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by dylan604 5mo ago
Trying to wrap my head around how one can still be around someone in 2023 after what happened in 2021. This confusion no way justifies what happened nor am I blaming anyone. I just don't understand it.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> Why is there a difference in judgment here? $$$$$$$
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by dylan604 5mo ago
So anyone with deep enough pockets can do it. However, just because you receive a fine does not mean that you "can't" do it. You've already done it, got caught, now a fine. It does not mean that the LLM model has to be t
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Because DRM is primarily used to ensure the content is not shared in a way the owner does not allow. That is not what SynthID is doing. All it does is allow people to know it is a generated image specifically for when it starts to be widely
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Not sure what's to hide here. The caveat depends on what data is encoded into the watermark. If it's as simple as the date generated and the system that generated it so that it is easily identifiable as AI generated, I'm fine
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Sure, but that's also the same thing someone would say that knows they are leeching contaminants from other parts of their property but are not coming out this output pipe.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Unless you're also trying to send a message where leaving the weapon is the message
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> Just like how the DOT gets to create rules about locomotives but Railways still get to decide who can run trains on their tracks. Fun fact, in 2005, as of Texas Railroad Commission no longer has anything to do with railroads and moved
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by dylan604 5mo ago
>> Tesla also argues that the Eurofins sampling methodology was inappropriate, because the lab placed its sampling equipment in the ditch downstream of the outfall pipe rather than at the outfall itself. The permit requires monitoring
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by dylan604 5mo ago
So the bots are not recognizing the sarcasm font?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
What, you think it's actually higher too?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> It makes me wonder how "gameable" this will become... You better make sure your ad spend is high enough that your product's matter-of-fact result will be positive. That's a nice product you have there. It'd be
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by dylan604 5mo ago
If you're in a country where war is occurring, it doesn't matter if it's a world war or not. There are conflicts in pretty much every continent. North America is waging war in the Middle East. Europe has a multiyear conflict
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by dylan604 5mo ago
if the cartel known as Big Auto resists the change to EV and continues to only make ICE vehicles while their lobbyists convince congress critters to enact legislation making it illegal to import foreign EVs, then it doesn't matter what
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> It's all the same capital and resources that prior administrations had. Is it? Depending on how far back into "prior administrations" you go, the modern US Navy is a shadow of itself.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
It just seems highly unlikely the USG would issue a >$44Billion dollar set of fines to anybody.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
China is buying the oil. They don't care about US Sanctions. Not really sure what you mean by easy way to fix the shortage. Twenty percent of the world's oil trade is no longer trading because the straight is closed. The US is pla
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Doesn't make it a good deal. Just means he can afford to make bad deals.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Iran was quite happy to let Chinese and Russian flagged ships to pass. Now, the US is blocking those as well as anything heading toward Iran. The US recently had a short lived Operation Dumb Name to have the US Navy escort ships out of the
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Iran is blocking transit of ships bearing the flag of countries it opposes. The US is blocking all other ships of countries Iran supports.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Agreed. I think the Epstein angle was just a bonus to a decision made by an incompetent commander-in-chief of the military. It being the sole reason seems farcical even for this administration.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> The thing is... SpaceX and Tesla actually delivered something, in the case of Tesla at least until that damn rust bucket. They were (and, with the exception of the rust bucket, still are) miles ahead of the competition The fact that th
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Did the total of fines the US gov't was looking to levy on Musk total up to more than the $44Billion he spent on Twitter?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
In other threads here, people were talking about TV streaming devices available from China that become residential IP end points. I guess it's easier to swing the ban hammer than approve individual devices.
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"I Hacked This Temu Router. What I Found Should Be Illegal." [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dylan604 5mo ago|4 comments
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Sensationalized title, but what else can one expect from a YT video? Nevertheless, it's interesting seeing just how bad IoT devices are. Yes, yes, I'm well aware of everyone saying how bad they are, but this walks you through exac
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by dylan604 5mo ago
One day many years ago, I saw an item that I did an impulse buy on. It wasn't an ad, but just lame ol' bored surfing discovery. I never even saw the rest of the site the item was bought from. Later I started receiving printed cata
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I wonder what the licensing fees for this type of imagery one could earn. Consider the cost of renting a plane and equipment for this type of footage and then the data management later. Would you be able to recoup that expense?
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by dylan604 5mo ago
A similar one is synthetic. We've used that label for things like synthetic oil, but there are a lot of other things that are synthesized because it is too difficult to get the material naturally .
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> when we grow them in a lab they aren't often considered to be "naturally formed" Isn't this solely because De Beers wants to keep the product of their mines artificially priced higher? So they come up with phrases t

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