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Come again?
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I would start with something like this: "Today's session will be a bit different and very exciting to me. I have this game, Game Name exact version, which I love and I logged hundreds of hours in it, however there's this litt
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Try installing an app that requires Play Store Integrity, say, ProShot by RiseUp Games. Braindead dev claims this is to limit the "piracy" and bug reports, nevertheless it's either Aurora or APKMirror.
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It must be freely given anyway, but its still illegal to keep unless proportional and necessary for the stated purpose. If the purpose wasn't "we keep to resell it later" it's likely illegal. Well, "illegal" gi
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Okay, and why is that a problem?
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My tiny two pet projects I keep developing with LLMs taught me how useful TDD is - I'm not a software engineer so I've been never formally introduced to these, but now I learn the best practices. So in consequence I have less bugs
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They already are, including in the countries that penalise carrying anything for the self defense.
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It's not just cops. Flock employees themselves have allegedly watched a pretty questionable stuff, for example kids' gymnastics room: https://www.gadgetreview.com/flock-safety-employees-watched-...
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LOVEINT strikes back, eh? Who watches the watchers? Abuse of the privilege should be harsher as the privileges grows.
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I don't understand your comment - did you want to say that hardware security is overrated or that security and microarchitecture don't mix? Or maybe that security doesn't have a practical application?
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I'm also interested in the security features of this new CPU. Where doesn't it sit compared to Apple and ARM (Qualcomm, Titan)? Modern processor without memory tagging for example is a little..... dated, given how much the new AIs
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Look, hydrated lime is one of the surprisingly highly efficient ways of passive cooling, maybe you want to try it? There's plenty of literature around it, so I'll drop just this for a food start: https://www.sciencedire
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What do you think will happen if ALL the inverters in a city during a sunny day will suddenly switch off, then on, then off, then on, then off.... Also, you're sure its only home energy generation that's affected?
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Naah, those who understand, do understand. I'll do something much better, I'll stop feeding you with attention.
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No, at the very least it can help surface a trend or get the movement going. Everything happened for the first time sometime.
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The same Dems quietly complacent in the ever-accelerating rot and corruption? The representatives or givernors not using tools at their disposal to keep the crooks and rapists exposed and in the spotlights? Or those who keep supporting the
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Can't think of any but public shaming is warranted.
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Copyright law didn't force them to torrent terabytes of books what they did and got caught doing so. I'm not convinced they destroy the books to obey the law, lol.
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But you don't have access to this copy. The digital copy is removed and all you get is paraphrased content. Some frontier models have been explicitly forbidden from recalling exact quotes in system prompt. It almost seems like you&#x27
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I've ordered things from AliExpress shipped from the local warehouses (2-3 days delivery) ; I've ordered things on Amazon UK that were fulfilled and shipped from Amazon UK that were delivered in 3-5 working days. Not a £1 tat, and
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I see this kind of fakes on eBay or Amazon all the time. It's even harder to report it than on AliExpress and I never had an obvious report of fakes upheld (AND eBay warns they will forward your identity to the seller. Great thing if t
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Well done!
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"Open" is a load bearing reference we all get :p
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Plenty of bribes to go around. For politicians, press, "think-tanks".... They make sure system is not changing.
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Oh well, it's fairly common.Maybe not in a singular/several rarely used (and not monitored) desktop computers, but.... it's common once you have quite a few under your care.
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Do they upload them to Anna's Archive or IA? Or do they keep it on their private, warded off storage?
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Anthropic settled for $3,000 per book(1) in the settlement, so it provably depends of whether the government likes you or not. (1) https://apnews.com/article/ai-anthropic-copyright-settlement...
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I don't think "lies" is a fair word to use against a game that doesn't promise historical accuracy.
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This is not just a breath of the fresh air, it's a juxtaposition of the human qualities in an AI and AI qualities in a human.
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My plan and implementation files are task specific (so specific workhorse reads only its own slice), and the workhorse itself is spawned from an orchestrator with a very specific small prompt. I managed even the orchestrator to NOT read the

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