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by ks2048 6d ago
The founder of Loopt is now ruling the world.
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by ks2048 6d ago
> I love being wrong I prefer being right, but to each their own.
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by ks2048 6d ago
So is “you can make GET requests, but not POST requests” an actual form of security people use?
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by ks2048 7d ago
That's true, but the article was about "scraping".
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by ks2048 7d ago
I've been trying to help someone create publicity images (who can't afford to pay a designer). The biggest problem with AI is modification of input photos. The results are good, but still trying to get it to not "sloppify&quo
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by ks2048 7d ago
"Since I've added gambling and pornography to my old niche hobby website, my profits are up 4% - how can anyone criticize me?" Not a perfect analogy, but adding some bait that does indeed work for grabbing attention can of co
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by ks2048 7d ago
What's ridiculous about that?
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by ks2048 8d ago
> Does a horrific war crime like My Lai[0] get scrutinized and investigated Of course scrutiny and investigations are better than nothing - but keep in mind in My Lai - all the charges were eventually dropped except for one guy (Calley),
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by ks2048 8d ago
Genocide vs non-destructive copying of digital information - I'd say that's pretty different.
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by ks2048 9d ago
They need to show some examples. You beat all the top models on your private data set? Show at least a couple examples - audio and transcripts - from examples that your model got right and others got wrong.
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by ks2048 9d ago
The human factor is walking into your local branch with your face and an ID - something that can’t be done on a large scale by bots.
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by ks2048 9d ago
Sadly “a bunch of people dying” is clearly insufficient also.
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by ks2048 11d ago
I noticed an Amazon page had "log in to read the reviews". Not sure how widespread that is, but seems like a big deal if you can see item reviews w/o login
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by ks2048 11d ago
We were mad about bloated, unnecessarily large web pages taking 3 seconds to load. Now, it takes 8 seconds to first pass a "checking if you're a bot" page or worse - making you click on pictures of crosswalks.
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by ks2048 12d ago
The animated graphic labeled "Occam's razor, formalized" is bizarre. Is that really visualizing "Occam's razor, formalized"?
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by ks2048 12d ago
No. They don't say "sorry". They say - our technology is just that powerful - please consider that in next funding round.
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by ks2048 12d ago
Counter argument: Democracy does exist. (it's just a fuzzy concept like most words we use).
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by ks2048 14d ago
> win the race There is no finish line. Anthropic gets somewhere and others get "there" (or somewhere near "there") a little bit later.
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by ks2048 14d ago
Nothing says "Let's make a deal" like constantly insisting we are Good and they are Evil.
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by ks2048 16d ago
Sounds like a decent name for a sports team - should have used that instead of Commanders.
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by ks2048 16d ago
You're right. I think my comment above doesn't make sense - it wouldn't help in this case.
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by ks2048 17d ago
If that became popular, the AIs would learn how to generate a realistic depth map along with any generated image.
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by ks2048 17d ago
It seems Visa revenue is $40B/year. You shouldn't compare that to the amount of economic activity they enable - you should compare it to how much it could cost to run a system like theirs.
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by ks2048 17d ago
In the modern USA, "saving lives" is anti-correlated with policy, so let's see how this plays out.
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by ks2048 18d ago
Good job, but I’m left wanting to know how to build a printer.
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by ks2048 18d ago
Is there a way to hide the menu on mobile? The few pixels I can see do look pretty cool.
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by ks2048 18d ago
If I eat at a restaurant and that restaurant has images of their food, I want those to be “real images” of what they will bring me when I pay. Otherwise it’s misleading.
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by ks2048 22d ago
Now we have what Fermat tried to write in the margin: aa2d8b34692b16c70f699536de0d8e75b9a3e9ef
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by ks2048 23d ago
I think it is talking about the existance of close primes, rather than the densitiy of close primes.
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by ks2048 23d ago
Context - according to Wikipedia [0], just a few days ago someone posted a proof of a bound of 240 [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_prime [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.31126

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