radicaldreamer

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by radicaldreamer 9mo ago
It is restricted to Boost Mobile in addition to using the C1(X), at least for the purposes of this beta version.
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by radicaldreamer 9mo ago
They can do parallel construction or use "undercover" informants etc.
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by radicaldreamer 9mo ago
Is this available for dogs? I have an aging pup who has early arthritis and I'm considering NAD+ precursor supplements, but this seems much more promising.
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by radicaldreamer 9mo ago
Infant car seats face backwards, they recommend backwards facing for a long as possible (until the kid is too big to fit comfortably in a backwards facing position).
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by radicaldreamer 9mo ago
An aside: One of the best uses for AR that I can imagine is real life ad-block. I’d wear AR glasses all the time if it would automatically replace billboards and other ads with landscapes.
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by radicaldreamer 10mo ago
It's weird how the journalists who have access to these files basically stopped reporting on them and joined or started "independent" outfits with massive salaries (500k+ USD) https://www.cjr.org/business_of_n
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by radicaldreamer 10mo ago
If they remade that movie with a modern spin, it would be an AI model deciding who is loyal and who isn't.
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by radicaldreamer 10mo ago
Google’s standard problem is that they don’t even use their own products. Their Pixel and Android team rocks iPhones on the daily, for example.
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by radicaldreamer 10mo ago
$1B is nothing for OpenAI or Disney
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by radicaldreamer 10mo ago
Generative AI and getting everyone on the planet online is going to contribute massively to this. You’re already seeing a massive rise in sextortion scams, pig butchering scams, scams of all kinds. Whatever the reason is (maybe online doesn
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by radicaldreamer 10mo ago
In the US, you can get 50000 IU on Amazon, good enough for weekly supplementation if you're low (same as prescription strength).
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by radicaldreamer 11mo ago
I think this is to crack down on sharing a SIM card which is registered to someone else. It ties identity + location + aggregates all SIMs registered to someone with their current location. Not to mention they can probably payload anything
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by radicaldreamer 11mo ago
Parallel construction is incredibly easy though with confidential informants and honeytraps/entrapment (for another crime, for example).
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by radicaldreamer 11mo ago
So a pretty transparent way to tie IMEI to someone's identity and track their location under the guise of "finding lost phones" and "checking your phone's authenticity"
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by radicaldreamer 11mo ago
I think the problem with that is that Grok has likely been prompted to do that in the system prompt or some prompts that get added for questions about Elon. That doesn't reflect on the actual reasoning or generalization abilities of th
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by radicaldreamer 11mo ago
A lot of this is support. If you’re self hosting, when things don’t work the way they should, the team has no one to blame. On AWS, they can always lean on aws not working the way it should as an excuse.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
I mean, “many” people use SaaS apps which utilize MDM on end user devices, but many parents I know who are in tech roll their own to filter the net for their kids devices and (to a much lesser extent) monitor them proactively.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
A lot of people use MDM for managing their kids devices (pinning DNS for filtering etc.)
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
The vast majority of these are going to turn into AI bots shortly if they aren’t going strong already. The human (slave) in the loop will be there for big fish or to finish the job.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
The first version of Microsoft Office was Mac only.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Maybe adding a depth sensor/lidar might fix this?
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Honestly the only thing that's going to change this is criminal liability for safety related software bugs. Otherwise, it's just business as usual and the business for the last 15 years has been cutting QA and asking developers to
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
They're for sure doing this and have been caught: https://x.com/d0nut2x/status/1940107015533285646
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
The Project Looking Glass UI came to iPadOS and MacOS via Stage Manager https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mchl534ba392/...
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Apple itself supports using an old iPhone as a camera for Apple TV Facetime and karaoke use, so while this is a risk, it doesn't seem to be something the company is concerned about. https://support.apple.com/guide/
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
They're playing videos for them on an iPad or phone
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Is it possible that some background app is polling and selling this info rather than your carrier?
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
iCloud Private Relay does this for private windows in the latest iOS versions (18 and up) https://support.apple.com/en-us/102602
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
I don't think its all that sophisticated. The reason Palantir pairs up its services with consultants is that it's not that useful or sophisticated, the consultant's job is to spice it up so it seems like the data and tooling
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
The point of this is that for people who would never get a pulse oximeter getting this "for free" and automatically enabled on their Apple Watches and realizing they have a medical issue well before symptoms become severe or catas

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