ranger_danger

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by ranger_danger 6d ago
https://emcfastpass.com/fcc-rules-kits-subassemblies/
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by ranger_danger 6d ago
This is really quite nice. Any plans for improvements or training against a larger dataset? I was hoping to be able to use this for detecting/flagging nsfw image uploads, but I'm still finding too many false positives (that should
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by ranger_danger 6d ago
There are entire youtube channels dedicated to "who did it first" rabbit holes regarding inventions that didn't gain popularity until it was properly marketed by someone else, whether independently discovered or not.
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by ranger_danger 6d ago
I always wondered why v2 is never used... you can even search for files by their individual hash with it.
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by ranger_danger 6d ago
> Also Chinese labs are in particular very careful about anything which be used to create pornographic content, which is highly illegal in the PRC. MiniMax H3 is dominating AI porn right now, and they are Chinese.
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by ranger_danger 7d ago
Please re-read the first sentence of my previous comment.
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by ranger_danger 7d ago
IMO This is actually the most positive way to frame the whole "slippery slope fallacy" of impending technological progress causing cascading "problems" in society. You know, the arguments that went something like: Wait u
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by ranger_danger 7d ago
"As a rule, strong feelings about issues do not emerge from deep understanding." -Sloman and Fernbach Also, the Dunning-Kruger effect still applies to smart people. You don't stop when you are estimating your ability correctl
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by ranger_danger 7d ago
Perhaps they should read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piercing_the_corporate_veil
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by ranger_danger 8d ago
My understanding is that SCOTUS has held since the 50s that 'the people' means people inside the country, and a border does not count as being granted entry into the country yet, therefore the Constitution doesn't really ap
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by ranger_danger 8d ago
That is the same site as archive.ph with the same issue :/ Also they are known for abusing javascript on client browsers to DDoS someone they didn't like.
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by ranger_danger 8d ago
Endless captcha loop for me, is there an archive? (archive.ph etc. has the same issue for me)
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by ranger_danger 8d ago
There is a fork of it here: https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/PairDrop
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by ranger_danger 9d ago
where exactly does it say that? I don't consider "designed and developed in Japan" to be the same as manufactured there
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by ranger_danger 9d ago
A lot of people spend more than 1 or 2 days visiting family during Christmas time, and travel long distances to do so.
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by ranger_danger 9d ago
> GPS spies on everyone. That's... not how GPS works.
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by ranger_danger 9d ago
That, or they'll just decline to actually prosecute any targets that aren't worth revealing a backdoor during discovery.
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
The reason I left Linux was because I didn't want to be associated with the high-ranking developers that openly abuse and demean others with unprofessional attitudes for decades on end with impunity. I know this is an extremely unpopul
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
I assume that eventually the flag will just become meaningless and there will be other methods of verification in use by then... because cutting off a huge chunk of your customers just isn't good business. But for now I'm already
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
Keep in mind these databases can be wildly inaccurate and basically impossible to prove them wrong (you can't prove a negative). I've seen this (and verified with others) with other sites like iknowwhatyoudownload.com where they a
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
I meant to say their availability will not last forever.
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
> SimpleX does not. https://simplex.chat/faq/ > Private message routing is, effectively, a two-hop onion packet routing. And actually, it's even better than that: > Private message routing routes packets
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
One idea I had for an improvement to Tor wrt sybils was to split traffic up and send different pieces to different nodes, possibly using different circuits for the pieces, so that even if you have control over all the nodes in one path, you
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by ranger_danger 11d ago
reader mode button works wonders for me
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by ranger_danger 12d ago
How do you know data is copied to their servers? > If you serve as a mere conduit for automatic transmission of user communications, there are no other qualifications or obligations you need to meet. If you serve a caching function, in a
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by ranger_danger 12d ago
Development still continues by others: https://codeberg.org/mv12star/shitter
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by ranger_danger 12d ago
Aurora Store does the same thing to facilitate downloading Play Store apps.
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by ranger_danger 12d ago
And the company's previous name was, ominously... Luminati.
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by ranger_danger 12d ago
Go look at the github commits for llama.cpp and read the actual code they're adding to support new model/quant types... to me at least it's some serious black magic, and the sheer number of genius developers and activity leve
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by ranger_danger 12d ago
For cars they most certainly do.

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