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by tencentshill 15d ago
It's always a good idea to plan to hang on to your old machine for a few weeks to ensure everything works properly on the new one. Apple makes that much easier to forget.
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by tencentshill 15d ago
The data is somewhat outdated: Extinction is defined relative to the initial glacier outlines from the Randolph Glacier Inventory (RGI v6.0): released July 28, 2017.
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by tencentshill 15d ago
Or they don't have that information in the training data and it wasn't actually nearly as helpful for developing a missile as they claim.
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by tencentshill 15d ago
It's not that complicated with him. He literally gets on the phone with CEOs and takes orders directly. But that only sticks until another competing interest talks to him.
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by tencentshill 15d ago
Where did Anthropic get that information to train their model on is a good question to ask as well.
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by tencentshill 15d ago
A roundabout way would be to impound the car itself as punishment to the manufacturer and charge a very high fee to their insurance to get it out.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
It's not sold as $1999, it's "$83.29/mo. for 24 mo." Sounds a lot more affordable that way.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
Add it to the recent "AI is dangerous" narrative blitz. The article pretty much only quotes Anthropics own narrative.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
Every tesla owners excuse is "oh you're not on v64.438185b, thats why you ran over that dog". The youtube recommendations these guys are completely mental when you look at it from outside.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
Yeah 2 vague articles from 1 guy isn't a "firestorm"
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by tencentshill 16d ago
VCs don't have ethics. The first puppy crushing startup will achieve record valuation in record time. The Torment Nexus is already real enough.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
Prove it even does anything when toggled. Another broken vibecoded product with no accountability.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
You'll just get used to charging it once every few days, and charging it once a day will seem annoying once it degrades.
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by tencentshill 16d ago
Is that financed by all the other companies they extract from?
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by tencentshill 16d ago
Some services offer modified devices without a camera or mic for high-security environments. https://www.gadgetreview.com/the-iphone-with-no-camera-and-w... I imagine this is why Apple has kept the mic array and camera as s
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by tencentshill 16d ago
The precedent is from X, which will just take it from you without even bothering to notify you.
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by tencentshill 17d ago
An average person would ironically be quite unique. https://www.buildingtheelite.com/average-fails-everyone/
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by tencentshill 17d ago
They do track people and their systems are capable of searching by identifiers including skin color and clothing. You are either disingenuous or not informed enough to discuss this issue. It's even actively advertised as a feature:
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by tencentshill 17d ago
Those are Apple-imposed limitations. The EU just forced them to open that part up recently.
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by tencentshill 17d ago
Instant in-memory transcription likely isn't legally considered the same as storing the actual audio. It probably couldn't be used as proof in a court like audio could (for now...).
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by tencentshill 17d ago
Germans car manufacturers are known to underrate. Horsepower, MPG, even BMW speedometers are under by 2-3mph. At least customers are pleasantly surprised when it's better than advertised.
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by tencentshill 17d ago
They'll also never reject a sale from those crazy people who think barcode lasers are radioactive or whatever.
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by tencentshill 17d ago
They very often pull directly from the products marketing copy and have to be told not to trust that by default.
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by tencentshill 17d ago
Spamming a thread with new accounts isn't a good tactic to point that out.
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by tencentshill 18d ago
They elected Him because He willfully doesn't compromise, ever.
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by tencentshill 18d ago
That is the exact reason spotify only allows 15 second skips both ways.
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by tencentshill 20d ago
Do the security measures extend to the top leadership? Or are they exempt as long as they say "We are currently clean on OPSEC"?
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by tencentshill 20d ago
Look at the X Diamond Ranch and the endangered wolves reintroduced by humans in 1998. It seems the overlap with ranches and endangered wolf populations is extremely small and only affects a few specific ranches. One of them must have talked
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by tencentshill 21d ago
Fantastic, so we win either way
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by tencentshill 22d ago
This is why we had 100% tariffs well before Trump. To make it difficult but not impossible to compete. Europe clearly took it too far and it resulted in their biggest companies downsizing at best. I suspect once trump is out we'll look

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