notaustinpowers

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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Because even deportation has legal hoops you have to jump through. If they get deported, even willingly, what happens when they come back to American on another vessel? Their special visas to disembark while at port would most likely not be
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
It's most likely due to visa and immigration laws. When a vessel is docked in a port, they are able to disembark and operate under a special visa that lasts the duration of their vessel's stay, and they are required to leave with
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
They're expensive if you're buying them new. But they quickly depreciated in value and back when they still sold their ICE models here it was easy to buy a 2-3yo one for around $12k.
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
The shoebox (affectionate) 2024 Fiat 500e is $33k. How is a Jeep EV going to be $25k?
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Well, when you haven't updated your sedan in 6 years but still charge the same price as when it first released, it's easy to claim "lack of customer demand".
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
> If they anticipated this would happen, why wouldn't they just ditch the Sky voice altogether? This is my opinion so it's not factual. They already don't have any qualms making billions of dollars operating with a maybe-i
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
> They hired the Sky voice actress well before contacting SJ. Then why would they need to contact SJ 2 days before the release? If they already had the Sky voice complete? If there wouldn't be enough time to have SJ record everythin
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
It may just be an audio model then, not a visual model.
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
If it's using AI I'm sure they can train the model to identify the word "Password" in close proximity to a textbox. OBS and Zoom are screen recorders, not utilizing AI. That's an oranges to apples comparison.
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
You know he's not actually coding the software, designing the cars, or the battery tech, or the rocket trajectories, right? He's a CEO, he's a glorified mid-level manager. The real greatest technologists here are the engineer
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
From a quick search it doesn't look like they are, and there's no explicit law on who "owns" a password. Consensus right now is to operate under the assumption that the maker of the software is the owner of the password,
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
I believe it operates on a site-by-site basis since there's settings to tell it to ignore screenshots of certain webpages (at least they're doing that). So one window is blacked out but the other is visible. Just gotta remember to
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
The fact that it ensures to not take a snapshot of DRM content but also explains that it doesn't hide PASSWORDS in snapshots is INSANE to me! God forbid it takes a screenshot of Bridgerton but my bank account password, that's fair
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
A community in North Charleston, SC named Horizon Village. North Charleston (in general) is considered an unsafe area, but this community was built to battle the stigma against Section 8 housing that is very prevalent in the Charleston area
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
I can also file a lawsuit because I don't like the color of your house. Doesn't mean it'll succeed in a court of law.
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OpenAI researcher resigns, claiming safety has taken 'a backseat'(theverge.com)
6 points by notaustinpowers 2y ago|1 comments
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Gotta get those sweet, sweet clicks babyyyyyy
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
A douchebag said it, but I'd say it fits the CEO pretty well.
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
I've also lived in an area that seemed to have reduced this problem by a huge factor. I lived in a community of 150 townhomes where 50% of them were Section 8 and the other 50% were privately-owned. Due to how the community was built,
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Remember everyone! A protest with permission is just a government-approved parade!
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
> ...obesity is an epidemic because of the misguided anti-fat crusade driven by well-meaning but naive people... Except that whole thing was literally started by sugar companies paying scientists to point the blame towards fat so their
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Even JWST has it's limits. There are some very, very, very, very old galaxies that are so red-shifted, JWST is only able to see them thanks to gravitational lensing amplifying the energy of the light. https://www.space.com&#
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
> 1. Have we detected such lobes in the milky way? why not? Sag A* (our black hole in the center of the Milky Way) isn't considered "active" right now. We don't notice it gobbling up stars and gasses, which would be n
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
At least with a phone book you were able to opt out of your information being included in it. As of right now, there's no way to opt out of Discord. Anonymity on the internet protects a lot of us from state actors, governments, and fri
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
The foul is that PII per California law the user has the right to know what information is collected, how it's used/shared, and request the data to be deleted. Discord is based in California and will be under subject to these laws
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
I think the "big deal" about it comes from the fact that users did not give that information willingly to Discord. If I did not provide you that information, why would I expect you to know it? And in a state that California (where
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Archive: https://archive.ph/Qtkke
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
Well, yeah, that makes sense. The top 1% (3.3m people) hold over 30% of all wealth in America. The bottom 50% (over 150m people) only hold 2.5% of the wealth in America. Also, how does the top 10% pay 80% of taxes but the top 1% pay 50%? I
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
I agree with you on that, it's a different input method and (therefore) will always come with it's quirks whether it's analog or digital. Digital art, music, animation, etc are incredible feats in their own right. From knowin
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by notaustinpowers 2y ago
> By the same logic, two pro gamers play the same video game should always achieve the exact same score. Both of those comparisons you've made have the human element included in them. The gamers don't follow the exact same path

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