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by m348e912 4mo ago
I don't even know how to export as PDF/A. Seems like we'd be better off saving the PDFs as gifs and uploading them to LLMs at this point.
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by m348e912 5mo ago
There might be a mix up on the details. The FBI raided the home of John Bolton who was a former National Security Advisor for the first Trump administration. (not directly part of the NSA and definitely not the director of the NSA). Bolton
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by m348e912 5mo ago
You're not wrong, but exorbitant deficit spending has its own dire consequences. (eventually) Not that I am telling you anything you don't already know.
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by m348e912 5mo ago
>With Tesla cars, "Full" Self Driving does not include a crash; when the system determines a crash to be unavoidable it takes its hands off and "returns control to the driver" in the moment of impact, such that Tesla
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by m348e912 5mo ago
Teaching salaries start at $48,112 on average. If schools want advanced degrees the industry needs to pay more, and that's beyond whatever adjustment the provide for holding an advanced degree.
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The social contract between the user and the OS is broken
4 points by m348e912 5mo ago|3 comments
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by m348e912 5mo ago
You guys might not have seen the recent interviews (last week) with gamestop CEO Ryan Cohen. Gamestop has already pivoted, game and console sales are cyclical and hard to base a business upon. They have leaned hard into collectables as a wa
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by m348e912 5mo ago
Cabbage juice is very promising in helping with number of gut related issues due to it's anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. Organic green cabbage, freshly juiced seems to be the most effective, but wow does
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by m348e912 5mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcuDTEbR8CE . Mr 880, a movie loosely based on the case.
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by m348e912 5mo ago
You're kind of making my point. Perhaps we will see a trend where support for many things are not available by default and need to be installed as needed. Linux doesn't need to come with support for this and that (like AX.25) when
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by m348e912 5mo ago
Not when they have TSMC they don't.
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by m348e912 5mo ago
I was reading similar comments about AF_ALG which lead to the copy-fail exploit. Could we see a trend of moving away from less used tools/modules that expand the vulnerability footprint?
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by m348e912 5mo ago
I was surprised to read this. Apple has managed to develop chips that run faster, cooler, and with less power. I can’t figure out why they need Intel.
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by m348e912 6mo ago
I have no evidence of this at all. I did thing it was interesting the demeanor of Sebastian Sawe and second place finisher Yomif Kejelcha, both of whom finished under 2 hours. If you watch Kelvin Kiptum break the world record at the 2023 Ch
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by m348e912 6mo ago
It's interesting how Youtube decided to push shorts to their user base without the ability to turn it off without the use of a browser plugin. They did add an option on the mobile app to block them, which is a step in the right directi
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by m348e912 6mo ago
>> Your users live in Teams. > No, I assure you, we do not This absolutism is tiring. I can assure you there are plenty of companies who use teams as their sole messaging platform. My company uses slack, teams, and zoom. Which one
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by m348e912 6mo ago
AI models like gemma4 are available in different quant "sizes", think about it as an image available in various compression levels. The best image is the largest, takes up the most memory when loading, and while it is large and lo
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by m348e912 7mo ago
My understanding is that flight security protocols and cockpit hardening introduced after 9/11 made it significantly harder to replicate what happened that day.
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by m348e912 7mo ago
I'm not the first to suggest this, but I think "fly at your own risk" airlines would be popular with some people. Keep the cockpit door reinforced, and maintain a gentleman's agreement among travellers on what to do if a
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by m348e912 7mo ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and say the 5.60 per person per flight doesn't cover the cost of TSA airport security operations leaving congress responsible for the gap. If you are wondering how that could happen, it starts with no
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by m348e912 7mo ago
Not inherently, but it can introduce risk. Such as a bad actor using an old expired certificate it was able to acquire to play man-in-the-middle. But if that is happening you have bigger problems.
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by m348e912 7mo ago
There are a number of similarities between applying for a job and looking for a partner (typically through online dating). In both cases, the process is impersonal, rife with rejection, and heartless. The best tactic is to avoid the formal
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by m348e912 7mo ago
This AI website demo is very unappealing and does a good job showing how bad the user experience could end up, but I think there is a place for ADs in AI that I would very much welcome. But it would be different than you would expect. I rec
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by m348e912 8mo ago
>> Friendly reminder that the battery industry is filled with shady and evil stuff. Cobalt mining for example. What I am about to say is going to come off as exceptionally insensitive, but bear with me. The mining conditions are horri
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by m348e912 8mo ago
For a Ring user, the keys are generated on your phone via the Ring app. So technically just the user/owner. However there is no certainty that Ring can't obtain access to the keys, just like crypto wallet maker Exodus could decide
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by m348e912 8mo ago
>They are not encrypting from themselves at rest. They are encrypting at rest, that's my whole point and what everyone in this thread seems to be missing. When you turn on e2e, the video is not viewable anywhere but your phone. Tha
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by m348e912 8mo ago
I just set it up e2e on Ring last week. It generates the a key and a word list (for backup) on your phone. You have to physically be in vicinity of the Ring camera to activate encryption on the camera. My impression is that Ring is truly of
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by m348e912 8mo ago
> Cool, it’s encrypted on transit to me… now what about at rest with them? Is it encrypted and they absolutely can not view or hand that footage to police/gov? No. Technically yes, e2e encryption means video hosted on their servers
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by m348e912 8mo ago
I know Ring is getting a bad rap for enabling state level surveillance, but the Ring app offers an option to enable end-to-end encryption between the camera and your phone. The stored video is encrypted with key generated on your phone. You
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by m348e912 9mo ago
I agree the shows I named have aged, but I think my point stands. There really isn't anything _like_ those shows on TikTok that I am aware of, and maybe you've made a bigger point that there isn't anything like these shows at

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