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931.
by lazide 9mo ago
Maybe one of the nearly powerless ones? Australia? Hmm, nope.
932.
by lazide 9mo ago
To be fair, if you want a boogie man which won’t even mind being used as one - Russia is a great option.
933.
by lazide 9mo ago
To be fair, regardless of the details, every case in Russia is a political case. It’s the way the judiciary works there.
934.
by lazide 9mo ago
It all makes sense if you think of it in the form of emotions, and not rationality. Unless there is some concrete penalty (and even then!) why wouldn’t they believe the thing that makes them feel justified and righteous.
935.
by lazide 9mo ago
Por que? Who is ‘everyone’ here?
936.
by lazide 9mo ago
The first part is absolutely not true. As someone who has been in that situation before, ‘literal’ translation is not actually a thing. Words and phrases have different meanings between legal systems. You need a certified translation from s
937.
by lazide 9mo ago
That technical solution is significant and unsolved. I don’t think it would likely work without some major new standards either.
938.
by lazide 9mo ago
Most EVs have lockouts that will be very hard to bypass for things like this. It’s more ‘I could have replaced a few cells in my battery pack, but the car bricked itself when I opened the pack! Assholes!’. Notably many recent ICE cars aren’
939.
by lazide 9mo ago
Do you get the impression the industry is caring about quality vs ‘good enough’ + cutting costs?
940.
by lazide 9mo ago
Also, I went into spam and check and moved a few convos out - and when I did, the message said, literally, ‘(null) conversations moved’… Vibe coding catching up on us all?
941.
by lazide 9mo ago
No, I just think we’re underestimating how bad it’s gonna get. The lag of understanding is real. People are still waffling. It’s got to get bad enough there won’t be any waffling.
942.
by lazide 9mo ago
That would require some hard choices and actual hard work. It’s got to get a lot worse before it gets better.
943.
by lazide 9mo ago
No, that would be trivial to verify with any other operating system. Key ring contents (and what is done with them) are typically much harder to verify as they’re encrypted.
944.
by lazide 9mo ago
You can already do this by…. Buying corn. At the store. Or worst case at a distributor. It’s pretty cheap too. It’s not like these are novel situations where ‘omg AI’ unlocks some new functionality. It’s literally competing against an exist
945.
by lazide 9mo ago
This is pretty unlikely for the same reason that India is far from industrialized. When people aren’t super necessary (aka rare), people are cheap.
946.
by lazide 9mo ago
Again, that is a lot of trust since it could trivially just… not show it. Which is already the default for most FDE systems for intermediate/system managed keys.
947.
by lazide 9mo ago
And you can be sure it didn’t add a ‘recovery’ key, how?
948.
by lazide 9mo ago
I’m still pissed about the third+ time one drive ‘helpfully’ backed up all my files after I disabled it. So that may not be a great example of you’re trying to make people like Microsoft.
949.
by lazide 9mo ago
It’s clear text to the receiving server, which is what we’re talking about, not one way hashed.
950.
by lazide 9mo ago
Considering all the shenanigans Microsoft has been up to with windows 11 and various privacy, advertising, etc. stuff? Hell, all the times they keep enabling one drive despite it being really clear I don’t want it, and then uploading stuff
951.
by lazide 9mo ago
Outlook appears to be
952.
by lazide 9mo ago
Not necessarily, the server can say it only supports basic auth and….
953.
by lazide 9mo ago
Near as I can tell, people just don’t actually check and go off what it looks like it’s doing. Or they got lucky, and when they did check once it was right. Then assume it will always right. Which would certainly explain things like halluci
954.
by lazide 9mo ago
Sounds like she doth protest too much?
955.
by lazide 9mo ago
I gave up on roommates years ago, so I would not even be in the eval set.
956.
by lazide 9mo ago
hahaha, oh boy. that is roughly as useful or accurate as saying that all machines are just combinations of other machines, and hence there is nothing unique about any machine.
957.
by lazide 9mo ago
I don’t have to do boilerplate, generally. And with all the stacking LLMs against each other, that just sounds like more work than just… writing the damn tests.
958.
by lazide 9mo ago
Most of the tests are BS too. And nobody is talking about verifying if the AI bubble sort is correct or not - but recognizing that if the AI is implementing it’s own bubble sort, you’re waaaay out in left field. Especially if it’s doing it
959.
by lazide 9mo ago
It will often literally just make up the documentation. If you ask for a link, it may hallucinate the link. And unlike a search engine where someone had to previously think of, and then make some page with the fake content on it, it will ha
960.
by lazide 9mo ago
Except for a very, very small number of people, everyone I've ever known who can afford to not have room mates - doesn't have room mates. Young or old. There is a reason for this, and it isn't because they hate their mental

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