oldgregg

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by oldgregg 3y ago
That's different. I'm talking about using it as a defensive mechanism against wealthy individuals and corporations who bully (relatively) poor people knowing they can't afford years of litigation. In theory if you had an AI s
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by oldgregg 3y ago
Interesting problem space-- I have a culture jamming legal theory this might work for: What if you had a $99/mo pro-se legal service that does two things, 1) teaches you how to move all of your assets into secure vehicles. 2) At the sa
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by oldgregg 3y ago
just what i was looking for thx.
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by oldgregg 3y ago
A few weeks ago I went through one of those drive through Christmas light displays. It had dozens of 10-20ft metal sculpture frames of various designs that were wrapped in lights. On some structures there was very basic programming, certain
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by oldgregg 3y ago
When Zuck and big tech issues a denial you will notice they always say "we're not recording you" --- yeah cuz they are using on-device transcription to send back keywords!
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by oldgregg 3y ago
Bro doesn't understand how the game works. Taylor is in on it 100%. It's not labels vs artists, it's labels + top artists vs. everyone else.
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by oldgregg 3y ago
how much?
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by oldgregg 3y ago
OpenAI turned on the "full featured" GPT4 just long enough to learn what people could use it for. Now they turn off those features and use all of those ideas to spawn new companies on a now-private GPT4 Original api and cripple ev
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by oldgregg 3y ago
Make ibizabear (or your real name the name) the name and likeness of the AI. Then just pay for it out of pocket for 90 days and become a local celebrity?
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by oldgregg 3y ago
love this space, looks like an alternative to meshtastic.
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Contact info? I'm currently developing a p2p tcp library in Golang based off perlin-network/noise which is a very clean implementation but abandoned.
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Would be naive to think corporate incentives are not influencing code and protocols: > Http/3 standardized 6 months ago and Google has been widely using it for years-- but not supported by Go. > Webtransport originally did P2P&#x
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by oldgregg 4y ago
I certainly wouldn't disparage the talent- no doubt vast majority have good intentions but unfortunately they are being paid handsomely to have their work be rendered ineffective. Gobble up all the best P2P devs and get them focused on
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Honestly I think Consensys/IPFS/Libp2p is just some corporatized way to derail real P2P and decentralization. Their libraries are total garbage. Lots of complicated code that simply doesn't work. No documentation. I mean look
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by oldgregg 4y ago
All of the psyops, bots, and algorithms that have been trying to convince people that Free Speech Is Bad is failing-- both here and everywhere. Bring it on.
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Men still 100% rule the world and always will. It's just now a small group of elite men rather than power being more distributed. The entire "feminism" project is mostly just social engineering for elite men to castrate their
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Lulz. like urban people who work in tech and are trying to be real Amish but also love crypto. We've studied groups like the orthodox Jews and Mormons and see the world retribalizing and decentralizing and want to experiment and learn
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Low-key rn, email in bio if u wanna visit
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Basic christian/decentralization stuff
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by oldgregg 4y ago
I just joined an experimental crypto-Amish community near Austin. I work in blockchain, so all about decentralized community. We're honest about how technology is making all of us craaaazy. No porn here but we get to use solar and ardu
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Ask HN: Possible to generate AI photorealistic avatars with webcam facetracking?
1 points by oldgregg 4y ago|0 comments
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by oldgregg 4y ago
hope they disinfect between rentals
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by oldgregg 4y ago
FAANG has plenty of private XKeyscore wrong-think APIs that the bureaucracy utilizes under the auspices of "fraud prevention" to filter out "bad thinkers" from various activities. Welcome to fascism, folks.
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by oldgregg 4y ago
Embrace, extend, extinguish
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by oldgregg 5y ago
No you will still have a copy of all your content-- you can just move it to a different service or even republish it under a different key.
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by oldgregg 5y ago
Yep or a single HD wallet that automatically generates keys with each new interaction.
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by oldgregg 5y ago
Great marketing keep it up :) ignore all the nerds on here staying stop being mean. I would tell him that the comparison page is staying up, but if you want to request SPECIFIC changes on anything defamatory then invite him to enumerate his
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by oldgregg 5y ago
Looking for solution as well. I want a p2p solution where users can "subscribe" to a public SQLite database and received signed blocks/wal from the swarm. Edits would go into a distributed mempool to be signed by the key owne
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by oldgregg 5y ago
WhatsApp encryption is a joke. It has secret APIs that can pull the unencrypted messages off your device anytime they want.
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by oldgregg 5y ago
So google is trying to save every country in the world from fascism... by forcing them into a technological matrix they exert total authoritarian control over. Lol. FAANG employees and their shills truly believe they are gods guiding humani

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