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by scottyah 7mo ago
I think you are, the words make perfect sense. They know of a lot of attack attempts, and so far they have no reason to believe any were successful. Success can mean a lot of different things, why list it all out (were able to extract data,
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Only rich people can afford land now. The exception is some uninhabitable patches that would require you to give up your livelihood, except for the small amount of people who can work remotely and they can afford land already.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
The problem is just how far USD has departed from the value. There are some funny tricks people pulled with abstract concepts and now people have found a way to "print" their own money. It's created a new power and influence
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by scottyah 7mo ago
One crazy thing I recently heard that put this into perspective is that Livestock makes up approximately 60% to 62% of the world's total mammal biomass. Combined with humans (approx. 34%–36%), domesticated livestock means humans and th
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Except for all the small business owners that are doing just fine, and many are more than fine. You just don't want to be a corpo who is competing with FAANG, or anywhere where you have to "share" any margins with them.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
They just don't need to be convinced of anything. It's not like normal people have a say in this, just a few leaders doing what they want. A few fake news stories saying that there's so much support.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
It's basically all I talk about when it comes to openai. One of my #1 crusades/awareness spreading's since most of my non-tech friends only know "chat"
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Claude will tell me a few options and ask which to expand on, which I feel is a lot more useful and sensical than withholding the key information. Last night I wanted to see if there was more overlap if LOTR fans and Witcher, Skyrim, or Sta
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Hah, reminds me of learning to play Quake Live on my macbook trackpad. It was hard to go back to a mouse.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
It's probably what the UA CEO was talking about, trying to get competitors to sign contracts with other providers. Viasat was hot stuff for a long time, wouldn't be surprised if there's a noncompete preventing the change.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Wired will definitely be the rich, elite way to go.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
In this case, it's just being a bit more risk-adverse on new things. He's not trying to prevent all people from getting vaccines, he just doesn't want them mandated until they've passed FDA approval afaik. He's agai
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Or he's just a traditionalist as he's stated many times, and for a Western European cow (and all derivative products like milk, cheese, beef) are up there with wheat. Bread and butter is a common phrase. Or there is some big consp
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by scottyah 7mo ago
Staying afloat on cyber compliance takes so much time and energy there's no room for actual cybersecurity analysis.
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by scottyah 7mo ago
To be fair, it's not always out of maliciousness. A lot of gov workers/contractors join the supplier company because they know the product and how to fix it better than the people currently at the company. Similar to the guy who i
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by scottyah 7mo ago
This goes against information theory as a whole, and the point of words. How are you going to convey all this extra context to people who don't follow the space, and what word(s) do we use for something that is actually unhackable? Lit
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by scottyah 7mo ago
But how many people can you attract, and how quickly can they get the stuff done? There are a lot of sacrifices you have to make working for the gov that not everyone will make.
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by scottyah 8mo ago
> "grokipedia" as idea So you can understand someone not liking something, but you cannot understand that person liking the idea of an alternative? What is the idea for you if not just an alternative to the established service
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by scottyah 8mo ago
It's impressive how this article made this sound like a breakthrough, didn't even mention the entire historied field of steganography once.
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Ha! We should have a T shirt with this.
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Who needs a Jones Act when you can have processes like these?
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Not liking interacting with an OS is a fair choice to make, but don't be fooled by the bolted-on specs like "more RAM" when less of it is available to the user due to the built-in software and driver compatability issues. It&
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Google has really been expanding into DoD lately. I think they're realizing it's a large part of why AWS is so big and Azure is still alive.
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by scottyah 8mo ago
It's all just games, they just want to win. Dollars are the overall points, but they're even willing to sacrifice some of those to win bigger cases more brutally.
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Yes, I saw a lot of footage and kept doing so as more was released. Not sure what power you thought they were trying to take by force, it was like the Dark Knight scene on Wall Street. There's no "power" in that building. A g
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Artificially increasing wages to get a better product is like Cargo Culting. Some people see successful companies paying their employees a ton, then assume that's what created the successful company when it's so obviously the othe
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Reminds me of when they cut the camera to Zuck and he made the $600 Billion Deal announcement, but was hot mic'd after and said "I'm sorry I wasn't ready... I wasn't sure what number you wanted to go with". I w
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Also I imagine this is partly due to intra-military power struggles. I'm sure there are a lot in the DoW who like Anthropic- models wise and all that they stand for. The supply chain thing was a way to take the power from them, though
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by scottyah 8mo ago
Jan 6th getting overplayed by a lot of media was very damning for the left, I definitely gave Trump et al more benefit of the doubt after seeing the actual footage of the event.

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