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nonethewiser
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nonethewiser
9d ago
How would uploading bad footage negatively effect people trying to find license plates? It's not deleting the footage they are looking for.
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9d ago
But was this in New Hampshire? The retention policy is set by the customer.
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9d ago
The default retention policy is 7 days and the local customer (IE the police) can set it to whatever. I wonder what can be done within 3 minutes?
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10d ago
Can you elaborate? How in the world would I interface with claude other than sending it messages?
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10d ago
Text based workflows are king
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10d ago
PPWR is an obvious one. Its such a dysfunctional law that they actually told people to ignore it.
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10d ago
That is fascinating and seems plausible. Hard to say though.
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11d ago
Take that up with the police and local government
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11d ago
It doesn’t have to have an agreed upon meaning. My point is its not inherently bad to think something is anti-American. In fact, treating the very idea of judging something as “anti-American” as inherently illegitimate is quite literally an
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11d ago
I also dont think you can cleanly separate HTML and style. Technically you can separate them but doing so in practice just handicaps your design and ability to express things in HTML and CSS (Zen Garden prohibiting css 3+ in most cases). Pe
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11d ago
Im not quite following. Things can be mislabeled as anti American, but everyone has some idea of whats anti-American in principle. Anti free speech for example is anti American. How that gets applied is a matter of debate. But I think all p
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11d ago
That non-CSS swappable layout is much better
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11d ago
I tried some of the examples. The UX for seeing the different designs is terrible. 1. Go to site 2. Visually scan the page for the style controls 3. Click one 4. Everything changes 5. Visually scan the page for the style controls etc. I don
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11d ago
What do you mean validation? The reason field is for auditing. Auditing is not validation. And its how the public knows this officer is not meeting quality expectations.
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11d ago
The reason is for audibility not prevention. Flock surfaced the officer whose not meeting quality expectations.
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11d ago
It's public. It's in the dataset that was released containing "LMAO".
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11d ago
The point is: whose to blame if they aren't reprimanded? It's not flock.
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11d ago
>The obvious flaw is that someone added this field as a requirement but they never actually audit it and hold officers accountable Flock added the field as a requirement and logs it. It's up to the police/local government to re
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11d ago
The reason field is not to gate the search feature. It's for accountability. This officer should be reprimanded.
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11d ago
Here is a niche one: When you want to make a game and support modding with pretty much zero development effort.
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11d ago
I think he was saying China already has weapons in space. Not necessarily nukes.
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11d ago
You mean seed the context with random information then ask it to ideate on something totally unrelated? Like you want it to figure out how to get som information in front of potential customers in a cost effective way but first you give it
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11d ago
>"people who are not elected but who work for the government and are surprisingly important" That’s just the regular definition of deep state. The difference is simply that you arent using it as a pejorative.
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11d ago
This looks cool. Good luck to you. One piece of feedback: I can’t make sense of the logo. Its a message bubble and … ?
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11d ago
Looks cool. What would you say its defining features are? What makes it different than Minecraft? Seems like its probably more performant. Whats the license situation. I see your own license which sounds maximally permissive but written by
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11d ago
You know those drawers they have at morgues?
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11d ago
You can get some interesting new ideas out of it but it takes some work. Especially when a prompt is stateless. It need to know about it's previous novel ideas but also not be polluted/directed by them. Im not sure what it would t
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11d ago
I remember reading the newspaper in the break room and at lunch. About 2013 or so. That's all their was. Well, for me, because I was a late smartphone adopter. I kind of lump in "internet" (late 90s) with "internet in ev
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12d ago
But didn’t Amazon cite laws that it broke (allegedly)? Not simply their ToS?
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12d ago
Notice you haven't even attempted to address why it's important to have in CI. We already agree AI PR reviews are good. But why should you add this new responsibility for the PR author of triaging feedback?
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