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by jtbayly 9mo ago
Agreed! A fix would be nice. But owning a tractor could get you sued. Going outside could get you sued. Being a good neighbor could get you sued. There's no reason to think that modifying your tractor makes you more likely to get sue
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
But did the tractor owner win the lawsuit? Anybody can sue anybody. Winning is what matters. That anecdote doesn't tell me anything, and the whole article reads as FUD. I wonder if it is paid for by John Deere?
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
I doubt it. Good luck. I think I have the same problem on Tahoe.
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
You think there are fewer people who forget using Google devices? I don’t it. The article talks about how Google prevents that from happening.
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
I agree completely with your first paragraph, but I'm not sure what privatization has to do with it. Also, I agree that more regulation of private parties is needed. Or even better, break up the private companies that are like multi-st
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
modeless linked to this article earlier today: https://james.darpinian.com/blog/apple-imessage-encryption/ My current understanding of the facts: 1. Google defaults to encrypted backups of messages, as well as e2e
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
How do maps changes make sense to subscribe to when they are on OSM? And what do you even mean by subscription to changes to the law?
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
> sometimes they don't have one when you arrive. Or, if they are Hertz, they might have one but refuse to give it to you. This happened to my wife. In spite of payment already being made to Hertz corporate online, the local agent wo
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
I don’t understand why you’d try to use an LLM for that step if there is already a tool that you can call to check it. Help me out.
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
I just ran into the problem of extremely slow uploads in an app I was working on. Told Gemini to work on it, and it tried to get the timing of everything, then tried to optimize the slow parts of the code. After a long time, there might hav
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
Actually, you're allowing a much higher percentage of cheaters if you read the paper. They optimized to avoid false accusations. It's only ~45-75% accurate at detecting AI writing. It's closer to 90% accurate at detecting hum
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
Are you going to fail 10% of students who did their own work because they supposedly cheated? What exactly can you do with this 90% accurate judgment from a black box? Perhaps not let them out on bail?
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
I’d like to be able to use this via the API, but it doesn’t sound like that is possible yet.
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
What is the difference between the "Adam" translations and the "Eve" translations? Where can I read about this more?
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
I don’t have experience with dependabot at all. I didn’t realize it was satire. I just kept thinking, “This sounds like terrible advice. This can’t be right.”
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
We let people go hungry? This is really not a problem today.
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
The book “Longitude” is fascinating, and discusses the challenges prior to chronometers (many people died), as well as the rewards offered for a precise chronometer, the attempts, etc.
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by jtbayly 9mo ago
Man, I've been an Apple user for years, and the best rumor I've ever heard is that MacOS 27 is going to be a Snow Leopard (bug fix) release! It's so buggy on 26, it drives me crazy. Just not nearly as crazy as Windows 11 dr
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Well, I got it out of the way early, but I keep discovering changes need to be made...
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Yeah. I'd say about 1/4 of my time on my new app has been spent on deployment-related stuff, rather than the app itself. And I'm not inexperienced with servers and cloud. It's a pretty big deal to integrate that stuff.
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
You can tell me that I'm as crazy as people who believe they've been abducted, but I'm still going to be my own health advocate. :)
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
They are closely related. The authority of the medical establishment is more and more questioned. And whenever it is correctly questioned, they lose a bit of their authority. It is only their authority that gets people vaccinated.
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
I think the ultimate answer is that people must take responsibility for their own health and that of their children and loved ones. That includes research and double-checking your doctors. True, the result is that a good number of people
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Core curriculum is always controlled by the university. The professor can sometimes make requests and get them approved.
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Because the institutions have been rotted out by liberal insanity. Conservatives have no reason to conserve institutions that exist only to attack conservative ideals.
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
No they shouldn’t give anybody the benefit of the doubt when that person claims copyright infringement! Not unless you want internet randos to be able to take down any YouTube channel they want for “copyright infringement.”
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Fair enough. But that particular could be anything that has been bothering you but you didn’t have the time or expertise to fix yourself. I wanted that fixed, and I had given up on ever seeing it fixed. Suddenly, in only two hours, I ha
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
You definitely completely misconstrued what was said and meant. It appears you have yet to grapple with the question asked. And I suspect you would be helped by doing so. Let me restate the question for you: If actually writing code can be
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Exactly. And I was never particularly good at coding, either. Pairings with Gemini to finally figure out how to decompile an old Java app so I can make little changes to my user profile and some action files? That was fun! And I was never g
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by jtbayly 10mo ago
Do you happen to know if any of those support faceted search (ie searching and filtering by date, category, etc)?

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