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by dylan604 2mo ago
> Now I know you get tracked by the celltowers anyway Yes, but theGoog doesn't own that data. By having all of theGoogOS devices scanning and reporting back directly to theGoog, theGoog gets that data for free. Plus, all of the othe
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You just asked the same thing twice
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Only to be repeated with the experience of streaming vs torrents
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"The CD was announced[4] on July 3, 1996 and released on August 30th[5]. The hacker group GNOMON released Quakecrk.zip only 39 days later[6]." While not being familiar with the Windows side of things, I did frequent the a.b.m.a ne
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It's the original torrent network
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> When the bank goes belly up, your deposit is FDIC secured up to the account limit which is tiny in the scale of things. The FDIC is meant to protect individual people from loosing all of their money from the collapse of a bank, current
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If Iron Mountain made a deal with PBS-affiliate, they'd be breaking the terms of the contract with their customer (the fact it is defunct is just an asterisk). If you were an Iron Mountain client and one of your customers made an end r
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by dylan604 2mo ago
"They then used lasers to deliver tiny doses of light" I didn't know there was funding for this
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Paid for how? The expansion of people not on medicaid to be paying in was supposed to be how expanding medicaid could be achieved.
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That's one way to look at it, but in theory, you're paying to access news stories that otherwise would not be available. I've never seen a feature of paying for the "plus" to be ad free. That's like suggesting
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That's the kind of thing that makes you wake up in the wrong town.
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I spent my early years in an online tape edit bay. The jog/shuttle wheel has always been something that just seemed like the perfect fit. Even in today's NLE, there are multiple devices trying to fill this need, yet none have the
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by dylan604 2mo ago
> In one case, law enforcement didn't pay their bill, resulting in the person being wiretapped having the wiretap connection show up on their bill, blowing the case. In the fictional world of The Wire, one of the "wires" w
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Overlay MI (Misery Index) checks out with what I'm experiencing
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Don't forget about the California recall that put Arnold in charge. There were pornstars and all sorts absurdist candidates due to the nature of how the recall works. More recently, you had some ex-reality TV personality running for ma
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Yes, that's how I read it as well, but the question remains in how did Claude know this? It was not clear to me that Claude was being presented the original scan. The entire exercise is farcical, but it wasn't as clear exactly ho
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See, there you go thinking being able to use a website is a right
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But you could obviously be doing it faster/smarter by using Gemini /s
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The Musk plane thing is different because a) it's Musk, b) it's a plane Nobody will care that Stan from Flock drove his sedan to pick up his kid from soccer practice, stopped at the store to pick up milk, and then drove home. That
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by dylan604 2mo ago
You say that to someone that has personally brought up 4 16-drive 4RU units on a Friday with brand new drives and then left over the weekend to complete the striping and an initial warm up process of writing/deleting files to the array
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I'm not offended. I'm just thinking of how large $8.5 billion is and what could be done with some of that profit while still keeping a shit ton of profit. It's not like I suggested spending $8.25 billion, I just suggested a
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great, so now what? who are you giving access to that data that will mean anything? the cops aren't going to do anything with it as it does not pertain to anything within the purview. the only thing I could think that would be done wit
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again, that's a far cry from each of those kids installing a model to run under cli. you're describing someone else creating a simple UI to use instead of the other models
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If your employees are only 70% as good, as skilled, as knowledgeable while not knowing it, then you can absolutely kill a reactor just like Chernobyl. The overconfidence is what allowed them to put the reactor in the state they did and not
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How would the video captured from those cameras be used? These people are already driving on the same streets you and I do, so how would they not also be in the Flock footage? If you capture TBs of video footage and nobody sees it, what&#x2
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This reads like translate this English into Spanish into English into Spanish into English into Spanish into English and get something totally different than the original.
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This seems like a know your audience situation. >However, in a world of commodity AI models, can simply use a model from an AI provider that does not watermark. Or download any open source model and run it themselves That's seems ab
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Being 70% as good in nuclear engineering sounds scary AF. How would you rank Chernobyl? Better or worse than 70%?
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> Claude is obviously more expensive, but it caught entirely hallucinated sentences created by Mistral OCR 4.0, so I was glad for the backup check. What does this entail? What does Claude do to decide that the text it was provided was ha
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It's better than saying invisibility as that always leads to someone being creepy. Laser beam eyes is of limited use. Moving through walls seems kind of meh to me as that's not a really limiting factor in my day to day. Shooting w

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