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by sroussey 11mo ago
Webgpu v2 in 10 years, seems about right.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
You are working inside freaking customs and know where it is being delivered. Read between the lines.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
We have mapped the planet, yet no grocery has a freaking map to find what you need.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
When I go to visit the Midwest in the winter, the perishables are… non-existent.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
A company buys laptops for its employees and they get shipped from outside the US, and before they get delivered nice changes have been made. Any specific individual that is high value will walk into a store and buy from stock.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
These are new machines before users get a chance to load anything. Thus the customs part.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
Some of the funnest work, if you could get it, was swapping ssds out of laptops coming through customs for high value targets.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
I hate all infotainment systems, so I’m still on a car from 22 years ago — with no screen and ratting me out on how I drive to unknown entities. If I had the optional GPS screen from 22yr ago, I think I would have ripped it out and replaced
459.
by sroussey 11mo ago
Doesn’t every open source implementation just “copying the API interface of the whole standard library and providing an alternative implementation”?
460.
by sroussey 11mo ago
Since you seem to know way more than I on the subject, can you explain the importance of video generation that is not diffusion based?
461.
by sroussey 11mo ago
I only run ai tools in dev containers, so blast radius is somewhat minimal.
462.
by sroussey 11mo ago
Ummm… sounds like that directory should have a readme. And Claude should read readme files.
463.
by sroussey 11mo ago
On the site: s/sttae/state/g
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by sroussey 11mo ago
“ This is might be considered secure but is convenient for key backup.” Might want to clean up that sentence.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
That’s why you put the comment in the code
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by sroussey 11mo ago
One time fingerprinting, sure. But if you collate tracking info from a hundred sources or so, you pretty much have person, name, email, and location.
467.
by sroussey 11mo ago
Ouch
468.
by sroussey 11mo ago
There are several startups providing web search solely for ai agents. Not sure any agent uses Google for this.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
Absolutely all your data is available for sale by data brokers. Need to get rid of those first. Then the government would need warrants where they don’t need warrants to just buy your data.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
So does your phone. And the government just buys the data from data brokers.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
Explains GitHub outage then
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by sroussey 11mo ago
I was half expecting something about how to get tcp into windows, but this is win95 where they shipped it inside the os and put some company out of business that used to sell that.
473.
by sroussey 11mo ago
Self signed for 192.x would be one thing, self signed for gmail.com would be another.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
And then they give up by the fourth. Guess which one I was, lol.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
The Medusa stuff is new and yeah, it’s in iOS as it’s the basis for the foldable.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
There are self driving trucking companies.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
I think city driving is the worst — people popping out from nowhere, roads that shouldn’t be but are because they have always been. Suburban and highways seem easiest. In the hills of LA you have sharp blind corners where people have instal
478.
by sroussey 11mo ago
When are the aluminum batteries coming?
479.
by sroussey 11mo ago
Except if you read the page this links to, for Android you need a rooted device only and you want Apple to make software with those requirements.
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by sroussey 11mo ago
The multi battery levels thing is native proprietary on every platform since there is no Bluetooth spec for more than one battery level and even that just uses uint8.

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