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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
I used to use my emails to find where I bought something and got bitten by this as well. When searching a particular term or a brand name, let’s say an electronic equipment, it’s showing me everything with electronic in it. Surely they will
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Someone is going to scoop up all the health data and either train a new AI or just sell it to the highest bidder or both.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Philips Hue does something similar with their lights, where at least three lights can be used to automate lights within a certain zone. Of course Comcast will sell this information and track us, and find more dystopian new ways.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Why does it require internet connection to read the 2d barcode though?
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
And also getting even more weird recommendations and strange coupons in the mail etc.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Now we need a full virtual chip in docker to simulate it. That would be incredible.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
> Carriers still argue data sales were legal Really? When is the congress pass a clean law calling this out?
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Just classify it as wiretapping and mail fraud. That would solve most of the problems.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Exactly. More reason to pay creators less.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
And it also ads on it. Really Microsoft? Do you really need all the ads revenue from the weather app? What’s next? Ads on the start menu?
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
We also have engineer blindness, so having human in the loop confirming thousands of requests would quickly start to confirm everything without looking. It would become just another system to hack through, and slow the development process a
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
It feels like Meta would like some of that free advertisement.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Back to the era of spyware and bloatware preinstalled, just like the carrier phones used to be, but this time these are $30k-$40k or even $100k cars.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
> How did you get past security? His fortress is impenetrable. > > Door was unlocked. Once you’re a root at a system that has the ability to add and remove nodes to a network, it’s pretty much over, at least for being able to add
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
I read it as I should add new nodes with short lived keys and avoid long lived ones. Yes, this doesn’t solve the issue, but also adds one more step to the chain. The AI didn’t crack the encryption or managed to get arbitrary access. And als
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
With so much benefit we’re getting from wireless connectivity, one hopes that more frequency bands would be opened up, especially in the sub-1GHz range, to enable long distance connections. And it should be open to public use. Not yet anoth
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
I was commenting about the free transportation question. Regarding how such a flood happen, I don’t know, but someone should investigate it for sure.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
Asking out of curiosity because I always wanted but never needed such speeds, could you elaborate on what you do and how does this speed help you? And I presume there’s a reason you’re not able to connect directly to the drives etc. with th
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
I think this is a misunderstanding of having free public transportation during certain national holidays, and the perpetrators using such perks.
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by itopaloglu83 2mo ago
It’s a perpetual cycle feeding of each other.
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
Lavatories are seen as a waste of space because they cannot seat passengers in it. A regulation is required when the incentives are misaligned with the reality.
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
Will the speakers sound like a dollar store model or are we going to finally understand what the pilots are saying?
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
Maybe it’s the dead internet. All the bots and other LLMs providing feedback, so in reality it’s reflecting the reality in a sense.
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
That’s the key point, what’s happening here is theft.
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
I still prefer Kagi News over any mainstream media at this point. https://news.kagi.com/
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
Fable’s ability to understand concepts and combine different aspects together is quite impressive. Opus keeps wondering around unrelated topics, and you find yourself scattered and constantly telling Opus to focus on the problem.
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
As George Carlin once said, these people know what’s good for them, they all went to same schools, and hang out at same places, they don’t need to have a secret meeting to collide.
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
More and more I find myself trying to stop Opus from doing something stupid, and at every turn I need to tell it to stop overcomplicating things. I think the models are being optimized for wealth extraction from users and companies, instead
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
> The difference is Anthropic is not a defence contractor. I'm not saying Anthropic is a defense contractor, I'm just saying once something is export controlled, the whole dynamic changes and there's no difference between
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by itopaloglu83 3mo ago
It looks great on the photos I took myself, but I wish there was a way to turn HDR off for certain apps or at least on demand. There are some YouTube videos online that I cannot even watch because they get too bright and saturated.

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