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by fusslo 5mo ago
I listened to the arguments, here's my notes live: -- One justice asked petitioner that because 'If you don't want the government to have your location history, you just flip that off. You dont have to have that feature on yo
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by fusslo 6mo ago
An example from my neighbor state Connecticut https://ctmirror.org/2024/01/28/ct-budget-fiscal-guardrails-... ai summary: "According to that piece, K-12 education has been losing $407 million each year s
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by fusslo 6mo ago
off topic AI-related anecdote: at my workplace the phrase in status/report-out meetings "I built" now means "I asked claude to build" All of a sudden managers, architects (who haven't written code in a decade),
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by fusslo 6mo ago
> Missouri campaign finance records show a political action committee — made up of labor unions that support data centers because of the jobs they create — spent almost $40,000 in the final weeks of the race on newspaper and digital ads
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by fusslo 6mo ago
I see a lot of comments saying all the guesses are totally wrong or horoscope-like. But, can I offer a quandary? Some companies won't care if it's wrong. If some executive decides to buy into AI profiling like this, and make cust
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by fusslo 6mo ago
There's a quote in the Count of Monte Cristo where Edmond explains punctuality something to the effect: > Being early to an appointment is as rude as being late because you may be disturbing your host before they've taken all t
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by fusslo 6mo ago
my own experience is that in the city the bell was to alert people that I think aren't paying attention to me and may be about to step into the bike lane. 100% like you said, I'm letting someone know I'm there Now that I move
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by fusslo 6mo ago
The description of the survivors last hours is horrifying.
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by fusslo 6mo ago
I wonder how they count neurons, 11 billion is a lot of counting.
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by fusslo 7mo ago
D'Artagnan - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_de_Batz_de_Castelmore_... Cardinal Mazarin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_Mazarin Athos - https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by fusslo 7mo ago
there was a twitter exchange (I don't have a link) where someone said the YC mindset is to not have kids and PG replied with this essay
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by fusslo 7mo ago
ty ty! I usually just give a quick chatgpt buy my work blocked every ai but copilot
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by fusslo 7mo ago
you're the reason why I love HN.
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by fusslo 7mo ago
I wonder how they prevent contamination of the containers used to collect and store samples. I assume they have to be ultra clean in every sense of the word 'clean' with the cavity pulled to a vacuum. And also the equipment that c
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by fusslo 7mo ago
probably my least-regretted purchase (excepting my dog) is my used Aeron that I bought in ~2014 for $300. Still use it daily
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by fusslo 7mo ago
yeah, I've been thinking about that since I read the article! I'm wondering if the line goes along the crest of the hill, so it's basically as wide as the crest is. But there's still, why 7-8 holes wide, and why are ther
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by fusslo 7mo ago
Thanks, makes sense to me. I was just confused at first since i thought maybe it didnt do anything or my adblocker was making it go weird
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by fusslo 7mo ago
very cool Once I figured out how to use the UI I did 2 scans. first one I had to zoom in before the identification boxes popped up. At first I thought it didnt do anything Second scan I put over a local aviation museum with a mix of helicop
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by fusslo 7mo ago
I wonder why the commenter discounts the idea that they were used to store things. Especially since the article gives evidence that things were stored in the holes: "Hole soil analysis also found ancient pollens of maize – a key staple
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by fusslo 7mo ago
https://cbs12.com/resources/pdf/cbe9aa52-7a29-407c-8bce-b1c7...
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by fusslo 7mo ago
After reading the 21 page order, I do tend to agree with the judge The judge frames the red light camera scheme as a revenue generating scheme, not a public safety measure. Additionally, "A distinctive feature of the statutory scheme i
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by fusslo 7mo ago
> Also, I couldn't help but wonder if he was removing trash at a faster rate than it was being added. I wonder if people are less likely to litter if they don't see any other litter already on the ground
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by fusslo 7mo ago
Personally, I can see use cases for verifying my identity: Banking, taxes, treasurydirect, linkedin, docusign, online filing, Right now all those are tied to my gmail account. So I'm feeding google all this juicy (IMO) confidential inf
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by fusslo 7mo ago
yeah? my job is basically self-directed. I'm expected to predict the future for what we as a business will need in 6 months to a year and become the expert in it now. lay the framework, prototype, sell to the larger org, integrate and
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by fusslo 7mo ago
> The warrants included a search through all of her photos, videos, emails, text messages, and location data over a two-month period, as well as a time-unlimited search for 26 keywords, including words as broad as “bike,” “assault,” “cel
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by fusslo 8mo ago
probably different fidelity of scanner, I'd guess. This was in 2018-2019
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by fusslo 8mo ago
When I was in SF, the coworkers who drove in were those who lived outside of the city who were trying to save money and raise family. Buying a home in the city is impossible for these people (and me). Mostly less prestigious jobs, like clea
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by fusslo 8mo ago
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/meta-trial-mark-zuckerberg-ai-g... > Judge Carolyn Kuhl, who is presiding over the trial, ordered anyone in the courtroom wearing AI glasses to immediately remove them, noting that any u
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by fusslo 8mo ago
I've asked TSA people similar questions when they checked my bag. He said that the item was blocking view of what was underneath it. I'd guess it's not the packaging, but a big piece of steel blocking the xray view.
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by fusslo 8mo ago
AXON seems to be really good about not pushing things too far. I don't know if they lobby/amplify the need for police body cameras, however. Even that, IMO, doesn't have the stench of evil They must be making huge profits, as

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