
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by duxup 8mo ago
I'm not convinced that companies venturing into the unknown really know more than anyone else, they just survive or don't. I've no idea what OpenAI is up to and honestly the public actions of Sam & Co seem like they fee
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by duxup 8mo ago
As far as an AI no jobs catastrophe, I doubt they have any idea / plan any better than any rando person out there. They just think being first puts them in a good spot.
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by duxup 8mo ago
That doesn’t seem to actually address anything I said.
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by duxup 8mo ago
Yeah someone tells me something has been made “safe” is nice but unless I know exactly what that means … it’s easy to say safe by someone who doesn’t have to deal with it when the bad corner case happens. Oh and it’s safe… in this browser…
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by duxup 8mo ago
Can I turn off Firefox's AI? I keep bumping that button on mobile and it's killing my experience.
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by duxup 8mo ago
I think he's also slinging random business deals too. The "A letter from Sam & Jony" page is one of the weirdest I've seen in a while: https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/ Step after step it seems

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