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by razingeden 11mo ago
if you think about it, the current advertising paradigm infers things about you, from cookies and trackers, from data brokers etc (to show you “relevant” ads. and things you “like” or “follow” or comment on , or maybe even just making gue
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by razingeden 11mo ago
i asked an LLM to parse all three attachments and just explain what the software is and does : https://pastebin.com/p6ibtBpJ tldr, it mines your public social media posts and maps your degree of connection to people who pos
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by razingeden 11mo ago
great sales yeah (7bn+) but those dsp6 recalls on the fiesta cost ford about 2 billion. id buy another one. (in manual.) i dont know how many other gen5 fiesta owners would walk down the aisle with that car again tho i think the dsp’s kind
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by razingeden 11mo ago
yeah ill look at this , i have a wp to deploy from scratch on my to-do list and can just test it there without breaking my existing kludge. thank you for the replies and addl’ info.
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by razingeden 11mo ago
it was an afterthought, but doing something like rsync’ing the wp-uploads directory to a remote http folder might be the most accessible/easy way for a less technical audience. i think thats the first tack i took. but then just using w
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by razingeden 11mo ago
that $18,000-$24,000 bloomberg terminal had a 300bps modem it took longer to generate a page of content or get a complete answer than a free LLM takes on an i5 CPU. (ex: llamaGPTJ for linux CLI) its missing live market data and news but inc
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by razingeden 11mo ago
so i could. say. have a squid proxy on a $5 unmetered vps, referring to WP as a content-origin and then just use this to rewrite the image URL without using cloudflare at all? (also possible with an apache directive but , doing it in WP co
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by razingeden 11mo ago
same. i didnt know they were even real. i get the blankest stares when i ask labubu collectors if they ever saw that episode
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by razingeden 11mo ago
for sure. youd definitely be a case of “hey wait, this is still screwed up at my NID/drop at the curb its NOT me!” on friday theyd just settled on tacking new drops and outlets to the crown molding as a solution. i was the second one t
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by razingeden 11mo ago
the premise , iirc: involves vascular inflammation. in the brain in the case of alzheimers. <theorized.> more readily applicable to vascular dementia. and then, in the rest of the cardiovascular system in artherosclerosis/CVD. (r
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by razingeden 11mo ago
>frustrated beyond his capacity, and seemingly very high on something, went outside and started ripping infrastructure out by hand and damaging everything else he could find with a hammer hmmmm i think i just saw that guy at the motel 6
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by razingeden 11mo ago
the reason id suggested connecting your modem at the outside drop would also cover any and all inside wiring issues. and that could be anything. frayed end. a nail through it. moisture. i think my inside wiring was done no earlier than 1991
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by razingeden 11mo ago
the SNR and the lock would be perfect at the drop using tech meter. or, plugging your modem into your dmarc/outside box for a little bit would also confirm or deny this
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by razingeden 11mo ago
i touched on this in a longer comment in this thread because i think that docsis 3.0 goes up to 900-1002mhz if downgrading to docsis 3.0 (or downgrading to 500/700mb) “fixed” your issue, you probably have a 5-1000mhz splitter thats not
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by razingeden 11mo ago
gotta ask, just because i went through this with spectrum recently. have you grabbed an extension cord and tried connecting the modem outside at the drop for awhile? i hear you that your neighbor has the same issue. but if youre in. say a d
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by razingeden 11mo ago
my original word processor corrected “—-“ to an em-dash, which i would get rid of because it didnt render correctly somewhere in translation between plaintext- markdown- html (sort of how it butchered “- -“ just now on HN.) but what youd s
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by razingeden 11mo ago
have you tried this on a pci-e ide adapter yet? i want one of these for my old 486 but also just went “gee it would be nice to just scroll a menu and select different usb LiveCDs for a lab box” and not constantly switching or losing usb don
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by razingeden 11mo ago
this is why i read this site
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by razingeden 11mo ago
waymo, and e-scooters for sure in LA ive chatted up a lot of women who just feel safer with no driver and will pay more to get in the waymo. (which uber has tried to respond to by giving them a preference in driver gender.) and some of them
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by razingeden 11mo ago
they brake to “suss out” certain things, that ive noticed: construction workers, delivery vehicles, traffic cones.. nothing unreasonable for it to approach with caution, brake for, and move around. the waymo usually gets about 2 feet away f
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by razingeden 11mo ago
early iterations i could immediately peg as grok content based on its condescending snarky “OOoooOoOo — so much to unpack here sweaty, lets get started” tone. im open minded and ive fed grok a few requests recently. it was better at doing c
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by razingeden 11mo ago
i had the exact same first/last name / birth year as a kid in my school (town of about 3,000) and were both “juniors” so our dads both have the same name. that makes four of us. unfortunately that guys got some problems .. duis… d
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by razingeden 11mo ago
i was surprised to learn that meta had any ads that weren’t scams.
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by razingeden 11mo ago
they still have to report it. readily located a variety of news outlets investigating the same question and summarizing that in waymos case human drivers were mostly at fault… even if you ignore stuff that smacks of PR/industry or from
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by razingeden 11mo ago
it works out to +/- an accident every 60,000 in a tesla robotaxi with a human operator. i would calculate it that way to compare it to the last stat i had on waymo which was +/- an accident every 98,000 in an unattended vehicle. c