monksy

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by monksy 8mo ago
I think he's wrong and I'm willing to say that. The ability for people to move beyond the fundamental attribution error is well known and takes major resources to correct that. For anyone that posts a comment, assuming you want to
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by monksy 8mo ago
They aren't. They're the ones who are resisting the all in thing on AI stuff. What you're seeing is over reactive trend followers.
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by monksy 8mo ago
It's not. People who say this are not good engineers, and you'll see slop come out of this. Some of these steps you need more than ever. No this is not an anti-ai message.
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by monksy 8mo ago
https://www.wsfa.com/2026/02/07/police-use-drone-technology-...
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by monksy 8mo ago
Keep complaining to the regulators that you're being locked out of your account. Sue them and keep escalating. Forcing you into a system where you have to pay, maintain, etc for access is often not legal.
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by monksy 8mo ago
File a complaint to the financial services. They are locking you out from their services.
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by monksy 8mo ago
That is clearly not the opinon of the product owners and business people. They believe that they own your device, data, and location of when you use it and how you use it. If they want to tell you about their new terrible financial product
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by monksy 8mo ago
> in your phone's sim card, Phones and sim cards a lot more temporary than ID cards. I don't know of a lot of theves that target ID cards for their authorization uses. Phones... people will steal those.
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by monksy 8mo ago
Might be able to file a complaint with the financial services that they're charging you hidden fees to access and manage your money.. (the requirement of having a working mobile, phone, service, etc)
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by monksy 8mo ago
From my experience with the fed level senator.. they're already lobbied to shit. For example, explaining to Duckworth that fed level id tying to your internet travel and encryption backdoors aren't safe.. they'll send you cop
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by monksy 8mo ago
Because we have anti-fraud consumer potection rules and CCs operate on a make money first type of bais. The debit networks on the otherhand are a different story.
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by monksy 8mo ago
A lot of that is security theater at its best. However given the forced attack surface I would imagine that there is a hard push from authoritarians and the finance world to make a "secure chain" from service to screen. My guess:
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by monksy 8mo ago
Even in AI based development this makes no sense. I can write an agent loop that will simiplify and enhance reusability that is more effective than having tons and tons of lines of code. The LOC as a KPI is useless and people should humilia
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by monksy 8mo ago
They're getting worse with attested and validated environments. This one of the reasons that google is trying to kill sideloaded apps and checking for root access. Weird thing.. the people who want this validation fully expect for you
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by monksy 8mo ago
This project is something that we would want to archive pretty quickly. I can see those service being upset over that being exposed.
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by monksy 8mo ago
But but my CC literally said "it's more secure" (I asked and complained about the contactless feature because it interfered with my transit card)
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by monksy 8mo ago
> I can't say I agree with the methods I can. Didn't consent to being surveilled when in public.
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by monksy 8mo ago
> With your tax money. With your votes. I certainly didn't vote for that Duckworth (D) kept voting for surveillance. (KOSA, EARNIT, etc)
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by monksy 8mo ago
Please do not fall of the deceptive language that is used here. They're calling this "teen experience". This is not about "i see gentila we ban". They're very vague about what is obscene, sticking to that level
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by monksy 8mo ago
That won't guarentee that you get your account back. Many times it's used to permaban you later.
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Someone made an live version of BMO from Adventure time (Local LLM) [video](youtube.com)
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by monksy 9mo ago
> Maybe opening a bank account, but really it should be up to the bank if they want to see my ID. KYC rules make it require much more than showing an id.
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by monksy 9mo ago
Get a passport card or a Global entry card .. easier to carry on you for domestic travel.
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by monksy 9mo ago
Training requires a lot of photos and face models need to be more recent to be effective.
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by monksy 9mo ago
Well good. They can stop pestering me for real id, preventing me from moving directly to the security line without having to show id, and stop trying to force me into giving up my face model everytime.
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by monksy 9mo ago
You can and should. Some TSA workers get pissy over it, which is weird. It's there to replace them. The trainers don't, its an option you have the right to.
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by monksy 9mo ago
Doesn't matter, Passport is considered to be a real id.
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by monksy 9mo ago
> - Bank statement > - Pay stub > - Utility bill It should be noted, and I don't understand why people aren't angry about this: Account numbers unredacted on the statements. The numbers are redacted the documentation gets
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by monksy 9mo ago
I get it not infrequently when travelling from europe. It's annoying that they pretend that "oh this is random" .. I'm even going up to the airport employees at hte gate and telling them "I'm told I'm here
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by monksy 9mo ago
I want smut that talks about agent based development and crawdbot to do dirty dirty things. Does that exist yet. I don't think so.

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