kouru225

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by kouru225 3y ago
Been saying this for awhile. As dumb as some nfts are, I do think that having a public registry that logs a paper trail for all human-generated media is a necessary solution in response to AI.
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by kouru225 3y ago
How does this compare to Portugal’s wild success when it comes to decriminalizing hard drugs? Seems like SF is a way less useful example.
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A Studio Visit via SSH(twitter.com)
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by kouru225 3y ago
Huh? You’re telling me you think they can travel light years to get here but don’t have the tech to land without us detecting them? That’s an assumption.
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by kouru225 3y ago
… Because the only thing even questioned is this one wiretap
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by kouru225 3y ago
So within a massive investigation that was completely above board 99% of the time and led to arrests and prison time for dozens of officials that were involved in corruption on a mass scale, one wiretap application was improper and led to a
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by kouru225 3y ago
He’s saying that they aren’t able to properly weigh out the benefits and consequences of their actions. They have a reason behind wanting to kill and that reason outweighs any other desire, despite knowing the risks of killing people (death
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by kouru225 3y ago
This article seems angry and I’m not so sure it’s justified in its anger
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by kouru225 3y ago
I feel like this article underplays the importance of salt in the past. It was used as a currency. There isn’t a single culture we’ve found that doesn’t have a wealth of superstitions about the power of salt. Salt was also one of Spains big
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by kouru225 3y ago
He said it right there. Poorly informed about risk and reward.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Oh yea but if it doesn’t recognize a face then you can’t do anything. I have plenty of photos where the face is right there, but photoprism just didn’t recognize that there’s a face, and I can’t manually point at it and say “add a face, nam
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by kouru225 3y ago
^ We got the guy who named SHODAN here
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by kouru225 3y ago
Self hosted stuff makes me lol all the time. Half of them you read the documentation for and come out like “what does it do?” I used to think I just wasn’t educated enough and someone with more education would know exactly what it does and
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by kouru225 3y ago
I use this but would love something that’s better at tagging content and face recognition. Photoprism misses the mark often, and it’s also not very easy to fix mistakes. Edit: for example, just yesterday I uploaded ~30 photos of my girlfrie
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by kouru225 3y ago
You can upload nsfw images to your own server. It automatically sets them to private, but it’s not incredible at identifying photo content yet.
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by kouru225 3y ago
How? I can’t find the option to add faces. I can add keywords and add labels but not faces
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by kouru225 3y ago
I use photoprism, but tbh photoprism rarely correctly identifies faces and labels content. I can’t tell if it’s just a limitation of the algorithm or if I’m running into a limitation of the database, because photoprism also has this issue w
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by kouru225 3y ago
Yea. I think maybe this is what happens when I read something I don’t fully understand but want to share the info. I think they’re switching their encryption algorithms and also they were looking into how quantum computing affects SHA256.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Government institutions have already been instructed to start using quantum computer safe encryption algorithms. Internationally, governments have been storing tons of encrypted data that they can’t currently decrypt because they expect to