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by ottah 1y ago
Why would it even be worth that? Patents? Copyrights? Certainly not the trademark.
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by ottah 1y ago
It adds complexity, more points of failure, and ensures that more legacy services will go offline needlessly. While almost certainly not actually improving the actual security issues the average user experience. Lack of a valid tls certific
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by ottah 1y ago
I guarantee you that your grandmother will still get phished with a valid domain certificate.
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by ottah 1y ago
Well HTTPS the protocol might not, but the implementation is essentially going that way https://www.digicert.com/blog/tls-certificate-lifetimes-will...
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by ottah 1y ago
Children do have rights to free expression. They're not property and honestly some of us would not have survived to adults without the ability to explore our identity independent of parental supervision. Plus you're just setting k
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by ottah 1y ago
Mmmm, great that and mandatory key rotation every 90 days, plus needing to get a cert from an approved CA, means just that more busy work to have an independent web presence. I don't like people externalizing their security policy pref
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by ottah 1y ago
Relying heavily on information supplied by LLMs is a problem, but so is this toxic negativity towards technology. It's a tool, sometimes useful, and other times crap. Critical thinking and literacy is the key skill that helps you tell
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by ottah 1y ago
Slop is what you make, when I don't morally approve, or value critical nuance. WWE is slop, soap operas are slop, romance novels are slop, scifi is slop, etc.
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by ottah 1y ago
In practice, it's used for anything the speaker doesn't approve of, regardless of quality. When someone uses it, it basically tells me, I don't have anything critical to say, beyond I don't like a thing.
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by ottah 1y ago
I'm a former military brat, and went to DOD schools from 1990 to 1998. My school had a mix of Air Force, Navy, Army and NATO kids. Here's what I remember. * Almost every parent had college education. * Classrooms generally were sm
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by ottah 1y ago
Huh, all this discussion justifying the relevancy and utility, and not a single ask, but why these shocking things and not other shocking things? It's propaganda of course. Jeff Bezos and Rupert Murdoch don't own news outlets beca
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by ottah 1y ago
Same, it's just too unreliable to be a tool for me. Which feels like the experience with everything that relies on automatic network discovery.
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by ottah 1y ago
Case in point, votes on comments. Especially Reddit.
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by ottah 1y ago
Removing the watermark looks trivial https://github.com/neuphonic/neutts-air/blob/d9761a3d938b06c... Watermarking is usually very fragile and generally relies on an adversary not knowing about it. I honestly
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by ottah 1y ago
You can't ban people from roles because they sound like a more famous person.
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by ottah 1y ago
The point of these trainings is to satisfy compliance requirements and to deflect responsibility when someone inevitably fucks up. All HR mandated training courses are to protect the company, by allowing them to blame the employee when some
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by ottah 1y ago
They hired an actress that sounded like the AI in Her.
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by ottah 1y ago
I did not missunderstand anything. I said the constitution was not created to grant equal rights to all people. I think your elaboration illustrates that clearly.
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by ottah 1y ago
In my opinion you really have to be skeptical. Its always possible drone reports are real, but also citings tend to cluster, and there is rarely anything outside of eyewitness reports. Humans are very bad at judging the size and distance of
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by ottah 1y ago
The constitution was written by the wealthy elites of society, for the wealthy elites of society to be free of the tyranny of a monarchy. It was not created to grant equal rights to all people. I.E., see the 3/5ths personhood of enslav
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by ottah 1y ago
Alternative argument, there is no need for more training data, just better algorithms. Throwing more tokens at the problem doesn't solve the fact that training llms using supervised learning is a poor way to integrate knowledge. We hav
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by ottah 1y ago
You don't have to hack anything if you control ip routes. A simple redirect like a captive portal could accomplish something like this. Israel can either own the gateways or own the spectrum.
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by ottah 1y ago
Any laser light strong enough to damage your vision, might also pass through a optical coating. Distance can attenuate the strength, but really the only defense is proper rated glasses for the spectrum.
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by ottah 1y ago
This is more important, you have to give people a chance to rectify the situation.
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by ottah 1y ago
Nah, memory is still the bottleneck. Kernel performance is already pretty good, but cpu memory is still dramatically slower than gpu memory.
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by ottah 1y ago
Don't you have to keep dismissing incorrect auto-complete? For me I have a particular idea in mind, and I find auto-complete to be incredibly annoying. It breaks flow. It has no idea my intention, but very eagerly provides suggestions
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by ottah 1y ago
The effort you put into a work doesn't determine copyright. You can own the copyright to a photograph that took seconds to take. And you can spend every hour of the day keeping a meticulous log of room temperature, and not have a copyr
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by ottah 1y ago
Not everything that's authored and published is eligible for copyright. Copyright applies to only the creative elements of a work that are unique. Things that are facts, or are necessary for function are not copyrightable. They likely
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by ottah 1y ago
I read the article, I don't buy it was for weight training. Certainly doesn't require a padlock around your neck to add resistance weights. Also I have never seen a person wearing a chain daily for resistance training. I've s
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by ottah 2y ago
My only experience is with intellij ides, but this plugin works in both https://www.continue.dev/ . We use this internally at my company, and I think it's one of the better open source ones. At home I use it with open r

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