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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
That's practically what ITAR is all about, limiting access to US persons. We're focusing on the weaponization of AI models via cyber, but it also allows a small group of people to act in really nefarious ways. The intelligence is
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Are we assuming that any country that achieves the AI supremacy will be benevolent? Every country has its own goals, and they're not always aligned with what's best for the humanity.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
You touched a great point, I wonder how the markets would react to this. No wonder the order was released just after the end of business on a Friday. Let me guess, something will happen right before market opening on Monday and some bets wi
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Somebody saying "Such a great $965 billion company you've got there, it would be such a shame if ..." you got the rest.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Given the same usage limits, I was able to get more stuff done and not even hit the usage limits, because I wasn't working on constantly fixing what Opus was trying to do, Fable just understands the task correctly and works great with
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
A sample of one, but I was getting more stuff done despite Fable uses tokens twice as fast as Opus, because it understood the goals so well and worked to achieve them.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Maximum squeeze entirely breaks the market dynamics. Something needs to be done to establish market rules or I bet things are going to get uglier over time. Targeted individual pricing for everything, because other service providers will ju
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
For the unfamiliar. Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Or they could’ve kept their bounty program running smoothly. But instead they pissed off another security researcher and received a zero days heads-up before public disclosure.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Well, no amount of instructions would work if the student has no intention to learn anything.
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
Tracking people individually and selling that data is so profitable that even with the hardened security the financial incentive is significant, so maybe we should also add fines and other forms of costs to the other side of the equation as
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
For the curious, it’s AST-STE100. https://www.asd-ste100.org/
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by itopaloglu83 4mo ago
It’s more malicious than that, they’re simply not renewing their code signing license hence making the software non-functional.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
It feels like they’re trying put hurdles in front of you instead of getting info about repeatability of the vulnerability.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
In Honda vehicles, you can turn it off but then it will show a permanent warning on your dash saying your spying settings are off and keeps bugging you as if you’re out of fuel.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
I would say the same applies to background processing as well. A random app that I don’t interact with launching every minute and wasting everything from battery to network bandwidth is simply not acceptable, and most of the time they’re lo
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
Thanks to the cookie banner all I can read is “Leaked Documents Reveal” and no I do not consent to cookies or you tracking and selling my information.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
Cooypasta. They all just want to copy a firmware and ship the device with as low cost as possible and also keep you in their system for you to keep coming for more. Matter is all fine but try making a matter device as a hobbyist, you quickl
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
It’s a balancing act and smart homes couldn’t become the next evolution of home technology.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
In a similar fashion Honda shows you an indismissible error on the dashboard when you turn off private data sharing, and even with premium subscription to their app they wouldn’t let you find your car’s location on a map until you enable pr
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
Reminds me of how Samsung is giving out $340,000 per person bonuses. Shows you how much of a stronghold they have in market.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
YouTube is also quite famous with their source identifiers, especially with the short urls, the tracking part is longer then the url I’m trying to share.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
Similarly I was using Pass4Wallet. https://apps.apple.com/mw/app/pass4wallet-store-cards/id1423...
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
An average store carries around 20,000 SKUs, so I understand that they’re looking for easier solutions to price updates, especially after having relatively high inflation after a couple of decades. However, they’re already making it impossi
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
I absolutely understand that, because that response puts me in one after a couple times. > You’re absolutely right! Let me fix that.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
Not even the MBA types would mess things up this bad, it feels like Microslop is now full of programmers that make something and just ship it, no thought or any brain cells involved.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
I think I’m more bothered by the paper cuts I experience every minute. Starting from web based start menu taking forever to launch, to everything resisting to you to be in control of your computer. Some say the speed is fine, but forget tha
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
Microslop: In service revenue and shareholder dividends we trust.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
How to add channels under the same email address: Click on your profile picture > switch account > view all channels > create a channel.
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by itopaloglu83 5mo ago
It’s an interesting approach and can be quite fun to use for new projects. > How it works: honker polls SQLite’s PRAGMA data_version every millisecond. That’s a monotonic counter SQLite increments on every commit from any connection, jou

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