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by tekknik 3y ago
> we're stuck with shit-tier solutions like Zelle and Venmo and PayPal. Hopefully not for too much longer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FedNow
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by tekknik 3y ago
Maybe in Norway, but there absolutely is no pin check when making large purchases through at least Apple Card via Apple Pay. I made a $9800 US purchase a few months back and it was just face ID, which apparently can be fooled easily.
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by tekknik 3y ago
I don’t know much about Norway, but how would you transact during a natural disaster when power or network services are down for an extended period of time? Centralized digital payments fail here as well.
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by tekknik 3y ago
How about handling a large transaction without internet access? Say you want to transact in the middle of space. What now? Wait until you get back to some connection? As silly as it sounds, this system is not scalable.
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by tekknik 3y ago
They didn’t say that it was easier, but that it was easier than changing everything to run from electricity, which is true.
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by tekknik 3y ago
Prompts use text, period. We already have the technology to search text for child pornography, both google and duck duck go use this. there’s also negative prompting, which tells the model don’t do these things. hallucinations can still hap
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by tekknik 3y ago
Here we go with the metadata again. Viewing metadata means nothing as it can be easily changed by the user while retaining the actual data. Rename the file, change the creation date. Instead of naming the folder “classified military pics” y
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by tekknik 3y ago
What does this even mean?
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by tekknik 3y ago
you just need you search text, the prompt, for things normal people wouldn’t search for, not at all complex. nobody normal asks AI to create child pornography
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by tekknik 3y ago
As a T-Mobile customer, and not paid at all to endorse their services, I can assert that their adverts do not lie.
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by tekknik 3y ago
probably when someone adds young, childish, and something sexual to the prompt it says no and alerts law enforcement?
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by tekknik 3y ago
I mean you described it quite well and defended them. I raised an eyebrow and am still unsure even though you’ve said you weren’t one. It’s kinda like arguing that racism is a fact of life for some and we should allow them to vent their rac
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by tekknik 3y ago
How do you avoid compensating someone on salary while lobbying on their own time?
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by tekknik 3y ago
This comment doesn’t make a lot of sense, and with all the quotes it’s hard to tell if you mean it’s actually free or not. If they are not charging you for the TV service then why are you complaining about ads? Complain about paying for ads
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by tekknik 3y ago
This is not necessarily true for all businesses in all locals. For instance if you buy a car in CA, they charge sales tax based on your home address, so two people could in fact buy the same product at the same dealer and pay different pric
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by tekknik 3y ago
Sure it does. T-mobile is less of a scumbag than Cox or Comcast. Switch en mass and Cox and Comcast will start to figure it out.
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by tekknik 3y ago
T-Mobile advertises, last I checked you can watch the adverts for free.
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by tekknik 3y ago
That $1.2 mil figure wasn’t any of those cities, nor was it from SF. You seem to be detached from reality. And btw, I spent a large portion of my life living out of a rack on a warship so don’t talk to me about compromise kiddo.
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by tekknik 3y ago
As someone else said in another post, unless you like touching your coworkers during meetings then a camera works just fine. And to jump onto one of your points, Linux is the big elephant in the room. Almost every company uses it yet there’
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by tekknik 3y ago
How does this reconcile with learning and the internet? Or books? The assumption that someone is using the addictive apps or services is the flaw in your argument. Same with bars, people can go to a bar not for the purpose of socializing at
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by tekknik 3y ago
Third option, you focus on family. Not sure why this was left out.
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by tekknik 3y ago
> but often they still have to endure one single distant coworker that preferred to stay home and selfishly forces all other ones to use the shitty tools. How does this hateful comment reconcile with geographically distributed teams?
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by tekknik 3y ago
So having to pay $1.2mil for a 3 bedroom home instead of $300k because I need to be near the office because RTO is an expense I choose?
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by tekknik 3y ago
Or they could also ask
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by tekknik 3y ago
Probably because they believe salaried pay means 24/7 access to your talents.
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by tekknik 3y ago
The assumption it’s being taken out of context infers the readers of WSJ are incapable of understanding what it means. It’s yet again an insult.
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by tekknik 3y ago
Many people do not have the time to read papers, jobs and life get in the way, which is why we use newspapers. WSJ happens to be one of the least biased papers, with a slight right lean. Fires decreasing globally is not out of context here.
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by tekknik 3y ago
> but with religious fanatics I expect that Sky Daddy will come save them personally so they are unconcerned Bigot much? Do you think this class is anymore likely to listen to you now after you’ve insulted them?
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by tekknik 3y ago
It will not complete in your lifetime. While rich countries may be able to force conversion, we haven’t started thinking about the poorer ones. Even in the rich countries there are holdouts, like myself, who needs something with a transport
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by tekknik 3y ago
This will be the trigger that destroys us all, man thinking he has the knowledge to force climate change by manipulating atmospheric composition and then acting on it. Oh well.

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