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krunck
5d ago
Nice. That would allow people to create alternative interfaces for humans (like me) who absolutely HATE Amazon's web interface.
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krunck
8d ago
It used to be that the US tortured people until they said what the US needed to justify a war. Now the it uses LLMs: just keep chatting until it hallucinates what's needed.
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krunck
8d ago
I can't find any definitive information on this. Disturbing if true.
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krunck
9d ago
These humans without pain receptors can still suffer just as much as the rest of us.
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10d ago
https://archive.ph/YW0vw
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11d ago
I gave up on my Oura ring 6 months into use. The event that really convinced me their crap: I sat down at my desk at work, told Oura I'm starting a bike ride. One hour later it said my average HR was over 100. I have bradycardia so my
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11d ago
That lawyer needs to be disbarred with prejudice.
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11d ago
The boom in private space companies all vying for USG cash was the initial indicator this was happening. The amount of mass sent to orbit so far for USRO and USSF has been huge. And it's not going to let up. I expect "rods from go
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11d ago
And you think America cares about treaties?
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12d ago
s/mullah/American/
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12d ago
These garments need to function in both visible and infrared environments as cameras use both. Otherwise these are not serious.
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16d ago
AI is a weapon. Just because you can use it to create <you know what to insert here>, doesn't mean it's not a weapon. It was initially designed as a weapon and it's last use by humans will be as a weapon. But I'll
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16d ago
Why? What human needs are served by this?
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16d ago
https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2026/09/ai-powered-bio...
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17d ago
Death occurs 4-6 minutes after breathing ceases. What's the typical paramedic response time?
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17d ago
This isn't nature: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49628290
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17d ago
This is why we need portable and reusable(non-explosive type) EMP devices that can be manufactured and spread among the populace.
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17d ago
Maybe, but AI will enable actions that were never before possible and that are an existential threat. Consider microbiology: automated viral/bacterial research. microbes could be created before humans have a chance to even consider t
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18d ago
This needs people to open their TVs, determine the modifications needed to neuter the spy functionality, and publish the procedure.
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18d ago
https://www.yara.com/sustainability/transforming-food-system... The CO2 is captured, liquefied, and then injected 2600m under the North Sea seabed.
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23d ago
What we have now is a government that tries to shut down all news outlets that are not comprised of journalists who approach the world from the viewpoint of Christian nationalism fundamentalism. How is that any better? How is that democrati
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120 days until Google restricts side-loading, declaring war on Android freedom
(tuta.com)
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23d ago
What really makes my internet use worthwhile is interest-based tight knit communities that also interact in meat-space. Members are vetted based on personhood (REAL personhood) , not points/likes/bullshit.
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24d ago
Working again.
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24d ago
> a great US institution So, too big to fail, but to small to be a monopoly that abuses it's power?
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24d ago
Very disappointing. I really get the sense that all AI companies and anti-privacy parasites on society.
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25d ago
Yep broken on my /e/OS device too.
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26d ago
Government uses the private sector to get around the constitution, the private sector uses government to get around regulation. Working as it was designed to.
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26d ago
"Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect." ~ Frank Wilhoit
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29d ago
This is a crap article with lots of baseless assertions. > Q: Why have we reached this point? Their answer: Russia. Uh no. How about American proto-fascism.
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