fluidcruft

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by fluidcruft 6d ago
Nope
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by fluidcruft 7d ago
I actually saw the previous version yesterday and read it. Then I saw this one today and thought it was a different finding. Somewhat annoying.
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by fluidcruft 7d ago
When I studied neuroanatomy in the early 2000s it was already taught that the evolutionary history of the forebrain (from comparative anatomy) seems to have invaded the hindbrain and seems to control it like a puppet. It's nice to see
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by fluidcruft 7d ago
That link has nothing to do with android or google or graphene or security patches whatsoever.
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by fluidcruft 7d ago
Gaslighting is making a person question the validity of their own true memories.
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by fluidcruft 7d ago
I'm pretty sure the commitment has always been is for security updates, not for the latest OS. My first phone was a Motorola that shipped with Eclair. Froyo had already been released and Motorola had a release date for Froyo scheduled
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by fluidcruft 8d ago
I honestly don't think anyone would care. They have a "leg up" for what 3 months every 3 months? Nobody buys a Pixel because of this minute software advantage. Maybe get Motorola or Samsung to support security updates for six
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by fluidcruft 8d ago
I don't really see what the Pixel-only early API releases achieve except for allowing developers to work on Pixels ahead of time, but Pixels are such a small sliver of the universe that it basically just gives Google a leg up, I would
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by fluidcruft 8d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47599305 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47652324
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by fluidcruft 8d ago
I can't tell what's going on with all the LibreOffice drama and whether it's a zombie on life support after the professional community management class kicked all the actual developers out (my take away).
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by fluidcruft 9d ago
USA has always been very aggressive about territory and hostile to Europe in the Americas. The Canada vs UK vs EU relationship seems more interesting to me.
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by fluidcruft 13d ago
Or... hear me out: put up a cell tower and don't waste energy throwing devices that literally burn up in the atmosphere in a few years. Yeah, that doesn't really help boats or people in the middle of the Amazon. Satellite internet
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by fluidcruft 14d ago
This phrasing is a very specific "Hello, this is Claude"
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by fluidcruft 14d ago
Don't even need fiber. Starlink is only on par with 5G.
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by fluidcruft 14d ago
Streaming video on airplane flights?
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by fluidcruft 15d ago
They at least have some sort of a take a selfie and some app guesses your age based on the photo option that I had not heard of. > Accepted age verification methods > Yoti offers several ways to confirm you're 18 or over. You can
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by fluidcruft 18d ago
Isn't that what a streaming stick is for? Who needs those complex TV remotes anyway. I've been running on Roku remotes for years and haven't missed anything. Even TiVo remotes are too complex.
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by fluidcruft 19d ago
I like the idea of a small light ereader but credit card sized is just... way too small. I really don't get it. Like people miss the old small phones because it did discouraged reading and phones became the size they are now because th
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by fluidcruft 19d ago
I don't know where Hollowood ever said it WW2 was about Jews. IDK if things have changed but generally the whole narrative in the US is presented as unwitting yankies discovering the horrors of the death camps. It's debated how mu
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by fluidcruft 20d ago
Some industries are forced to care about privacy. HIPAA does have some holes, but IT are extremely cautious. What that ultimately means is a contract that shifts liability to the vendor. And from what I understand legal is in danger of gett
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by fluidcruft 24d ago
This is like suggesting you can show people more ads by keeping them in line at the DMV for longer. Try that at your peril. People aren't at the DMV to waste time and there's a reason the DMV is hated.
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by fluidcruft 24d ago
Theoretically, Goggle doesn't care which websites run their ads, so they might as well give you the most useful ones. Search doesn't really work for engagementmaxxing.
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by fluidcruft 25d ago
Possibly, but sunk costs fallacy often means it's possible to rely on the maintainer to stick around. I think we all know how disposable LLM-generated code can be. If I wanted to vibe code my own thing, I'd do it my way rather tha
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by fluidcruft 26d ago
Are you under the impression that if you ask two programmers to solve the same problem, you will receive the same code or design from both?
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by fluidcruft 27d ago
Well, the debate about the Bill of Rights itself was that the Constitution does not explicitly authorize those activities the first place (which is why they were amendments) and that listing any of them would imply that things not explicitl
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by fluidcruft 27d ago
Because the users of the cameras have proven themselves untrustworthy.
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by fluidcruft 28d ago
You certainly can ask it to produce a verifiable report that tells you how to verify its claims. Yes, you do need to verify the results and confirm you agree with it. I do this sort of thing a lot to discover misunderstandings Claude has ab
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by fluidcruft 29d ago
Thank you for the clarification!
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by fluidcruft 1mo ago
Audits are primarily about liability and safe harbors in lawsuits. Companies get audits on record so that if something happens they have someone to throw under the bus and pass damages off onto.
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by fluidcruft 1mo ago
I'm fairly skeptical the website supports NFC payments.

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