treebeard901

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by treebeard901 3mo ago
Financial cost is one if the many ways the Government intentionally limits your access to your ability to uphold your rights.
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by treebeard901 3mo ago
Yeah as soon as the early reporting came out about the use of LLMs during the operation, it kind of made sense thinking through how a target like that could be selected. The LLM is going to use variations of clustering algorithms, calculate
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by treebeard901 4mo ago
The powers that be are concerned about AI disrupting all the corruption.
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by treebeard901 4mo ago
Dont forget about Waymo and similar. As much surveillance as flock.
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by treebeard901 4mo ago
One of the billionaires on the All In Podcast, (which I listen to sometimes to get that kind of perspective), mentioned that one thing the U.S. and China could work on as far as regulating AI, is Know Your Customer controls. At first after
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
If Tim Apple can't beg China for more while in Beijing then I guess they need to port SoftRAM 95 to OSX.
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
> I could just play someone else's record and pretend like I made it How many "DJs" today could even find two records that they could key and beat match? Then physically mix them on the turntables with no software or sync
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
California and other western states could see 1970s style rationing and increasing prices within the next few weeks...
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
Just go ahead and upload your companies valuable source code to our model so we can eventually replicate your business... Or I mean, uh, protect you from hackers. Yeah.
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
Most phones are not really off when shut down with the battery still inside. It is still responding to E911 services and other forms of tracking. I know this will try to be debunked that if the phone is off, there is no power or communicati
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
Turning into an odd form of a take over. Basically renting it for 3 months to let Tim Heidecker do a few shows??
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
I'm concerned they won't know what to do without Alex. Already going back over shows from 2006...
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
With memory prices what they are maybe there is a business opportunity for a return of SoftRAM 95
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
Being able to remove your phone battery also stops all tracking and surveillance for that device. If that sort of thing matters to you.
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
San Francisco seems, after only living here two years, to be a city kind of in a cold war with itself. I think the Broligarch Tech crowd is fighting with the progressives and in many ways the progressives are losing and do not realize it. I
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
The powers that be do not want any code being run that hasn't been approved by a central authority. The same applies to running any code that is not authenticated to an actual person backed by some form of ID. Facial, drivers license,
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
For criminal matters, the Govt will be so far into your phone and accounts, that unless you meet your lawyer in a faraday cage, you have no real attorney client privilege. Zoom attorney calls, cell phone calls, in person meetings with devic
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
Check if he teleported to a waffle house
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
How much of the Internet is like Moltbook where you don't know the other users are bots? Does the private sector or Government control them? ... How long has it been this way?? Yes everything is a psyop
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
The only thing people in power want more than money is more power. So if you ever hear they stopped authorizing these programs, it just means a more secret and powerful one replaced it behind the scenes.
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by treebeard901 5mo ago
Once wealthy and powerful people realize how this can be used to track them they will start cracking down. One of many examples for how underrated access to location data is for unauthorized people, it is a primary way that the military loc
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
Only a matter of time before ChatGPT of the future sends a terminator back in time to protect and/or stop him...
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
America used to be great. Can someone make it that way again?
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
All of the pirated Adobe installs require host file changes to redirect the license calls to local or nonexistent IPs. Maybe by Adobe adding this, it enables them to track pirated installs, since presumably the new host entry would reestab
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
Artemis II is scheduled for re-entry to Earth on April 10th. That is when the heat shield issue will be the most dangerous. If it fails and the mission fails with loss of life while knowing it went ahead despite the IG report about the heat
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
Maybe the hackers will release information connecting Patel to the Noem and Lewandowski grift operations with govt contracts. Out of the four companies allowed to bid for the $220 million advertising contract, 3 were linked to Noem and Lewa
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
China, Iran and Russia can vastly out produce missle interceptors. Drones, hypersonics, etc. They can also manufacture launchers faster and cheaper than they can be countered. $30k drone vs interceptor at millions. The U.S. and Israel will
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
Location data is arguably more important than financial or medical data. Atleast in a context where someone is after you. Thanks to bribery and data brokers, it doesnt have to be anyone in Govt or LE tracking you. Collect certain identifier
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
Theocratic states based on a concept of superiority with a delusional belief in biblical armageddon should never be allowed to have weapons capable of turning that delusion into reality.
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by treebeard901 6mo ago
Law enforcement should require a subpoena if they want to have location data for anyone. It really isnt a third party loophole issue. Law enforcement should only be accessing location data if they have probable cause to believe a crime is h

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