rpdillon

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by rpdillon 4mo ago
We still have far to go. You can tell by the pace if improvement in so many dimensions. If the popcorn's popping had started slowing down, I might believe you, but instead it's speeding up.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
The full story is that CDs have a physicality to them that can be somewhat inconvenient. But the concept holds. I have a directory in a copyparty share that I stream music from constantly. It's probably 20 albums worth of music, and it
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
I've been working in startups since 2012 and this was a superbly crafted narrative that articulates so many of the odd circumstances that lead to inscrutable decisions in early stage companies...really well done!
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Their goal is to hold a standard of security and privacy that can be trusted. They want the brand to be associated with that level of security and privacy. Sticking to Pixel allows them to leave their brand undiluted in this respect.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Well done! Nice design, good utility, and you kept it simple. Thanks for the writeup on the technical approach.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
You're restating the problem, but the issue is with the proposed solution. Creating a surveillance state in an attempt to improve society is myopic. We know a surveillance apparatus will be abused to oppress people (it's already h
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
The only stated reason for his resignation is that Google is no longer adhering to their promise to not use AI for weapons. I was surprised that the reasoning was so one-dimensional.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Check your harness. I use Kimi K2.6 for a lot of stuff with OpenCode and omp and it's extremely effective. I'm gonna try 2.7, but it should be capable model based on what I've seen with previous models.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Same. Been using this approach since 2012 and it works very well. I do have TailScale to make access a bit easier, and my AI box has proven to be a bit touchy as I do OS/kernel upgrade that match my ROCm drivers. This got a little bit
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Yeah, I have to manually edit the URL to be xcancel instead every time. Maybe there's a grease monkey script around that handles this kind of thing. I can write one if not. Edit: going to try this out https://greasyfork.org&
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Can you say anything about why? You just dig mass surveillance?
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
99% of Americans have an implanted airtag? What?
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
So you're in favor of turning the enforcement mechanism for red lights into an indiscriminate license plate reader?
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
This is my take, but I am a bit frustrated by OS manufacturers. The obvious move is have a screen after factory reset the puts the device in kid mode permanently. It then will send a "I'm underage" flag to sites, and sites re
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Offline and online are not equivalent spaces. They're not symmetric, they don't fail in the same way, and they don't have the same hazards or risks. I say this because I don't think the argument that we should do it onli
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Really? I think there's a nice niche for tools like nb that Just Work. Ubiquity is a feature! https://xwmx.github.io/nb/
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Just finished it! Been camping since Thursday, so had time to read. I expected it to sort of decline in intensity as I got closer to the end, but it's pretty darn fascinating the whole way. Highly recommended. I'd support the Care
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Yep, this is the reason I was an avid DVD collector, but when the Blu-ray switch happened, I never rebuilt my collection.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
> The information accessed was limited to standard business contact information and related customer relationship management (CRM) data, including customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses, as well as support
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
On the flip side, if you want a car that doesn't try to track you and record you, and doesn't upsell you on a subscription for seatwarmers, and doesn't use gas, Slate looks pretty attractive.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Ah, I see. This is about the prevailing consumer protections. In the US, debit is not treated with nearly as much privilege as the EU. While credit signals debt in the EU, debit signals poor financial situation in the US, since credit enjoy
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
It's mostly about who possesses the money. With debit, the money is transferred. With credit, the money is scheduled for transfer, subject to my approval. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Possession_is_nine-tenths_of_
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
They also employ Louis Rossman, interestingly. https://consumerrights.wiki/w/FUTO
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Which voice model are you using? I found that the english-74 is quite excellent. Used it to type this. Haven't seen the emoji issue with that model. Perhaps you're on english-39? https://keyboard.futo.org/voice-inp
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
In your mind, what's the cost of the wrong abstraction?
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
Wait, are you suggesting BAR or StarCraft are simpler than chess? I can't imagine that's true.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
You're specifically arguing that speech that harms is disallowed, and algorithms could be construed as harmful, so hey, let's not protect them with free speech. These are legal matters, so pedantry is part of the equation. The pop
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
The video is educational. It uses an extreme scenario to make its point, but that's because it's being illustrative. Okay, so maybe you don't believe a lawyer. Let's try a different lawyer that's more famous. > S
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
I actually stopped reading right there and came to the comments because I was really confused.
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by rpdillon 4mo ago
For what it's worth, yelling fire in a crowded theater is First Amendment protected speech. https://www.techdirt.com/2023/03/14/setting-1st-amendment-my... I'm just stating facts. https:/&#x2F

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