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by toss1 2y ago
YES And I'd want to see failed drives somehow organized by TimeInService and maybe origin... We of course expect their drive usage to grow, but what would be surprising (& provide more info) is how the drives fail or age-out. None
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by toss1 2y ago
Meta may not be re-seeding the titles in the original form, but Meta ARE definitely redistributing the content in altered form — it is the specific intent of their bulk-downloading — to ingest the content into their LLM to redistribute it
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by toss1 2y ago
They only do that at the beginning, before the enshittification [0] stage, into which Amazon has enthusiastically dived. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification [0a] awesome there is a Wikipedia page for ens
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by toss1 2y ago
Ah, well state level actors are another thing altogether, and would definitely have the effect you mention; a general distrust of air travel would be quite disruptive, and not in a good way. It is certainly worth considering. But the simpl
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by toss1 2y ago
How so, when he's also and earlier cutting the agencies and inspectors who were investigating illegalities from his companies? Of course, this certainly makes it far easier to argue that he is merely slashing about without a forking cl
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by toss1 2y ago
Of course it would not be any specific regulation at this point — it is the drastic cutting of overall enforcement by gutting the agencies. This planned gutting of agencies and regulations was widely advertised by the current administration
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by toss1 2y ago
Absolutely! The one thing I've been taught by one of my mentors, and consistently found true, whether working on home, automobile, bicycles, or in shop, is: Get the best tool that you can for the job. E.g.: In powered tools, always go
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by toss1 2y ago
Thx for your sympathy, but I don't think it is impossible to discuss in good faith at all. In fact the primary goal of disinformation is not to make people believe the BS (it's only a bonus if it happens), it is to make people g
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by toss1 2y ago
>>Fully opt-in You are joking, right? * It is stealth installed without even notifying the user * It does not even show up in the normal Apps list. Users must either search for it or turning on "All Apps" supposedly works
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by toss1 2y ago
Only that that is a more likely explanation than "subtle hacking". It could of course all be coincidence, or it could have to do with consequences of 1) election of a wrecking-ball administration hell-bent on destroying all regula
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by toss1 2y ago
Sadly, I don't think you are wrong either.
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by toss1 2y ago
The "subtle" hacking is removing the regulations requiring safe maintenance and procedures, removing people responsible for maintaining and implementing the regulations, and removing the people responsible for controlling the traf
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by toss1 2y ago
more like four weeks
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Google's new self-installed Android app warns you about nude images in Messages(androidauthority.com)
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by toss1 2y ago
YET. Nothing has happened YET. It has not yet happened because of the presence of at least a minimum of responsible players who both understand the consequences and care about the consequences (at least more than their particular political
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by toss1 2y ago
>>smart people do stupid things all the time That may explain it but it does NOT excuse it or the consequences. Smart people are also supposed to consider the consequences of their actions a bit more deeply than dumb people, and lea
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by toss1 2y ago
Even for remote work, insist the finalists or at least those given offers fly in to a single in-person meeting. Even a meeting near their purported location with a trusted agent would help. The NK hires could never make it to the meeting. A
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by toss1 2y ago
Fill in the HIPPA release form with "OpenAI, Inc", "Anthropic PBC", or whatever he wants to use. Just like if they were to use an outside radiology firm or you are transferring to a new doctor. And yes, I've seen p
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by toss1 2y ago
Start with China spending ~$2 billion to start DeepSeek by training in on OpenAIs outputs, and more to falsely claim it was an independent operation on only a $5million [0] . It did initially create a problem in the markets, and put out a b
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by toss1 2y ago
It is not only security, it is the lockable cockpit doors and entire set of changed assumptions. The airplane hijacking game was entirely ruined by Al-Qaeda on 9/11. Prior to those events, the standard protocol was to assume a diversi
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by toss1 2y ago
>> it's telling that you use passive voice here No, it is not telling anything. I used it as convenient shorthand in a comment to not cite the long chain of representative govt that implemented the HIPPA laws. >> Doctors an
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by toss1 2y ago
>>"We" decided that 'privacy' is more important Umm, the importance of privacy was decided to prevent insurance companies from abusing your data & history to jack up your rates or refuse coverage. >>us as
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by toss1 2y ago
Perhaps consider it 'self-healing' as opposed to 'self-remanufacturing'? Biological wounds often heal with scar tissue which generally prevents the situation from worsening, but is still not as strong as the original und
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by toss1 2y ago
Depending on the valuation And with that guy, make sure you get paid up front. He has an extremely long and well-documented history of abusing the system to not pay contractors, workers, counter-parties, etc...
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by toss1 2y ago
Merkel shut down cold the entire German nuclear power industry, and did not even allow it to do it by attrition; perfectly good plants were shut down. This move advanced zero climate change mitigation goals, and strongly advanced Russia&#x2
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by toss1 2y ago
Indeed, it came out of the Merkel government, which was notoriously Russia-appeasing, and while popular at the time, it's reputation is rapidly rotting under the gaze of recent history where Russia assaults Ukraine attempting to elimin
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by toss1 2y ago
>>"vastly smaller acts of data piracy—just .008 percent of the amount of copyrighted works Meta pirated—have resulted in Judges referring the conduct to the US Attorneys’ office for criminal investigation.".....While Meta ma
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by toss1 2y ago
You are not alone, sadly.
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by toss1 2y ago
Sure, but even in a normal situation, all the Union can do is provide greater resources to initiate legal and possibly work actions. Which, in a normal situation might be very effective. This is NOT anything resembling a normal situation;
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by toss1 2y ago
Wow, that is an impressive list of 100% incorrect assumptions stated as fact! Of course I know Trump won a plurality and that is the 1PTP system we have. The point that neither had a majority is that it is entirely possible that under RCV,

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