imglorp

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by imglorp 3y ago
> force even more invasive user identity requirements or device attestation I think those are both coming. All the major forces are aligned against users: governments, content holders, advertisers, police, and authoritarians everywhere.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Very surprised they haven't started this long ago. One might suspect the problem is ad play and click accounting. Anyway, when they start delivering ads in-band, the next step for blockers is to identify that first keyframe in the play
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by imglorp 3y ago
Which helps, but look at the list of exempt companies which don't have to report. https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/congress-passes-corporate-...
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by imglorp 3y ago
LLCs with untraceable owners. Ask Delaware why their laws encourage thousands of anonymous corporations to hide shady behavior world wide.
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by imglorp 3y ago
The nonvideo content is still there but shitty search is prioritizing video. Obviously video ads pay better.
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by imglorp 3y ago
> after decades of predatory behavior, slow speeds, and high prices by regional telecom monopolies. Plus some serious fraud as well: cable customers and taxpayers paid into various universal service funds for decades without actually pr
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by imglorp 3y ago
> Why is that better? Cos it's accessed via smartphone for some reason? No, at least the ideal is there's a functional reputation system for drivers and riders. Of course, if corporate is going to scam you, too, and if they&#x2
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by imglorp 3y ago
> when so many change jobs every 5 years or less That wording implies voluntary. The new loyalty relationship is immensely asymmetric: "the company" holds you by the heart plug (health plan, visa, vesting) while at the same tim
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by imglorp 3y ago
So we've arrived at the point where companies collecting verified biometrics under flimsy pretense is so valuable as a revenue stream, they're happy to eat the reputation hit and the fines. Who would pay so much for it? "All
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by imglorp 3y ago
$725M is about two days of revenue. Ouch, that stings! I hope they're ok and can survive to improve. /s Seriously though, where's the punitive aspect of the system here? https://investor.fb.com/investor-news&
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by imglorp 3y ago
Armor Mayhem says "This game can not be played from this domain. Contact louissi@armorgames.com for distribution info." That's a shame. DRM much?
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by imglorp 3y ago
I appreciate the explicit nest around module. I was just suggesting a symmetric and consistent syntax that can be stated simply, to align with the stated goal. Dare I say, the (important) bit of Lisp syntax fits in a sentence! Yeah they hid
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by imglorp 3y ago
Flashbacks to TA'ing freshman programming 101 in Pascal: every student got hung up on when to use a period or semicolon or end. And from Austral's fib example (snipped) module body Fib is function fib(n: Nat64): Nat6
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by imglorp 3y ago
Good point, that's contributed 100k deaths per year recently. Also Covid in the same manner for ~ 1 million will skew the average age down.
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by imglorp 3y ago
What's the biggest impact on life expectancy in the first world that shows up at this level? Healthcare, walking culture, food options, other?
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by imglorp 3y ago
Yeah, another thing you can do is offer Labs as a service (Jupyter Hub) to a group of users and then you can do things across the org like preinstalled requirements, shared or persistent storage, federated users, etc. If you run this on kub
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by imglorp 3y ago
July CST-100 issues, announced right before a CREWed mission: * parachute "load limit data wasn’t correct and restest showed failure at a loading point" * wiring tape "flammable and will need to be replaced"
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by imglorp 3y ago
Gatekeepers which can be destroyed by the disintermediation, should be.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Integrating a hash might improve (not guarantee) the uniqueness situation but not the monotonicity situation. Right?
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by imglorp 3y ago
The resolution to burning it down is replacing it with something that works. Quality, human curated, perhaps niche, search is what we should be encouraging and paying for with actual money, and not by renting our brains out.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Remote for many years. Gitlab has some good materials for remote, async organization. Some suggestions: * formal onboarding guide checked in with the code. New people should be fixing errors and pushing patches to it as they go. The g
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by imglorp 3y ago
Also in the LZ column: trees and power lines. From above, looking down, power lines are almost impossible to spot for human pilots. A CV model steering down from 400 feet would need to avoid such.
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by imglorp 3y ago
I was generalizing, yes. This seems like another negotiation tactic starting with a low ball offer. SAG is free to make an outrageous counter offer.
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by imglorp 3y ago
The studio talking about AI for actors at this exact moment might have an element of truth, but more likely it sounds like a negotiation tactic to devalue those striking actors. In reality, AI actors still look like game cutscenes and huma
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by imglorp 3y ago
Not just text, you can add a bacon cipher to anything where there are two states in-band. Here is a famous group photograph of code breakers. https://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/40/sherman.php
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by imglorp 3y ago
> Firejail/bwrap applied to all binaries, with sane defaults Isn't that kinda SELinux in the limit?
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by imglorp 3y ago
Another problem is that service providers frequently poison the email channel with important sounding engagement dreck and we are now conditioned to ignore it. * Important: migrate to this new feature immediately or you risk missing out!! V
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by imglorp 3y ago
There's an interesting nuance here if you were to put a human in the place of the LLM. We have read thousands of works; does that mean anything we write is derivative?
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The user is the party who is concerned with payload integration: dimensions, center of gravity, electrical, thermal, vibration, orbits etc.
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by imglorp 3y ago
Remember that time when it was a rounding error? https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2021/7/13/22575368/apple-ios-1...

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