fluidcruft

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by fluidcruft 1mo ago
The analogy was not about new vs old customers being allowed to have guns. I think that's a limitation of the analogy because there is no correspondence with trusted computing. I guess it would be some sort of a magical gun that some o
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by fluidcruft 1mo ago
It's probably just a generic error message for failing that Google Play Protect thingamajigger that attests provenance of the vendor OS from boot. Will be interesting to see whether the Motorola phones have this endorsement when they s
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by fluidcruft 1mo ago
Generally I think the issue is that there's a tension between your security vs Paypal's security (deliberate, motivated bad actors). Maybe an analogy could be about using metal detectors as a layer to reduce bank robberies. A gun
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I figure most electronics are worthless after a couple of bears.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Are you sure the bubble isn't riding on the idea that satisfying the electricity demands will bring fusion to the world?
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Yeah, I agree with this. The constant state of "...will the rug be pulled?!?" does discourage relying on it as a model and building a workflow on it. Anthropic used to just be a reliable thing you could play with. Now it's th
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I think the intent of the question is whether the plumber would know they want the tablet rooted.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Tariffs end up being worse than taxes. They get collected, passed on to consumers, overturned by courts, and then handed to the companies that raided prices.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Was it the "AI Command Center" app that gave it away? That could actually be pretty cool. Read a book on the deck with the vibemill running in the background.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
You can disable claude-code's memories both at a repo level and in user settings. I have this in ~/.claude/settings.json "autoMemoryEnabled": false, (Claude fixed this for me after I chewed it out for being a
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
He very probably directed CC to perform the analysis and evaluation it describes, too.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I mostly hate that it spits out this gibberish and then sees its own gibberish and argues about things in gibberish with itself to then tell me that it thinks it's maybe a bad idea to do the simple task that I told it to do (which is v
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I have been wondering if this language drift is related to increased use of AI generated text to train the next models.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Open sourcing was on Mojo's roadmap long before Qualcomm was in the picture.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I'm pretty excited about mojo and look forward to it continuing into the phase of supporting systems programming. I have been using rust a lot lately for things I had used python for (that were not computation). I really like rust for
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
It's like when you type a search in Google and get a wall of SEO spam. I do feel like there is some middle ground where AI helps, but there's this one guy who keeps emailing everyone with walls of dumbass text and does not integra
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
It makes sense that spending stimulates GDP in the short term. The consequences of debt are delayed. The argument that people tried to make in the past was that spending can stimulate growth so much that growth ultimately overshadows debt
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I'm no expert about anything related to this but the obvious fact that the size of the debt as proportion of GDP has consistently increased since Reagan first implemented this scheme suggests it's pretty obvious these GDP gains do
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Democrats Change In Debt/GDP ----------- ------------------ Joe Biden +0.1 pp Barack Obama +22.2 pp Bill Clinton -9.4 pp Jimmy Carter -3.1
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Democrats Change in Deficit --------- ----------------- Joe Biden -6.1% GDP Barack Obama -6.4% GDP Bill Clinton -5.0% GDP Jimmy Carter -0.2% GDP Re
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Don't most airlines use starlink nowadays? Therefore anyone who flies in a commercial airplane is complicit.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I understand your impulse to say that but political appointees are the opposite of "deep government" so your expectation about what their supporters would think is completely wrong.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
How does that help your argument?
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Obviously sending a drone over private property is not the same as willingly and knowingly displaying a license plate in public for all to see.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
It's actually far more dangerous to presume we are already protected (your position) particularly based on reading tea leaves in flimsy ancillary opinions when the Court has shown itself fully happy to blow precedent out of the water,
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
> you should go away until you agree with me so that I don't have to engage in discussion I didn't ask you to reply to any of my comments.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
People don't have any expectation that the license plate on their car cannot be seen by law enforcement. People do not expect their phones to be feeding their locations to cops and they do not expect things hidden on them unknowingly t
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
idk how installing a GPS tracker is even remotely comparable to taking photographs of publicly visible license plates in plain view in public but please do go on refusing to engage facts.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
I don't have to like it to know it's perfectly legal.
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by fluidcruft 2mo ago
Convincing argument vs plain view doctrine.

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