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by randyrand 6mo ago
“ever”? So we’re not limited to reality or likely scenarios? Just anything I make up as if I was writing a creative fiction novel? I’m not sure how much this question actually measures propensity towards violence, than it does creativity an
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by randyrand 6mo ago
Which jobs? Most of that is still AI hype.
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by randyrand 6mo ago
No they’re not.
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by randyrand 6mo ago
Square sensors ought to be more common because they maximize the field of view for a given lens. Well, apart from circular sensors.
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by randyrand 6mo ago
The author writes this as if heat seeking missles are new tech. They’re not. The designers of the F-35 developed it knowing they exist and made whatever tradeoffs they decided to make. That’s just engineering.
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by randyrand 7mo ago
So they added marketing and support on top. Sounds like how you run a business.
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by randyrand 7mo ago
Not it’s not. Creating fake accounts and instructing them to listen to music does not generate any money. The actual money generation, the actual fraud, was carried out on his behalf when the platform claimed the listens were real and charg
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by randyrand 7mo ago
In click fraud, it's the platform company defrauding the ads purchasers, by claiming the clicks are legit. All this guy did was break TOS, and find a broken business model. No fraud. Should have found a lawyer.
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by randyrand 7mo ago
Whether the data is arriving on a wire, a physical hard drive, DVD, or book, doesn’t really change anything. It is the role of customs to inspect the physical goods (i.e. physical light) that crosses the border. These are fiber connections
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by randyrand 7mo ago
Perhaps it was a sperm donor? There doesn’t necessarily have to be a traditional father.
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by randyrand 7mo ago
True. That's why I only write assembly. Imagine a piece of software deciding register spill for you! Unhinged!
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by randyrand 7mo ago
Couldn't this be summarized as the Sodium Vapor technique but with near-IR? Or do I misunderstand something?
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by randyrand 7mo ago
more often than not, you could just buy the same new CPU on the open market and swap it in. It bypasses secure boot, etc.
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by randyrand 7mo ago
It’s artificial, it’s general, and all things considered it’s pretty damn intelligent.
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by randyrand 7mo ago
It doesn't matter if it's legitimate. The people that use it don't care. They just find it online and click download. This is the reality.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
> Every associate of Epstein was interested in him for the same reason Baseless speculation.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
Indeed, we could start everything +1 hr later I suppose.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
> You don’t “train a human.” In this context, "train" a human makes perfect sense.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
All it takes is for one person to recognize her for her name to be known.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
From a privacy perspective, doing something voluntarily doesn't negate anything. It's still the bigger privacy issue.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
Jeeze, save some for the rest of us!
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by randyrand 8mo ago
I feel like the bigger issue - from an anonymity perspective - is that she is publicly showing her real face while doing these things, no?
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by randyrand 8mo ago
It needs to be compatible with iOS apps, not Android.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V. There. Done!
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by randyrand 8mo ago
"Objectively, a reasonable person would not kidnap and ultimately murder a defenseless person because they were scared,” Mr. Scott told the jury. That doesnt sound objective to me at all.
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by randyrand 8mo ago
Keep the result in space, and use large telescopes to look at it!
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by randyrand 9mo ago
I assume this is only for purchases made using the app, right? Otherwise it just wouldn't make sense. Google gets a cut of all revenue, Apple gets a cut of all revenue, x, y, z, ... there would be nothing left over.
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by randyrand 9mo ago
Newspapers an even longer head start!
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by randyrand 9mo ago
If you’re in the public beta program you’ll already have this update.
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by randyrand 9mo ago
google will lose, and I'm surprised they are even trying. hiQ v. LinkedIn already settled this: scraping public web pages isn’t “unauthorized access,” even if the site says no via robots.txt or ToS. Those aren’t locks.

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