uberman

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by uberman 6d ago
I have a friend who is one one the best programmers I know. He worked for an ad tech company more than a decade ago optimizing time to respond for personalized ad delivery. He was not proud of working to act on fingerprinting to optimize de
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by uberman 7d ago
If you were able to do so would the result not be the same. We dont accept your terms update so we and terminating your subscription. Essentially the same that you can do.
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by uberman 9d ago
No industry seems to have a good culture that supports whistle blowing
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by uberman 9d ago
This. Can't you get your number moved to a new phone? I have never don't anything magic when upgrading my phone other than move contacts.
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by uberman 10d ago
The opposite is true for me. I have always wanted to try Godot as a platform and AI is helping me make that happen.
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by uberman 13d ago
Much better link not the least is the description and name of the problem being solved!
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by uberman 13d ago
When I was a kid twisting a swing so you could ride it as it untwisted was something that happend dozens of times every recess. This was something every kid did. If your playground equipment falls apart as a result of the standard way kids
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by uberman 14d ago
He gave no links nor did the original post. I did no flagging and did not vote on any item in this thread. Yet I see that four accounts with a combined age of 10 days wants to complain about sock puppets.
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by uberman 14d ago
So then no proof whatsoever? So for fun I looked at your user and color me shocked that you are complaining about the use of sock puppets while apparently using one yourself. Alternatively has 8 days allowed you to devine the inner workings
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by uberman 14d ago
Do you have proof for you claims? I am under the impression that 500 rep essentially maxes out your standard privileges and that no reputation based weighting is applied to votes. If your fear is that there are voting rings (which apparentl
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by uberman 14d ago
If the contnet aligns with the interests of this community as apparently it did generation a bunch of views that I'll take your word for, then if it really a problem? If the community does not like something they can ignore downvote an
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by uberman 15d ago
why is this site sending me to : https://<scam domain details>.monster if I try to copy text? I mean I know why but shame on them and their advertising "partners"
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by uberman 15d ago
If it is on the homepage then is it not algorithmically what the community wants? Have you tried the https://news.ycombinator.com/newest link? I find that I prefer it over the homepage and have does so for years.
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by uberman 16d ago
I'll buy that as a possible separator as well. For what it is worth, I prefer to code with "Claude Code". I use chatGPT (the web interface) when asking casual non-coding questions.
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by uberman 16d ago
Do you like chocolate or vanilla better? Though I would say if you are using these website versions you will only be getting half the magic (at best) of what llm services can offer.
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by uberman 29d ago
Claude is trash? My experience says otherwise. simonw and pfraze seem more than legit. Neither of them seem to be advertising. If I posted something related to where I work does that make it advertising? This seems like a problem you manufa
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by uberman 1mo ago
I completely agree. I'm just asking if I missed something as a catalog of glaciers with monitoring data or threat assessment does not suggest preventable deaths to me. Unless of course I am missing these features on that site.
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by uberman 1mo ago
There are 100k glaciers and lakes tracked on that site. From what I can tell this is just a catalog. There seems to be no active data nor any kind of threat assessment. How can you conclude that this catalog makes this disaster avoidable?
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by uberman 1mo ago
Yes, an here in lies the hypocrisy of our times where tech titans can have their information removed from public data sources (anyone remember the guy tracking Musk's plane?) while amassing staggering quantities of data about everyone
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by uberman 1mo ago
So let's say a big company was willing to spend the money to do this. After creating millions of pull requests who is going to review merge these millions of AI authored patches?
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by uberman 1mo ago
400 million represents about 6 days of gross here or about 7% of net profits at TikTok. For ByteDance this "fine" represents less than a single day. These fines and those on Facebook in the EU while astronomical in the traditional
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by uberman 1mo ago
$10k+ a year club programs are a specific product offering a specific potential outcome not related to recouping your investment or NIL. They offer access to D2 and D1 college play. Not every family wants this product nor can they afford it
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by uberman 1mo ago
I find it amusing that he frames anyone who would purchase a baseball cap with an anti-flock message as: " broadcast(ing) their low socioeconomic status "
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by uberman 1mo ago
like all folding phones it is just too expensive for me to justify.
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by uberman 1mo ago
Team uniform. Any dry weave really.
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by uberman 1mo ago
The internet is s disappointing shit hole for me as well but that has more to do with algorithms, echo chambers, and attention theater. I get your point though. The hard part is that there is essentially no such thing as customer service &q
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by uberman 1mo ago
I understand that customer data was an asset but why would it be legal or ethical to sell data shared with you to someone else? I mean I guess it was in the fine print and all but this seems wrong to me.
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by uberman 1mo ago
I think the issue here is likely drift. Solving specific coding tasks typically have well defined goals and smaller objectives where as writing a story using these voice samples is likely a much larger ask. Perhaps they might have had more
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by uberman 2mo ago
Noone wants to use an app to control thier stuff. At least that I can think of. However, we got a new washer and dryer a while back and settings I want like sports are locked behind registration and the app.
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by uberman 2mo ago
We trained a model to be world class at identification of cyber security and hacking. We specifically turned off some of the deployment safeguards because we wanted to test capability here. We let agents loose over the course of 3 million

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