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by fusslo 4mo ago
I had an AI agent lie to me I called siriusxm to get them to turn off their stupid advertising on my in-car infotainment I had called like 3 months ago to do the same thing. The human agent confirmed she turned it off on my account I called
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by fusslo 4mo ago
113 files +22913 −2423 305 files +15075 −13110 153 files +21934 −8698 125 files +28120 −2398 43 files +11188 −63 118 files +21564 −647 These are the largest (6 of 35) in the past 30 days. added: 190079 removed: 39696 in the last 6 months fr
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by fusslo 4mo ago
to be honest I always assumed scientific sensors like those also had military applications either directly or indirectly (installing listening devices at the same time as installing the scientific equipment). That'd be partly why we fu
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by fusslo 4mo ago
the ceo of a former company I was at demanded a rebrand like 6 months after our internal rebrand. Cost ~500k-800k USD. Turned out he was schtupping the vp of the design company (his wife told the admin assistant during the divorce)
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by fusslo 4mo ago
> suddenly it became something of a chore using the machine… That really rings true. I can't believe how frustrating it is to get to a place where I can actually focus and do some work. 1. log into my computer with a pincode 2. log
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by fusslo 4mo ago
I REALLY hope management takes notice it's going to be so expensive. I learned the vibe coder's contract rate is going to be 2-3x his current salary
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by fusslo 4mo ago
the 0x engineer became a 10x vibe-coder responsible for our CICD and vibe-coded testing that was previously manual He's introduced several 100,000s LoC changes and additions in 10-15 codebases. There are some repos that only he works i
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by fusslo 4mo ago
law != ethics
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by fusslo 4mo ago
I do the same, so there's a good chance you're (we're) the weird one
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by fusslo 4mo ago
I write firmware (specifically bluetooth enabled device firmware) and my work has blocked this website.
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by fusslo 4mo ago
oh for SURE there is more to what the documents say. This is 100% BAM's cherry-picked side that is leaving some stuff out. They're mostly focused on Ben's actions to justify their complaints
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by fusslo 4mo ago
The VERY first mention of Mansell's in person actions are "Bryan showed up later that day and began yelling at personnel..." really? Bryan Mansell is SO unhinged and deranged that he started the interaction with yelling at pe
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by fusslo 4mo ago
reading through the court documents now: 1. BAM expresses that the original franchise owner (Chrystal) was heavily in debt to BAM ($175,000 ) owed to BAM 2. When Chystal told BAM of her intent to sell, BAM 'repossessed' her store
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by fusslo 4mo ago
I have never been more convinced of guilt than the COO's actions in this live stream.
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by fusslo 4mo ago
it's a temporary payment that gets returned when certain obligations are met (often at the end of trial when you're either free to go or going to prison). Bail also often comes with conditions like an ankle monitor, drug/alco
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by fusslo 4mo ago
I've felt a serious reduction in quality of recommendations from spotify the past couple years. Maybe I'll try last.fm
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by fusslo 4mo ago
or a rejected PR
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by fusslo 4mo ago
Similar experience here. Lots of time spent outside until around 14, when I got my first self-built computer. After that more time was spent inside chatting with friends and playing games. It was self-isolation. Of course around the same ti
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by fusslo 4mo ago
Never heard of 'Kyndryl' before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyndryl > Officially formed in late 2021, Kyndryl was created from the spin-off of IBM's infrastructure services > Kyndryl operated in
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by fusslo 5mo ago
some of the details made me think it's AI generated: - strawberry sundaes instead of glasses of water on the dinner table - exaggerated expressions of surprise - the fighter cockpit doesn't have a canopy - the las vegas cocktail p
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by fusslo 5mo ago
I disagree with you
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by fusslo 5mo ago
Thanks!
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by fusslo 5mo ago
"WoT" hmm.. Wheel of Time? never got into those books personally
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by fusslo 5mo ago
Apologies if I misread/misinterpreted you, but police can't (generally) strike in the USA. Most states have a specific laws against police and firefighters from going on strike. Federal law enforcement cannot strike edit: a source
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by fusslo 5mo ago
I have two chinese-born coworkers (who spent 20-30 years here in the us) in the same room. When we talk about china's expansion, I am always jealous of the public projects, infrastructure, housing, etc. They always point out the huge u
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by fusslo 5mo ago
tried to use it but gave up after the 3rd popup modal just let me use the thing
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by fusslo 5mo ago
> Nearly all of the 20 state-run health insurance exchanges in the US have added advertising trackers that transmit user activity ...why? > State officials say they embed this technology on the exchanges to measure marketing campaigns
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by fusslo 5mo ago
to be honest, for some reason I expected most of apple to eschew claude/ai coding. I'm not sure why. It just doesn't feel very Apple-like
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by fusslo 5mo ago
> Saudi Arabia’s Private Investment Fund will have the largest share of the three Middle Eastern funds, a greater equity piece than Qatar or Abu Dhabi. Together, the three Persian Gulf states are putting $24 billion into the new company.
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by fusslo 5mo ago
No, I did not. Listen for yourself. Later the same question was put to the government, and they admitted the same: under the government's theory a warrant would not be needed.

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