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by tamimio 1y ago
Cool, I was planning to get a spare car key, not anymore! Also, glad I have one before they would ban it. It’s a neat tool that I have everything I want there, instead of having 4 fobs, one garage remote, plenty of IR remotes, it’s AIO. Plu
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by tamimio 1y ago
Because AGI is a buzzword to milk more investors' money, it will never happen, and we will only see slight incremental updates or enhancements yet linear after some timr just like literally any tech bubble since dot com to smartphones
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by tamimio 1y ago
> the plan seeks to implement client-side scanning, meaning software embedded in users’ devices that inspects content before it is encrypted So, a literal malware?
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by tamimio 1y ago
My problem with kagi is I don’t want my search history to be tied to an account, no matter what privacy assurance there, I have zero trust in anything that I don’t fully control.
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by tamimio 1y ago
They might recreate them but it will be real banks up to their names, which is a concept that has been around for thousands of years where banks stored gold and grains, for example. Modern banking, however, was only created in the 1600s by
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by tamimio 1y ago
Not entirely, the major factor is banks' credit creation. When any person can go and take a loan that was created from nothing (literal digits created by your bank), and sometimes based on another "speculated value" of a hous
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by tamimio 1y ago
People should abolish banks; they contribute nothing good to society and are a literal Ponzi scheme, creating credit that has inflated the prices of everything, including the housing market. It's crazy how banks are taken for granted t
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by tamimio 1y ago
As someone who's in the field, I hate how drones and robotics are now associated with anything related to wars. It just kills the passion, and now whenever you mention you work in it, do it, or are interested in it, you get that suspic
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by tamimio 1y ago
I don’t see anything technical worthy in here, it feels like a promotional article, can we see some architecture, diagrams, components, some interesting stuff?
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by tamimio 1y ago
That’s the pinnacle of the whole thing, more control and surveillance.
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by tamimio 1y ago
Probably one of the reasons the job market is shit right now is the lazy HR using AI in the procurement and now in the interview process, and since it isn’t regulated, having a blackbox AI doing the decision making, it will never be a good
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by tamimio 1y ago
Thank you! No matter how I explain this simple idea that standups are nothing but micromanagement, it never rings a bell. They might work in very limited situations and scopes, but they are never a generic framework to follow, and I blame S
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by tamimio 1y ago
“Ubo isn’t supported in this version of safari” -iOS 18.5
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by tamimio 1y ago
Just like few years ago “blockchain contract auditors”, and before that “big data bla bla”, and before that “cybersecurity xyz”, you always have people who try to grift as much as possible from the ${current bubble}.
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by tamimio 1y ago
I drew it with the mouse, doable bit you can use your ipad
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by tamimio 1y ago
Cool, just made nemo!
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by tamimio 1y ago
Nope, it’s true and even hit higher, this is one example of many: https://files.catbox.moe/rpp5fp.mp4 Yeah, it’s a scam, the whole thing is one giant scam, yet it’s legal and normalized and everyone is ok with it!
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by tamimio 1y ago
Rents are high because landlords are greedy and are paying already inflated house prices. Owning is expensive because banks are greedy, pumping out the created credit for mortgages, which is an imaginary number based on no actual value, bec
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by tamimio 1y ago
I have been using it for around 7 months, so far it’s been great and no major hiccups.
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by tamimio 1y ago
> “You can’t spoof gravity without literally moving a mountain,” said Biercuk. What about weather conditions? Clouds, heavy rain, hurricanes, etc.
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by tamimio 1y ago
I stopped using google as a search engine for almost 2 years now, because I know that the result is there yet google somehow chooses to omit it for whatever reason, defeating its purpose.
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by tamimio 1y ago
What if the other side asked if it is an AI, will it lie? And if not, a lot will probably choose to hung up.
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by tamimio 1y ago
Use landrop, been some times since I used wires to transfer data. https://landrop.app
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by tamimio 1y ago
I would take fast speed like USB 3 in lightning form than USB-C, it’s solid design, just needs some speed boost.
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by tamimio 1y ago
It looks great but the range is not, I already have some project idea in mind but with that range it won’t work.
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by tamimio 1y ago
I hope it served as a good lesson to the average person to be more cautious while submitting sensitive information like a government ID. Just because it's an app with a nice UI doesn't mean it's secure, let alone trustworthy
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by tamimio 1y ago
Last month I had a bad experience with them as well. While boarding, they asked me to put the carry-on near the airplane door because the airplane was small (maybe get a bigger airplane next time!), so in good faith I did because I expected
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by tamimio 1y ago
I loved it! But I loved even more the idea of when a person has no prior experience or knowledge in something yet achieves great results in a short period of time. That build mindset is fascinating. The only issue is when applying for norma
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by tamimio 2y ago
> Bandwidth Restricted >The page you have tried to access is not available because the owner of the file you are trying to access has exceeded our short term bandwidth limits. Please try again shortly. It seems it collapsed!
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by tamimio 2y ago
Nope, the internet was and still is a revolutionary way of communication. AI is nothing but an assistant tool, just like many great applications out there, but nothing more. Hyping AI is like hyping MS Office back in the 90s, except now eve

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