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by judge2020 3mo ago
I doubt the geofence exclusion is because of the demographics of those areas and not the demand for autonomous vehicles in those areas, although I don't doubt the latter is a result of the former.
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by judge2020 3mo ago
https://www.rtalabel.org/ Adult content providers already voluntarily embed this, with devices blocking websites when it detects this on the page if parental controls forbid adult content. Parents really just don't par
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Would it not also be more efficient to promot to delegate more tasks where possible to just less capable agents? This is basically what Cursor does (although most certainly in an effort to get more grok/composer usage)
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by judge2020 3mo ago
> You're missing out if you think meatspace is limited to target and big American cities. The joke about middle-of-nowhere towns is that the only thing for teens to do in meatspace is to go to the Walmart. Because there's nothi
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by judge2020 3mo ago
If this is the correct business model, I don't see why wouldn't get Cerebras to vibe code a Gitbook replacement (or a hosting product in general) so they can bypass crawling for documentation and instead charge (a lot) for "h
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Even with public IP, it brokers an HTTPS certificate for you, which many smart TV platforms and OSes require for operation nowadays.
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by judge2020 3mo ago
In particular the main value-add is that they have clients across so many different platforms, including most major bespoke smart TV brands[0], and their solution to streaming on WAN (HTTPS brokering) is pretty darn good for most people. Ac
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Makes me feel lucky that I got it for $120 in 2021. But I appreciate that they still offer a lifetime pass at all.
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by judge2020 3mo ago
That is specifically for apps installed with a personal signing certificate, when you haven't paid for a developer account. If you pay the $99 program fee, you get 365 days of validity.
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Yeah they posted an update below it > apparently that is just Sol being Sol on fast mode, not 750 tps. :x O.o > This is real and it is not 750 TPS. Anyone with 5.6 Sol Ultra on fast mode can reproduce this! It’s all GUI interactio
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Only issue is that kids going outside alone has become highly stigmatized in society to the point where doing so gets you jailed and charged[0]. The kid will grow up to almost always be able to contact most any human in the world. Knowing h
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by judge2020 3mo ago
MDM enables enterprises to control how the phones they own behave. If anything it makes it more secure, if an enterprise were to only allow allowlisted apps to run on it. The only issue is BYOD via MDM (when it's not via "Work Pro
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by judge2020 3mo ago
now that it has received attention, Apple might just throw another engineer at it :)
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by judge2020 3mo ago
I really hope/imagine this project specifically has a LLM of some kind doing real-time analysis on the uploaded files for malware from the get-go. How good that is could be is anyone's guess (and chances are there would be blind s
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Would've been so much better to reduce the scope of your comment to just energy security. I don't see how the EU lived live with already higher energy prices compared to the US for so long and still don't make better renewabl
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by judge2020 3mo ago
I believe this was the Schrems 2 case from 2020 that declared that the EU US Privacy Shield was insufficient at guaranteeing the privacy of EU citizens due to the CLOUD act, which would require US companies work with the government to poten
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Main externality is that this will use 4gb and X megabytes/gigabytes of RAM on the billions of devices that use Chrome. If RAM and disk usage needs have gone up linearly in the past decade, this technically causes a momentary immediate
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by judge2020 3mo ago
Only problem is that it doesn’t prompt “do you want to download this/enable AI”, right? Otherwise, local AI is exactly what most people want instead of needing to pay rent to big tech companies for AI use*. Open-weight models would als
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by judge2020 4mo ago
open source vs source-available. Companies taking an extremely cautious approach to AI can't use source data that is potentially a violation of copyright (pending worldwide court decisions and/or regulation on said topic). Althoug
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by judge2020 4mo ago
Unlikely that the bureaucracy is what will keep them valuable in the long-term.
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by judge2020 4mo ago
I agree only in the sense that Meta wants the OS to tell them the user’s age - BOTH for the ulterior motive of better ad targeting / fingerprinting, but also because shifting the liability gets the numerous current and future child saf
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by judge2020 4mo ago
iCloud private relay has done more in just a few years than Tor ever has, by being opt-out for iOS users instead of opt-in like Tor. Now platforms can’t rely on IP based reputation, instead relying on either a computational challenge (Cloud
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by judge2020 4mo ago
Face unlock on iPhone is completely on-device. This is why you have to set it up again every time you buy a new device.
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by judge2020 8mo ago
Works for me: https://rr.judge.sh/Labradorretriever/d6af05/chrome_j9rXJMlf...
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by judge2020 1y ago
Yeah I’m here like “what are we even talking about? What company is doing this over just reading badge swipe data?” I know smaller companies might not have badging systems that can provide such analytics (or badging systems at all), but the
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by judge2020 1y ago
Maybe even 'terminators'
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by judge2020 1y ago
Not to mention that they have general council, who are lawyers but also just employees.
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by judge2020 1y ago
Writable NFC cards are pretty cheap on Aliexpress and Amazon, they're writable with most any NFC enabled phone and apps like "NFC Tools" that let you input a uri. If you don't have a Plex server like the OP, you could us
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by judge2020 1y ago
This is a fine mentality when it takes a certain amount of "Internet street smarts" (a term used in the article) to access the internet - at least beyond AOL etc. But over half of the world has internet access, mostly via Chrome (
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by judge2020 1y ago
Mainly the theory that, if you can’t use downloaders to download videos, then people will no longer see YT as the go-to platform for any video hosting and will consider alternatives. And I call that a theory for a reason. Creators can still

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