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by indymike 4y ago
> Something along the lines of "unless China gives reciprocal access to all the banned websites listed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_blocked_in_ma ... then we cannot permit China to have a
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by indymike 4y ago
> Rather, the right word is "convergence". I think the word "fashion" seems to fit this, too.
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by indymike 4y ago
This is what is expected on LTS releases and is what is expected by people that highly value long term support releases. That said, I think modern security and modern software development practices have obsoleted a lot of the thinking beh
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by indymike 4y ago
> we want to pay more for a better, more privileged experience The person who wants their experience to be better by making other customer have a bad experience is a customer to be avoided. They cannibalize your market. > (than you) N
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by indymike 4y ago
Here's the symptom: I shouldn't have to pay extra so my kids don't get treated like trash (let people skip in front of them in line, removing them from their seat when someone with a special badge shows up, etc...) on a &quot
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by indymike 4y ago
> The USAF and USN are just incredibly unwilling to have to compromise I don't think that is the case. The issue is that most of the joint programs fail because they start with such a broad difference in requirements the program can
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by indymike 4y ago
It was a later version, and it just started sending notifications (that popped up in the corner) after an update. Not sure what version it was. I've never had something unexpected like that actually get to me the way those news notific
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by indymike 4y ago
The first thing I remove, disable or brain damage when I get a new device is anything that pumps news into notification. I had a day where I had been cruising along on a new mac, and then the news feed sent me three really gristly rape&#x2F
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by indymike 4y ago
> This whole "multi-service aircraft can't work" meme has been going for essentially a century, and has been wrong just as long. I'm not sure that's really the case. When we see successful cross-service adoption,
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by indymike 4y ago
One of the biggest problems with the metaverse is content. It's pretty clear that AI can do a great job generating the artwork needed for great 3d content. It is very expensive and time consuming to do so with human artists... which ma
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by indymike 4y ago
> Do tell— how can you prove humans are any different? There likely is not a way to prove to you that human intelligence and LLMs are different. That is precisely because of the uniquely human ability to maintain strong belief in somethi
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by indymike 4y ago
Unpopular opinion: prompt engineering is basically an AI priest.
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by indymike 4y ago
That was in full effect at the time. They would like for this to be the case, but reality is very different.
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by indymike 4y ago
> 1. Cigna will not tell you for any reason, why the claim is denied Of course not. Fight fire with fire. Get care providers to sign a letter to Cigna saying the procedure is medically necessary Going through the process will not work a
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by indymike 4y ago
When someone in my family does not get pre-approved for care, I write a letter and and ask my physician to sign, and ask the other doctors at his practice to sign a letter that goes like this: "I beleive this procedure _____________ is
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by indymike 4y ago
> It's unethical and perhaps illegal in some places, but they are able. Able does not always refer to physical ability. It can refer to legal ability.
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by indymike 4y ago
In this case the guardian is either the person who brought you in or the hospital itself.
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by indymike 4y ago
> a doctor does have the wide authority to order tests with some manner of invasivene False. A doctor has zero ability to order tests without patient consent (or consent of a guardian) in the US. > Patients don’t want to disclose ille
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by indymike 4y ago
That doesn't apply to recording public officials doing their job.
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by indymike 4y ago
> but making filming from "too close" a form of interference. They are trying to, but these laws will likely fail to be constitutional because so far they are completely arbitrary and do not respect freedom of press.
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by indymike 4y ago
> The constitution means what conservative judges say it means. I'm not sure to word conservative applies. In the US you are just as likely to get a liberal judge as a conservative one in a local trial court. Most cases are never ap
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by indymike 4y ago
It will be difficult for states to ban something that is protected by the constitution. Public servants doing public service have zero expectation of privacy and citizens have and absolute right to photograph and record them.
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by indymike 4y ago
> Was there a manager in charge of the stores who did not notice the problem? Probably. But there are often three to six layers of filters between the CEO and a service worker. Those managers may not see the effect of a small problem acr
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by indymike 4y ago
I'm really growing tired of significant effort development effort going to dealing with deployment on the part of our stack that isn't written in Go. The Go side, deployment is replace binary, restart app, done. The Python and Jav
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by indymike 4y ago
At some point it does matter how the credentials were leaked. Eventually security will succeed or fail due to the behavior of the people involved in the system (users, admins, developers, executives), no matter how much you try to engineer
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by indymike 4y ago
How so?
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by indymike 4y ago
It varies by brand and type. Some are pretty bad. Aunt Millie's has a couple of really good ones, particularly their 5 seed and white. Aldi's white keto is good, too. Lewis has a good keto Hawaiian loaf. For whatever reason the ke
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by indymike 4y ago
This is what most keto breads are. Source: the two loafs in my bread drawer that report 23g of carbs and 19g dietary fiber. Some of that 19g is cellulose.
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by indymike 4y ago
> The manual basically tells you not to really use it for anything outside of experimentation. It is probably a smart move to say GPT4 is not suitable for use for anything. People are already letting GPT4 write things that have legal con
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by indymike 4y ago
> We don’t need an international accord, we need the top 10 countries to stop pillaging the international waters for their consumption. At this point, we should be sustainably farming seafood instead of pillaging nature.

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