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by imglorp 25d ago
> Dyson CameraJet™ is clinically proven to be more effective in improving gum health by removing and preventing plaque buildup.² Vs a manual tooth brush. Notice they don't include ultrasonic and rotating brushes in that statement.
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by imglorp 25d ago
And by corollary, a town with no public bathrooms is ignoring realities, ie the needs and comfort of the public. It's a signal: the question in those places is, what else are they willfully ignoring, what other responsibilities are the
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by imglorp 25d ago
Android is Google's billboard/surveillance tool they've invested deeply in. Why on earth would they let anyone else participate?
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by imglorp 26d ago
I feel like gps nav software should start considering the jamming and spoofing cases as real conditions they will encounter that should throw up an INOP warning. It wouldn't take much smarts for it to consider the type of vessel it&#x2
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by imglorp 29d ago
Good best practices, mostly, but I feel the 12FA model totally punted on state by defining it out of scope: "state is over there in that external service, three-monkeys-emoji". Yeah but sometimes state is the entire point and you
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by imglorp 29d ago
Absolutely happening now, but that's not caused by AI though. AI is not choosing that. The corporations are wielding AI irresponsibly and choosing a massive build-out speculating on possible future gains. They did that for crypto too,
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by imglorp 29d ago
I'm still not seeing the route to that existential risk, not yet anyway. Far more imminent is the very real risk of unbounded greed and power that wields those AIs, in full swing as we watch: unchecked global warming, pollution, povert
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by imglorp 1mo ago
For one thing, saying the quiet part out loud takes the covers off: https://www.artisan.co/blog/stop-hiring-humans For another, apply AI where it's good but stop forcing it where it doesn't belong. Ask the us
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by imglorp 1mo ago
It appears to be based on NFC-F with latency under 200 ms, called FeliCa. Similar to regular NFC at around 300 ms latency plus any network times. https://www.sony.co.jp/en/Products/felica/NFC
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Looks like the press release is mixing up the chip level with some board or assembly. The MPUs in the family look like 10G by themselves, so maybe the board includes the switch and shared memory.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
People yes. Corporations no.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
It's possible for both profits to be up 4x or whatever and also Wall St to consider many other factors than profit when pricing the stock.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Got one at home now. Rarely buy paper any more. And you're cleaner down there.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
There's no doubt cumulative exposure is a risk factor as a population. https://hms.harvard.edu/news/pilots-flight-attendants-have-g... But how can they point to one individual and say it's causal? Maybe they
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by imglorp 1mo ago
What about all the other wearable sensors like https://www.stelo.com https://www.hellolingo.com
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Thinkpad and Framework are notable brands for easily replaced components. They should run forever if you just replace moving parts like fans and keyboards. Macs, as nice as the hardware is, are hostile to repair.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
I see, good point. One page over, there does appear to be a low temperature process which specifically calls out using waste heat. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00119...
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Is anybody working on using all this waste heat for desalination? I think cold seawater can be used for the external loop, through a heat exchanger where it would meet the heated pure water from the internal cooling loops. This would cause
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by imglorp 1mo ago
You mean magit?
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Leonardo devices do evidently, not Flock specifically. https://deflockilm.org/what-flock-cameras-can-actually-do/ PS and besides, it would be leaving money on the table if any of these camera vendors were not attemptin
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by imglorp 1mo ago
The article neglected to mention Flock isn't just for ALPR any more. It's been widely reported as collecting cell info, wifi and bluetooth from motorists, which seems far, far outside any "public safety" charade. There&#
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by imglorp 1mo ago
I don't see how it's possible any more, when correlated against all the various other data sources. And a record that might be unidentifiable now might become unique with more correlated data sources.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
$work just moved a few dozen repos to GitLab using their import tool, including issues, PRs, comments, etc. It got everything over but stumbled on a few comments. Not a prop to GitLab, it's kindof table stakes now, just saying whicheve
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Yes. I see no ads on youtube. Period. None. I tried a blank Firefox on YouTube the other day for a 20 minute video and it was packed with pre-roll ads and then a mid-roll ad every several minutes. Unwatchable.
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Hugged. https://web.archive.org/web/20260814114201/https://blog.ploo...
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Seriously. The web is completely unusable without UBO+FF. Any time I have to use a clean browser, I feel assaulted and dirty, plus wonder what malware just got injected into my machine. If it were to go away, I would probably accelerate re
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by imglorp 1mo ago
Serve them a zip bomb? LLM poison text?
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by imglorp 2mo ago
The US Army did a bunch of recruiting to teenagers like this, successfully. Work for us, it's just like Call of Duty! They had their own branded FPS even.
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by imglorp 2mo ago
She won the popular vote by a mile, he won the electoral vote. Some would say she should have been.
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by imglorp 2mo ago
Oh that's not nearly the amount of fossil subsidies. Some say it's $31b/yr direct. If you factor in indirect costs like climate damage, health expenses, oil wars, etc, it's much higher. Renewables are much, much cheaper

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